Přírodní park Šárka - Lysolaje — Attraction in Prague

A hidden gem without tourists that you can use for relaxation or exercise. The scenery is really great but is tricky to justify trough photos, you have to see it for yourself. If you walk through the ravine for maybe a kilometre there is a place where time stood still, you can use a swimmingpool, play table tennis, volleyball or just have a beer on the grass or rent a comfy chair for a reasonable price. The reasonable price goes for all the activities except for the restaurant where they charge you just a tiny bit more than they would in a normal place in town but if you compare it to the tourist spots around Prague it's ridiculously inexpensive. You can bring your kids, they won't be disappointed if they're not spoiled brats 🙂. I visited Prague many many times and this is my top spot...

I love this place, absolutely, totally. For those who know Železná Studienka in Bratislava, well, I think Divoká Šárka is something like that, but like 100x level up. Views are amazing and in fact you even don't need some hiking shoes. There are two main cliffs. The smaller is easily accessible, so if you just want to breath some fresh air and see beautiful view, it's no problem to get here. I haven't been on the bigger cliff yet, but I recommend to better take some sport shoes (trainees ie.) and clothes there, it's quite steeper than smaller one. Also - take attention when you are on the cliffs, there are no fences or something, just freedom (which is also advantage and disadvantage...

Natural Park Lysolaje is found in the NW of Prague. It is a protected forest expanse of 1005 ha that contains a lake, natural swimming pool, and walking trails around craggy peaks, offering beatiful city views. This place is a home to many protected species of flora and fauna as well as an archeological research area with items dating 5000 years back. Also, this park contains a small chapel built in 1863 and devoted to the Virgin Mary in gratitude for answered prayers during an especially dry period when a water miraculously and suddenly sprang from the ground. This natural water is of a very high quality and one of the main sources of drinking water in...