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When you get off the subway, you probably won’t come across anything surprising. You will find yourself among the panels, right next to the run of the road, and the view around you will tell you that you are on the outskirts of the city. Pitom gets behind the wall of the lid, and as you snap your fingers, color with rust.
The village was built, and you would find a church next to it. Barns in sob krvaj ndech star as and first were searched for a village memorial reserve. In Prague, you will find only one other city that can boast similar valuable architecture, and that is Ruzyn.
If you take into account that the main part of the metropolis was made up of two dozen independent municipalities, the northwestern corner of Prague will undoubtedly attract attention. The first written mention of Stodlak dates back to 1159, when it belonged to the Johannite family. Historians believe that the name is derived from the word barn, according to one of the legends, a hunting lodge with a small barn was built here.
In Stedovka, the settlement suffered from the prince of Hradec, later the provostship of the Holy Chapter and the subsequent burst of the burgraveship. In the pre-blossom period, it was a flourishing village, its development was severely marked by decades of wolves. Although at the end of the 19th century there was a rapid development of urban construction, Stodlky resisted and joined the main city in 1974.
They kept their rural appearance until the 1960s, when growth began to spread to the South City complex. Their dominant feature is the neo-Gothic church of St. Jakub Starho, built between 1901 and 1903 according to the design of architect Matje Krch.
Two to it also belonged to the Manor Garden, which before the construction of the commons functioned as a garden colony and horticulture. Today you can find a park here, its mouth is a children’s hit, but so is a pond and colorful ceramic sculptures.
An artificial pond was created above the church on the site of the original pond, with a bronze statue of Rusalka by Kurt Gebauer at the entrance, near the spring of Prokopsk potok. If you go down past Pansk zahrady and down to Mld Street, you will come across Klub Mlejn, which has served as a cultural center since 1988.
Two belonged to the alternative music genre, today to aerial acrobatics and the new circus. A short distance behind the club is the Central Park, which, with its size and varied range of activities, can compete with parks in the world’s capitals. A dog walk leads him to Prokopskho dol, Novch Butovice, Luiny or Mala Ohrad.
He escaped the open-air museum
The large land, which was named the Southwestern City, includes a number of panels arranged in different rows and shapes next to and opposite each other, with streets with family houses, but also preserved the heart of ancient villages with small buildings, ponds, churches and bell towers on the top of the village.
Everything stands so closely together, and the hunter is surprised that for every one street, there are several historical parallels. This is an ideal opportunity to create your own walking route. In the middle of construction, or on the contrary around. This time the choice fell on the second option.
The blue tourist sign leads along the road to the epora open-air museum. Unfortunately, there is a fence along the open-air museum and it is covered by a thick growth of trees, the gate is covered with netting, because the inside entrance is forbidden, so it is not possible to look around much, and curious people only have to take a quick look from the outside.
A replica of the village center was created on the milnia field, it included, for example, a church with a barn, a barn, a shelter, a washing machine, a well, metal and pot houses, an entrance hall. It was built according to the technologies of the time and from old materials, which became fatal because it was destroyed several times, the last time almost two years ago. The village was open to the public until 2017, after which it was only used for films.
Brno to the mine
It is better to turn around, take a look at the old planked path hidden between the ponds, which will take you back to the blue road to the first Epory houses and then to the square.
This does not distinguish it from the category of average village places, it has a church, shops, ad and a bus stop. The village kept its agricultural heritage for a long time, and in 1974 it became a part of the capital city, only to be avoided by a common development. They are thus the natural gateway to Dalejskho dol.
By the way, you can actually find the bar in the mine, it is composed of two enclosed prisms from the local quarry and their author is Zdenk Hla. You will come across other pieces of art, for example, in the red quarry, where there are artificial sculptures by Kurt Gebauer depicting fallen female warriors.
Abandoned quarries
On the way you will pass a dilapidated building, on which you can see the inscription Vlcov mln V. Trunek. Originally built in the 18th century, it is named after the owner Vclav Truneka, who modernized it at the turn of the 20th century. The mill was driven by a water turbine, an internal combustion engine, and later by an electric drive.
He was born in the early 1950s, but did not escape his sad fate even after restitution. Currently, there is a project to replace the ruins of the buffalo mill with apartment buildings. I understandably don’t like that. The other hundred walked a little further to the Biskup, Kvis and Kotrba buffalo farms, where it is evident how implacable the tooth is and how honestly it gnawed even here.
Established in 1895, Prmyslov arel was used as a sugar factory, its operation was stopped at the end of the 1960s, in the 1990s it was used as a residence, later it was abandoned and burnt down. Today, it has been covered in graffiti and it is now for the most varied existence. The neighboring quarries of Pory, which are connected by a tola and were searched for a commercial monument, fared much better.
Reward for the journey
If you continue along the naun path, the terrain will literally change under your feet and you will enjoy the constant rise and fall between individual overgrown quarries. The local sceneries are similarly changeable and captivating, and the sale has sold out in a relatively short amount of time.
You will also come across houses with wooded gardens, a viaduct, a bridge over a stream, and you will reach the Klukovice crossroads. Take the time to climb a short hill and reward yourself with a chilled piece of beer at the local Prokopk brewery and a good bite to eat. Then you can continue up to Barrandov, down to the main stretch of Prokopsk dolm and to Hluboep, falling down towards the castle of Butovice.