Řeporyjské náměstí serves as the historic village green of the Řeporyje district, a settlement that predates the modern expansion of Prague by centuries. You can identify this space by the triangular central island, which is planted with…
Dalejský Brook Trail
This walking tour follows the historic Dalejský Brook educational trail through a dramatic canyon, exploring ancient quarries, fossil sites, and peaceful valley lakes.
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1. Řeporyjské náměstí
2. Pod Placatou skálou
Placatá skála in Řeporyje is a gently inclined rock formation that rises from the landscape as a broad, bare surface. Because its layers of gray-green sandstone and siltstone run parallel to the slope of the hill, soil struggles to take…
3. Dalejský profil
The Dalejský profil is a national natural monument stretching along the slopes of the Dalejský stream between the districts of Řeporyje and Holyně. Its defining feature is a series of sheer, pale limestone cliffs and jagged, abandoned…
4. Trunečkův mill
Trunečkův mill sits as a collection of ruins along the Dalejský potok stream in the Řeporyje district of Prague. You can identify the site by the remnants of stone and brick walls that once formed a complex around an irregular courtyard,…
5. Lom Mušlovka
Lom Mušlovka is a vertical limestone quarry marked by steep, exposed rock faces that reveal the geological history of the Silurian period. Once a site of active extraction, the quarry ceased operations after nineteen eighteen, leaving…
6. Černý lom
Černý lom, known originally as Kamčatka, is a former limestone quarry in the Daleje Valley of Prague. You can identify it by the dark, vertical Silurian limestone walls that gave the site its name in nineteen twenty-three. Collectors and…
7. Opařilka - Červený lom
Opařilka and the nearby Červený lom are marked by steep, reddish rock walls that rise sharply above the valley floor. These exposed faces are the remnants of nineteenth and twentieth-century limestone quarries that once supplied raw…
8. Červený lom
Červený lom, or the Red Quarry, reveals itself through high, craggy rock faces streaked with distinct reddish hues. These vibrant colors come from limestone deposits rich in iron oxides, which set this site apart from the surrounding…
9. Hemrovy skály
Hemrovy skály rise as a dark, jagged ridge spanning about one hundred meters in the Jinonice district. This formation is a remnant of a submarine volcano that erupted approximately four hundred thirty million years ago during the Silurian…
10. Pivovar Prokopák
Pivovar Prokopák sits within the original walls of the former U Kosů inn on the southern slope of the Prokop Valley. Antonín Kos founded the inn in nineteen oh nine, gradually expanding it over the following decades to include a garden…
11. Jezírko
Jezírko is a long, narrow body of water hemmed in by near-vertical limestone walls that rise directly from the surface. You can identify it by these surrounding rock faces, which frame a mirror-like pool roughly one hundred and seven…