Břevnov historický a vilový II.

A walk along the pilgrimage route to Hájek takes participants from the Ladronka homestead and park through a gardener's colony to a villa development of the First Republic, to finally visit a baroque pearl with a valuable and impressive setting and look around the former battlefield on Bílá Hora.

Participants will walk part of the 300-year-old pilgrimage route. He will find out how Břevnov, but also the whole of Prague, changed and grew. He visits the monastery of Our Lady of Victory and finds out what the epithet actually is. They will look at the mound on Bílá Hora and recall the events of November 8, 1620. They will hear about the paradoxes of the pre-White Mountain and White Mountain era in relation to Baroque buildings and will symbolically end the walk at the Reconciliation Cross in the Alley of Czech Exiles.

Practical information:

• Admission: Adults – CZK 280 with a pre-purchased ticket. Students, pupils, seniors (65+), children aged 12 and over – CZK 220 with a pre-purchased ticket. Children under 12 free. Tickets cannot be purchased on the spot.
• Cancellation conditions: up to 24 hours before the start of the walk, it will be possible to rebook the ticket for another date or another walk, 24 hours or less before the start of the walk it is no longer possible to rebook the walk, it is possible to send a substitute who registers under the originally registered name.
• Meeting point: in front of the Ladronka estate
• Length of the walk: approx. (2-2.5 hours)
• End of the walk: near the Bílá Hora tram
• Terrain suitable for prams: yes
• Terrain suitable for wheelchair users: yes
• Guide: Jiří Hendrich