Karlův stánek

A better view is located behind the gazebo behind the orchard around the cemetery.

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

Beautiful walk of greenery and wonderful views

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.

Pleasant little hikers busy place. Despite the treetops, you can see the Vltava River.

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

Nice brick lookout arbor comes from the second half of the 19th century. Originally from 1850 there stood a cast-iron cross in memory of the deceased daughter of a doctor from Zbraslav J. Šurovský, who has survived to this day. Charles's stand was built by Prince Oettingen in memory of King Charles IV. When he returned from France to the Czech Republic, he stopped at this place and from there he first saw not only Prague, but also the grave of his mother Eliška Přemyslovna in Zbraslav. Since 1958, the Charles Stand has been entered in the List of Cultural Monuments, the last time it was restored in 2006. Today, thanks to the surrounding trees, the view of Zbraslav is no longer dazzling, but the place is very nice and certainly worth a visit. Nice brick look-out gazebo dates from the second half of the 19th century. Originally there was a cast-iron cross standing here from 1850 in memory of the deceased daughter of the doctor J. Šurovský from Zbraslav. The cross has survived this day. Prince Charles Oettingen had a look-out called "Charles's House" here in memory of King Charles IV. When he returned from France to Bohemia, he stopped at this place and from there he first saw not only Prague, but also the grave of his mother Eliška Přemyslovna in Zbraslav. Since 1958, Charles Stand was entered in the List of Cultural Monuments, the last time it was restored in 2006. Today, thanks to the surrounding trees, the view of Zbraslav is no longer dazzling, but the place has got its own vibe And certainly is worth a visit.