Who could have imagined that a creature from Roman mythology would find a home in Prague? Right here, in the heart of the city, stands the Faun Sculpture, a captivating piece crafted by the talented sculptor duo, Miroslav and Olga Hudeček. The sculpture, completed in 1984, is a testament to the artistic expression prevalent during the Communist era. Some call it “Faun and Vltava Fountains,” a nod to its previous identity. The Faun Sculpture may not be as widely recognized as some of Prague’s grand monuments. However, it holds a unique charm, a silent echo of a bygone era. The sculpture stands as a testament to the city’s enduring artistic spirit, a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.
Dolní Břežany
Could this grand Renaissance castle have once been a humble medieval fortress? It’s true! This is Dolní Břežany, dominated by