It is a picturesque public park in Prague's Lesser Town. It is sometimes even considered the oldest garden in Prague, as its history dates back to the Middle Ages. Its space was definitively defined by two palaces from the north - Thurn - Taxis and Windischgrätsky and the Church of St. Joseph from the west, which is part of the convent of the Barefoot Carmelites. At the end of the 18th century, the garden became the property of the Society of English Maidens. It slowly changed from a commercial orchard to an English park. Now Vojan's Orchards is a beautiful garden designed primarily for spiritual relaxation.

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The first documented references to this area date back to the 14th century. The name dates back to 1781, when the owner Fal Hergert built a brickworks on this site. In addition to the terrace and a beautiful view of the Charles Bridge and the Vltava River, the Franz Kafka Museum exhibition has been located here since 2005, and thanks to the small harbour it is a popular place for wedding ceremonies.

It was founded in 1724 as a seminary for the preparation of future Roman Catholic priests coming from Upper Lusatia. The chapel on the first floor of the house is also dedicated to St. Peter.

In the neighbourhood of the seminary is the traditional style bookshop Shakespeare & Sons. It offers gems of literature by local and foreign authors in their original versions.

Historical candelabras add to the mysterious atmosphere of the historical part of the centre of Prague. The unique lighting, like the Charles Bridge lighting, is connected to gas and illuminates the fairy-tale corners of the Lesser Town Bridge Tower on Dražický Square.

In Czech, the term Kandelábr was already used in the 19th century for public lighting stands, especially for gas lighting stands.

The National Theatre is not called the Golden Chapel for nothing. More than two and a half kilograms of 24-carat gold were used to decorate its roof.

The Sovovy mills building was built from the oldest mill in Prague, which was used mainly for milling barley from the 15th century until it burned down in 1896. Now the former Owl Mills building on Kampa Island is inhabited by exhibits of modern art.

A set of canal hatches, called Voices from the Underground, includes canals with quotations from eleven poets whose work is associated with Prague.
The motto of the whole collection is a quote by Marcel Duchamp: "The great artist of tomorrow will retreat to the underground."
By installing the work in the public space of Kampa, these contents have become accessible to all of us.

The sculpture Sitting Girl or Jarmila is a work of Jan Hana from 1965. It is located in the park on Kampa Island, in its central part by the road from Owl Mills to Michna Palace.

The star on the tower of the Church of Our Lady of Victory with the adjacent monastery of the Barefoot Carmelites is located in the Lesser Town in Karmelitská Street. The church is especially famous for its statue of the Infant Jesus of Prague, for which it is often nicknamed the Infant Jesus of Prague. An interesting feature is the regular dressing of the statue of the Infant Jesus, which emphasises his true humanity - just as a mother dresses her child, so the Carmelite sisters dress Baby Jesus.

The Order of the Knights of Malta was founded in 11th century Palestine to defend Christians against pagans and to reclaim the Holy Land from Islamic rule. The church as it stands today is the torso of an unfinished Gothic church begun by the monarch Charles IV.

From the sources of the Order of Malta, the full original name of this sanctuary is : "the church of Our Lady under the chain of the end of the bridge". New members of the Order are initiated in the church and various prominent members of the Order are buried there.

A wall with a reference to the singer John Lennon, where inscriptions and paintings have appeared since the 1970s. Since the 1970s it has been called the "Wailing Wall". Chalk poems - mostly love poems - have appeared on it. After John Lennon's death in December 1980, someone used a blank stone slab, which was probably part of a public water supply, to create a symbolic tombstone for John Lennon. The unknown artist wrote in chalk: "For John Lennon" and drew a cross above the inscription.

The mill near the Vltava gorge later called Čertovka. It was founded by the Johannites during the reign of Vladislav I when the church and monastery of the Mother of God was established. From 1526 it belonged to the miller Štěpán, after whom the mill was also called Štěpánský or Štěpánovský. The mill changed hands and the mill was, among other things, a feather cleaning plant. The eight-meter mill wheel is more than 100 years old and was not only preserved after the fire in 1938, but also repaired so that it could continue to perform its function if necessary.

Restaurant Velkopřevorský mlýn is located next to the mill wheel.

Grail essence with hops total of 4 basic ingredients make up.
You can understand the essence of the Grail, and the other 3 ingredients will be clearly revealed to you if you check off the Latin words you picked up along the way from the cup on the "list".

"In BOHEMIA, where the old PLATANUS grows, special water springs up - with this the selected malt is washed and mixed. Strain, boil and strain - this will give you a GOLDEN colour. Then mix everything in a RING kettle, as gently as when you make MALTA. The KEY is to add the HUMULLUS, combine the wort in a HARMONY of temperatures with the yeast. Then let it ferment for 36 days until you see the SPARK in it. Finally, like a INFANT JESUS, a divine drink is born - CZECH BEER, 11 degrees, the DREAM of the thirsty, which is the HOLY GRAL!"