Socha Maxipsa Fíka - Unnamed Road

Why Maxipes Fig? Yes, Josef Dvořák grew up in Kadan.

Big dog with Aya. Please don't go to Aya's already xkrat bow.

An ideal point for a trip with children :) they are very happy with the dog and May.

Nice statue on the trail

If he is to evaluate the statue just 5.

Great place for families with children, but also everyone else.

Along the river Ohře, the path of Maxips Fík is beautiful. Great for walking, running and bikes.

The waterfront of Maxips Fík in Kadaň has got its name - you will find two statues of this legendary fairy-tale dog. This statue, placed in the vicinity of children's attractions near the Hotel Split, was created by František Vlček in the traditional style of sandstone and together with Fík is his faithful friend Ája. Children can climb on the statue, take a picture with it and play around it. Rudolf Čechura, the author of the evening series about the events of Maxips Fík, lived in the now defunct village of Ahníkov near Kadan. However, the town and the popular bedtime story are also linked by the figure of the famous actor Josef Dvořák, who spoke the bedtime story and began his acting career in Kadaň. The waterfront of Maxidog Fík in Kadaň has not one, but even two statues of this legendary fairy-tale dog. This one, placed in the vicinity of children's attractions near Hotel Split, was created by František Vlček in the traditional style of sandstone and together with Fík you can also see his faithful friend Ája. Children can climb the statue, take a picture with it and play around it. Rudolf Čechura, author of the evening series about the events of Maxipes Fík, lived in the now defunct village of Ahníkov near Kadaň. However, the town is connected with the popular bedtime story by the character of the famous actor Josef Dvorak, who spoke those fabled bedtime story and started his acting career in Kadaň.