Statue of Knight Brunzvik

Near the Charles Bridge on the side of the Kampa Peninsula is a statue of the legendary knight of Czech legends Brunzvik (an analogy of the Russian Ivan Tsarevich). In the Czech Republic, the image of Bruntsvik symbolizes the customs post of Charles Most, but it is still located on the territory of the Small Town.

The stone Brunzvik has his famous magic sword in his hands, and at his feet is a lion - his faithful friend and servant, who after the death of his master died at his grave. According to legend, the hero's sword was immured somewhere in the base of Charles Bridge, and in the hour of mortal danger of his people, he must escape from prison and under the call of the resurrected Bruntsvik - "Heads off the shoulders!" - must hit the enemy. It should be remembered that this statue of Bruntsvik was the favorite monument of Marina Tsvetaeva.