Castles and more... II II II

From 250 euros. The approximate time is 10 hours.

Now I will tell you about my excursion from Prague to the Koneprussian caves, the ancient castle of Krsivoklat and a stunningly atmospheric place called St. Jan under the Rock.

Nervous rerum of today’s trip is a comprehensive and comprehensive continuation of acquaintance with the Czech Republic and its culture, with the history of the country and with its inhabitants.

This will be accompanied by incredibly juicy landscapes, a pretentious narrative and magnificent gastronomy.

At exactly 9:00 am I will arrive at your Prague hotel and we will head southwest of Prague.

The first goal of the voyage is Koneprus, near the Czech Verona. This place is famous for its unique caves, which are hundreds of millions of years old.

In the middle of the last century, thoroughly tinkering with the karst bowels, Czech cave experts made them accessible to inquisitive tourists. Now everyone has the opportunity to walk between stalagmites and, with their heads up, look at stalactites.

A walk through the underworld, local guides accompany interesting stories, deftly mixing facts with mysticism.

As a result, overflowing with speleology, you can either drink a cool beer, or immediately go to the second destination of the trip, and this is the same St. Jan under the Rock.

This place is filled with a hell of a lot more than the previous one. Demonsity here comes out of all the crevices, like a pillar from under the lid. The orthodox are especially impressed by a hole in the rock, which was allegedly once pierced by the head of either Satan or his henchman Beelzebub.

Saint Jan under the Rock is a very strange place against the backdrop of devilishly beautiful nature.

Next, our way lies to the castle in the style of fashionable cartoon fantasy.

In a medieval castle, Krzyuclate is equally easily fantasized about Lancelot with Guinvere, Tristan with Isolde, and Joan of Arc, at worst...

A walk through the ancient stone castle bags always very quickly sets up a wave of alchemical experiments and the Inquisition, and the ranting of local gurus adds to the general sensations a lot of interesting details.

Krsivoklat Castle is really cobbled, brutal and beautiful!

By the way, delicious conscientious food and fresh beer in all sorts of village eateries will be given as much attention as necessary.