Morávkův park - U Prašného mostu

It is actually a pleasant and nicely landscaped park. Unfortunately, its big disadvantage is that it is surrounded on all sides by the busy Svatovítská, Milady Horáková roads and the Prašný most stop, which was completed by one of the mouths of the Blanka tunnel complex. The centerpiece of the park is a memorial to an officer of the Czechoslovak army, a participant in the Czech anti-Nazi resistance, Václav Morávek. He was a member of a legendary group nicknamed the Three Kings by the Gestapo, and he fell in these places on March 21, 1942. A more modest version of the memorial stood here until 2008, after which it was moved in connection with the construction of the Blanka tunnel. The innovated memorial was ceremoniously unveiled on October 6, 2014. Three large stones symbolizing the resistance group of the Three Kings were newly placed next to the existing monument. The author of the architectural design of the restored monument is the architect Klement Valouch. It is actually a pleasant and nicely landscaped park. Unfortunately, its big disadvantage is that it is surrounded on all sides by the busy Svatovítská, Milady Horáková roads and the Prašný most tram stop, which was completed by one of the mouths of the Blanka tunnel complex. The centerpiece of the park is a memorial to an officer of the Czechoslovak army, a participant in the Czech anti-Nazi resistance, Václav Morávek. He was a member of a legendary group nicknamed the Three Kings by the Gestapo, and he died in these places on March 21, 1942. A more modest version of the memorial stood here until 2008, after which it was moved in connection with the construction of the Blanka tunnel. The innovated memorial was ceremoniously unveiled on October 6, 2014. Three large stones symbolizing the resistance group of the Three Kings were newly placed next to the existing monument. The author of the architectural design of the restored monument is the architect Klement Valouch.