Devil's Column
Devil's Column: A Fragment of Prague's Mystical Past
Discover the enchanting Vyšehrad fortress in Prague, where history meets breathtaking views and lush gardens, perfect for a serene escape.
Vyšehrad, a historic fortress in Prague, offers tourists a mesmerizing blend of history, architecture, and stunning views. Nestled on a hill, it showcases the remnants of ancient walls, the beautiful Vyšehrad Cemetery, and the impressive St. Peter and Paul Church. Visitors are invited to explore its lush gardens and scenic pathways, making it a perfect escape from the bustling city life.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Car
If you're driving from the center of Pálava, head northwest on the main road until you reach the D2 highway. Merge onto D2 heading towards Prague. Continue on D2 for approximately 20 kilometers until you reach the exit for Prague 4. Take the exit towards Nusle and follow the signs for Vyšehrad. Once you arrive in the Vyšehrad area, look for parking options nearby, such as the parking lot at the Vyšehrad Castle.
Public Transportation
To reach Vyšehrad by public transport, start at the nearest bus stop in Pálava. Take bus number 400 to the station 'Kobylisy.' From there, transfer to metro line C (red line) in the direction of Háje. After 9 stops, alight at the 'Vyšehrad' station. Once you exit the station, follow the signs to Vyšehrad, which is approximately a 10-minute walk. You will need to purchase a ticket for the bus and metro, which costs around 32 CZK for a standard ticket valid for 90 minutes.
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