Petrin Hill

De prachtige taal van de landschappen van de Praagse berg is een beschrijvende beschrijving van de mooie berg. De Pete Mountain is een plaats voor de kleine mensen in de verre stad. De berg is niet hoog, de weg is ook langzaam, de focus is nog steeds bijzonder weinig mensen. De berg is zeer interessant om te klimmen met een rijtuig en kan ook lopen. Er zijn torens op de top van de berg. Voor de dag van de zon wordt aanbevolen. De Voltawa-stroom onder de zon en de gouden Brag lijkt een prachtige prijs te zijn voor de torens die zijn gestopt na zes uur. De voetgangers zijn opgehangen door de torens. De mensen zijn bang dat ze worden misbruikt.

De verhoging van de kijker is ook een zeer positieve manier om te spelen. De Petts laten de berg afwachten en het is ook mooi. Het is eenvoudig om veel omgevingen te integreren. Verder kan je veel interessante dingen zien.

Het landschap op de bergen is zeer open, de groene verdeling is goed, niet slecht, de groene verdeling op de bergen is onderzocht, en er zijn enkele houten kastjes die de bezoekers laten rusten, wat is heel schoon.

It's really a good place to climb mountains, breathe fresh air and overlook the scenery. We went on foot, followed the navigation through Charlie Bridge, through the park, not very far, 20 minutes. There are not many people there. Most of them are local people who take dogs for a walk. They are very leisurely. You can take a cable car or climb a mountain by yourself. The altitude is not high. The air is very good, the trees are flourishing, the top of the mountain has a viewing platform, the view is really beautiful, it is worth visiting.

Actually, I decided to climb this mountain unconsciously. Mount Petren is very close to the small city, and basically reflects the Prague Castle. When I was in the castle, I thought climbing up the hill should have a panoramic view of the castle. Finally, we climbed the mountain in the evening without taking a cable car. We climbed up the steps of ujesd to the hotel on the mountain, enjoyed the night view of Prague, and met the terrorist attack in Paris. So the TV towers were all lit up in three colors.

The main purpose of the morning was Mount Petren, climbing all the way up the hunger wall, a medieval defense wall ordered by Charles IV in 1360. It was said that it had no practical defensive effect, but to employ the poor in the famine and make them earn their living. The Eiffel Tower on the top of the mountain is like a watchtower. Elevators or stairs can be chosen to climb the top. I don't think it's too high to go anyway. I didn't think the stairs are hollow outside the tower. Today, the wind is very strong. My hat is flying, and it's hard to breathe when the wind blows up to ten stories. I think Mount Petren should be the boundary of Prague's central area. If you change the direction above, you can see different urban scenes, medieval red roofs and modern buildings.

After visiting the castle area, he continued to walk west. When he came back, he wanted to take a new road, so he rushed into Mount Petren. Mount Petren is actually a platform by the Voltava River, where many scenes in Milan Kundera's novels take place. The famous scenic spot is Petren cable car. When walking, in order to take a shortcut, I went to the roadless hillside and found that some foreign tourists actually climbed up from below and got lost by taking a shortcut.