A quiet village nestled near a bustling city. That’s Žernovka for you, a part of Mukařov but so close to Prague. Žernovka has a charm that draws you in. The village itself dates back to the 14th century. Žernovka is known for its rich geological history. The ground beneath your feet was once a quarryman’s haven. The area was known for its high-quality limestone. Imagine the clinking of chisels and hammers echoing through the air. Today, only one quarry remains active. Seven stand silent, filled with water, while others lie forgotten, buried beneath the earth. Žernovka’s beauty hasn’t gone unnoticed. Many chose this place to build their own little escapes, drawn by the peace it offered. If you yearn for a taste of nature, Žernovka won’t disappoint. The “Trail of Little Stones” winds its way through the area, a testament to the land’s geological past. This trail is part of a larger network called the “Ladův Kraj,” named after the famous Czech painter, Josef Lada. His whimsical depictions of Czech countryside often featured charming villages much like Žernovka. As you stand here, take a moment to appreciate the tranquility of this place. Žernovka is a reminder that even in the shadow of a bustling city, pockets of history and natural beauty endure.
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