This street is generally a separate kind of entertainment, I have never seen it anywhere else. Imagine: a passage between two houses is only 70 centimeters wide, and in order to miss each other there, they put up a real pedestrian traffic light with a button! You press, wait for the green light, and only then squeeze through to the other side. I'm standing in front of this traffic light, waiting for the green light - and there's a queue of tourists around, all with phones at the ready, filming me walking through this gap between the houses. To be honest, for a man with broad shoulders, it was like a real test of flexibility - I had to literally pull in my stomach and slide beautifully sideways forward. The place itself is located right by the Chertovka river, next to the Charles Bridge is visible, the atmosphere is pleasant. The street leads directly to the courtyard of the restaurant with a terrace where you can sit with a glass of wine and watch the boats passing by. On the downside, to be honest, it's more fun than it really is. This passage is actually just the entrance to the restaurant through the backyard, you won't find any separate street on the map. People are always crowding on both sides, you have to wait your turn, especially in the middle of the day. But in general, it's just a fun stop for five minutes while walking around a Small Country. You don't need to make this the purpose of a separate trip, but if you're walking by, be sure to take a look, laugh and take a funny photo as you squeeze into a gap between houses wider than yourself.

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Вадим

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The width of the passage between the buildings is only 70 cm. There are traffic lights at both ends of the street, designed only for pedestrians. The street is located on the island of Kampa near the Charles Bridge and the Kafka Museum.

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Ирина

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This is not a street at all, but a narrow fire passageway between houses. As a tourist attraction it is interesting. It is closed at night by a gate, because the street leads to the restaurant. But the photos are funny.

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