Walks in Czechia
10 walks in Czechia — Praha, Dolní Morava, Malá Morávka, Ostružná. Each one comes with a map, stories, and questions you answer from what is around you.
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Praha
- Prague – Old TownA walk through the nicest parts of the Old Town, from Wenceslas Square to Charles Bridge.2.6 km · 90 min
- Prague: Charles Bridge and KampaEurope's most famous bridge and the island beneath it: eggs in the mortar, stars overhead, a knight with a lion, devils, a Turk and film sets.1.9 km · 40 min
- Prague: From Kampa over Petřín to StrahovA wall that could not be painted over, a child that gets a wardrobe sewn for it, and a tower that is one fifth of the Eiffel.3.8 km · 200 min
- Prague: from Vyšehrad to the náplavkaThe rock where legend says Prague began, a bridge that had to be strengthened for Soviet carriages, and a walk along the water to a house that dances.3.6 km · 150 min
- Prague: Hradčany and Prague CastleFrom a burnt-out hamlet to a palace garden: alchemists who were never here, cannonballs in a wall, and the largest castle complex in the world.3.5 km · 180 min
- Prague: The Royal Garden and LetnáThe purest Renaissance north of the Alps, a garden nobody was allowed into for forty years, and the hill where the largest Stalin in the world once stood.3.2 km · 150 min
- Prague: The Stag MoatA ravine below the Castle that Praguers knew only by hearsay for forty years — from the airmen's memorial through a tunnel bored into an embankment to the most closely guarded villa in the country.2.6 km · 110 min