Karlův stánek

Nice view, funny story. It's called Charles' stand because according to an old story, Charles IV went here, to this place, to check the country during one of his returns to the Czech Kingdom (this happened in 13th century). In 1850, a local doctor built the cross here to remember his late daughter. The actual stand was built by Duke Oettingen about twenty years later.

Above Zbraslav there is an octagonal gazebo from the seventies of the nineteenth century which was built by the then owner of Zbraslav Castle as a reminder of an event which, according to legend, happened when the future King Charles IV returned from France and stopped there for the first time. In 2016, the last reconstruction of this place took place, which returned it to the most faithful state of the decoration of the exhibition

I don't know what happened, but the cross is no longer there

The place is hidden in a not very well maintained park above Zbraslav. There is a steep rocky road leading from the square to the red.

Super view, no one anywhere, relax and a nice walk through the forest.