When I arrived, my airbnb host, Dragan, pointed to a structure on the hill across the way. “That is the Eiffel Tower of Prague,” he said. “You can climb to the top and see a beautiful view.”
So, we did. This climb was 299 steps to the top, but the turning diameter wasn’t quite as tight as the South Tower, which prevented on onslaught of dizziness. The view from the top was spectacular. Even though it was a hazy day, you could see across the city, spires and turrets dotting the skyline.
And on the way out of the park, we passed a Magical Cavern! I didn’t get too close to discover what made it magical. I’m guessing trolls and such.
Walking through brightly colored fallen leaves makes me happy.
Wow great view! Old friends of ours have a little flat in Prague – sadly they have disappeared of the radar so it looks like our free accommodation here is no more! ;-(
I would definitely like to take my beau sometime soon.
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That is an ad for the Magical Cavern, which is actually a little ways down. That is actually just an old shed. The magical cavern is a little building with artwork and where they supposedly tell stories and sell sangria. Its next to the villa restaurant.