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Poustevníkova jeskyně: A Hermit's Cave in Pilsen

Discover the serene Hermit's Cave in Pilsen's Lochotín Park, a charming relic of the area's spa history and peaceful retreat.

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Poustevníkova jeskyně, or the Hermit's Cave, is a man-made cave in Pilsen's Lochotín Park, featuring a statue of the hermit Lochota. Originally part of the old Lochotín spa, the cave and statue were restored in 2013 and offer a glimpse into the park's history.

A brief summary to Poustevníkova jeskyně

  • Pilsen 1, 301 00, CZ
  • Monday 12 am-12 am
  • Tuesday 12 am-12 am
  • Wednesday 12 am-12 am
  • Thursday 12 am-12 am
  • Friday 12 am-12 am
  • Saturday 12 am-12 am
  • Sunday 12 am-12 am

Local tips

  • Combine your visit with a walk through Lochotín Park, enjoying the gardens and recreational areas.
  • Check local event listings for special occasions when the cave might be open for closer viewing.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for walking around the park and exploring the surrounding area.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the center of Pilsen, such as Náměstí Republiky (Republic Square), walk north along Pilsenská street. After approximately 10 minutes, you will reach Lochotín Park. Follow the signs within the park to Poustevníkova jeskyně. There are no costs associated with this approach.

  • Public Transport

    Take a tram, trolleybus, or bus from the city center to a stop near Lochotín Park. From there, follow the signs to Poustevníkova jeskyně within the park. A 30-minute public transport ticket costs 24 CZK, a 1-hour ticket is 28 CZK, and a 3-hour ticket is 50 CZK.

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Poustevníkova jeskyně, nestled within the verdant Lochotín Park in Pilsen, is a unique and intriguing site. The name translates to "Hermit's Cave," and it indeed features a statue of a hermit, known as Lochota, within a man-made cave. This charming grotto is a remnant of the park's past as the location of the Lochotín Spa, which thrived in the 19th century. The statue of the hermit Lochota was returned to its place in the cave in 2013, as part of a revitalization project of the old park. The statue is visible through a grate that secures the cave entrance. The cave and its surroundings provide a tranquil escape and a connection to the area's history as a place of healing and relaxation. Lochotín Park itself offers a pleasant environment for a stroll, with walking paths and greenery. While the cave may only be accessible on special occasions, such as the distribution of the Light of Bethlehem, it remains a point of interest and a reminder of the park's rich heritage.

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