Pochod Praha-Prčice – jak jsme ušli legendárních 70 kilometrů?!

Do they send you to Prčice (to hell) sometimes? Then come with us in the most famous tourist march Prague-Prčice! Why not miss this opportunity? Find out in this episode of our Live Prague series. The Prague-Prčice march, which has been held since 1966, is not only one of the most famous, but also one of the longest marches in our country thanks to its 70-kilometre stretch. It is also one of the most popular - every year an average of twenty thousand people line up at the start! And we are not missing either... Start at dawn Due to the number of kilometres of the longest route of the march, named after its founder Karel Kull, it is necessary to be at the start as early as possible - it starts at 4.30 in the morning at the Háje metro station. Here, participants register and pick up a map with a card to be stamped at the checkpoints. Don't miss the start At the beginning, when you have the most energy, you can see, for example, the beauty of the Milíčovský Forest or Průhonický Park, despite the faster pace. Then it's time to say goodbye to Prague and walk to the first checkpoint, which is in Týnec nad Sázavou and represents approximately the first 30 km of the march. Around the 40th kilometer the first participants start to drop off. But good mood is not missing. Those who persevere can refresh themselves along the route to recharge their batteries for the next checkpoint in Neveklov. From there, it's "only" 28 km to the finish... Tower overlook Pilgrims will find the third point in Kosova Hora, which is 14 kilometres away from the destination. And so most of the participants have already added refreshments to the refreshments and reinforcement in the form of golden liquor. After a few kilometres, the tower in Prčice looms in the distance, which is the most beautiful sight in the world. Prčice itself is really alive, it's like a fair. At the finish line, marchers collect their prizes and look for their ride home. There is joy at every turn. Thanks for the footage from the channel Turistika PAT and MAT (   / @turistikapatamat  ) and the channel Václav Peterka (   / václavpeterka  ) What about you? Have you ever participated in the Prague-Prčice march? And if not, are you thinking about it? Let us know in the comments! 0:00 Legendary Prague-Prčice March 0:43 The most famous march in our basin 1:13 Hooray for the start 2:12 Sharp start 2:39 How it all began 3:25 The first point in Týnec nad Sázavou 4:07 Refreshments with nostalgia 5:03 Second point in Neveklov 5:50 Third point in Kosova Hora 6:59 Target finally in sight 7:19 Reward for participants Is the march to Prčice a bigger sporting feat for you than you dare to do? No need to be sad - you can find beautiful nature in Prague too. For example, in the beautiful Divoká Šárka. See for yourself:    • Co skrývá Divoká Šárka? Odhalte její tajem...   If you prefer places that are not so well known and busy, try going to Modřanská rokle, which offers a walk through the wilderness:    • Procházka divočinou v Praze: Objevte kouzl...   However, wilderness is not always desirable. The nowadays somewhat neglected Troja Basin could tell you something about it. But it too is due for a well-deserved transformation. See:    • Proměna Trojské kotliny: Jak bude vypadat ...   And speaking of transformation - have you ever wondered what Prague will look like in 2050? So have we! And we even filmed a segment about it:    • Praha v roce 2050 – jak bude vypadat?   Follow us on social media: FB (regularly new properties and information from the real estate market):   / realitnikancelarkotula   IG (what's going on behind the scenes of filming and our work):   / kotula.daniel   Need help selling or renting a property? Contact us, we'd be happy to help: https://www.kotula.cz/ We appreciate your support, thanks! Daniel, Lukáš, Honza, Martina, Květa, Ruda