Praha pod Prahou – neviditelné město

Prague under Prague with Prague with eyes wide.

The old town suffered from frequent floods, so for Přemysl Otakar II. There is a gradual increase in the level of the city. There is one more Prague under the feet of the Praguers, the invisible one, which the participants of the walk will talk about. They will look for and discover objects that have been deleted from the surface and from the maps, but are still in the ground. Why it is “on the puddle” and what is left of it will be learned by participants during the walk. The next stop will be the Jesuit College Klementinum and a rare remnant of the medieval fortification, the gate of St. Valentina from the 13th century. This gate was discovered relatively recently (in 2017) during the restoration of the house on Kocanda. It also stops at another non -existent building - the Church of Sts. Valentina.

will move to the Jewish city for a while to the already demolished synagogues of the new, Gypsy and the Greatman and tells the ritual bath of the micro, which has been preserved underground at the Pinkas Synagogue. Nearby stood the monumental building of the Church of Sts. Cross, from which we have preserved only a smaller torso and a beautiful bolt with the display of the lamb. This is one of the first recognized Romanesque houses that have been extremely preserved on three floors. Franz Kafka

walking length : approximately 1.5h (2.5 km)

discounted admission CZK 200 for visitors 65+ and studying. Children under 15 years 30 CZK.