Terry introduced us to Vysehrad Park.
Terry told us parishioners stand for service in this tiny church that dates back to the 11th century.
A number of monuments were erected in thanks when the Black Plague ended. This is an example of one.
Chestnut trees were plentiful in the park with both white and pink blossoms.
Beautiful views of the Vitava River.
The park featured gorgeous roses, the scent heavenly. Apparently the lilacs had just finished.
Saint Peter and Paul Basilica and the national graveyard were our next stops in the park.
Very elaborate doors.
Exquisite detailed ceilings.
The National Cemetery: over 600 famous people are buried here – writers, scientists, poets, artists, composers, actors, doctors, politicians, and others.
Dates on the head stones were depicted this way.
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