“A boar? In the middle of the city?” someone whispered as we approached. Indeed, right before us, carved from sandstone, stands the Kanec Statue. Don’t let the name fool you, it’s not some ancient relic, but a piece of art from 1956. This boar, sculpted by Jiří Kryštůfek, isn’t here to commemorate a historical event or a local legend. Instead, it stands as a testament to the enduring power of art in unexpected places. The Kanec Statue, you see, is a silent observer of the city’s life. It has stood here through changing seasons, political shifts, and the constant flow of life in Prague.
Dolní Břežany
Could this grand Renaissance castle have once been a humble medieval fortress? It’s true! This is Dolní Břežany, dominated by