Duchtsov Castle is the last resting place of Casanova. And the brewery
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Casanova. Women loved him. Men admired. The losers were jealous. Did you know that Casanova is buried in the Czech Republic? Yeah, that's right. His last years, gray-haired old age, the respected sex symbol of all times and peoples spent in Dukes Castle, in Bohemia. He came here at the age of 66, a man in his prime, but tired of endless adventures and worldly fuss. He received a quiet place as a librarian in the palace of Count Waldstein in a small town. It would seem, live - but rejoice: the work is not dusty, the salary is paid, you live in the castle, servants are nearby ... A pensioner's dream! But no. Casanova and here goes “in all seriousness”, drives young girls crazy, writes her “pornographic” work “The Story of my life”, where to the slightest detail she paints with whom, when, how and how much. It was for this, let me say, a masterpiece of shamelessness that the church anathematized the hero-lover and forbade burial in the cemetery. (By the way, did the church finish reading The Story of His Life, or did it start snorting and spitting from the first page?) We buried our donjouan near the cemetery... But in the Czech Republic.
And how not to honor the memory of the one on whom all the men of our planet hold an equal? How not to see that bedroom, where almost all the women of the town of Dukhtsov sought to get? The spirit of the Great Seducer still hovers in the chambers of the palace and does not miss any pretty woman.
On the way back, we will definitely stop at some typical Czech restaurant with a mini brewery. Try craft beer, which is impossible to try anywhere else.