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Jelení příkop serves as a natural ravine located directly beneath the grounds of Prague Castle. Historically known as the Stag Moat, it takes its name from the era of Emperor Rudolf II, when the area was used to house game for royal hunting purposes. Today, the ravine functions as a natural space where visitors can walk along the Brusnice stream, which flows through the bottom of the gorge. It provides a quiet alternative to the main castle courtyards, offering both historical context and a scenic, nature-filled escape that sits right in the city center. The paths allow for a unique vantage point of the castle architecture from below, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a break from the busier tourist zones.
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What is the history behind the name Jelení příkop?
The name, meaning Stag Moat, comes from the historical use of the ravine as a place for keeping royal hunting game, including deer, during the reign of Emperor Rudolf II.
Is there a fee to enter the ravine?
No, access to the Jelení příkop is free.