“Fox den? Why on earth would they call it that?” a curious voice wondered aloud. We are standing before Liščí lom, once a bustling limestone quarry. Don’t let its quiet presence fool you. Liščí lom holds within its depths a fascinating past. Now abandoned, it once provided the crucial limestone used in building some of Prague’s iconic structures. Can you imagine the echoes of picks against stone, the shouts of workers, and the rumble of carts hauling away the precious limestone? This quarry, nicknamed “Fox den” for reasons lost to time, was a hub of activity, its raw materials shaping the city we see today. Today, nature has reclaimed Liščí lom. The once bare cliffs are now cloaked in greenery. It stands as a verdant reminder of Prague’s industrial past. A testament to the evolving story of a city where nature and history intertwine.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to