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Walks in Žižkov.
3 walks through Žižkov — stops, distances, and a paragraph on what to notice. Editor-walked where flagged; the rest are Claude-drafted routes awaiting a walk.
Walks in Žižkov
Olšany: the city of the dead and Kafka's grave
The largest cemetery in Prague, its tree-lined avenues, and a quiet grave in the one next door.
Vítkov: the ridge, the giant, and the monument
One of the largest equestrian statues on earth, a granite mausoleum, and the green ridge over the city.
Žižkov: the tower, the babies, and the pubs
Černý's crawling babies on a space-age tower, then the densest grid of pubs in the city.
Nearby
Other walks close to Žižkov.
Sorted by distance from the start of olšany: the city of the dead and kafka's grave. Good for stitching together a longer day.
Vinohrady: Riegrovy sady and the café streets
The sunset view across to the castle, Plečnik's brick church, and the streets between them.
Vinohrady: Náměstí Míru to the Grébovka vineyard
The neo-Gothic church, the grand café streets, and a working vineyard with a grotto below it.
Karlín: the rebuilt riverside and the viaduct
A district drowned in 2002 and rebuilt, a neo-Romanesque church, and 1840s railway arches full of cafés.
Wenceslas Square and the arcades behind it
The 1989 boulevard, then off it: the Lucerna's upside-down horse and the hidden pasáže.