An oasis of tranquility and architectural genius, Vrtba Garden feels miles away from the bustling streets of Prague. In actuality, it sits right alongside the tourist hotspot that is Malá Strana. A narrow, easy-to-miss archway wedged between a Trdelník stand and a traditional Czech restaurant represents the garden’s entrance. Duck under another arch - this one straddled by ivy - and you’ve come upon the grounds of the 300-year-old Vrtba Garden.
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About the Author: Cameron McKeon
After Cameron McKeon spent 34 days walking the Camino de Santiago, he gained a new perspective on travel. The pilgrimage route in the north of Spain opened his eyes to experiencing new cultures through conversation, local cuisine, and studies. Cameron has traversed much of Europe, spending time in the Czech Republic, Germany, Ireland, Denmark, Sweden, France, and more. With a background in journalism and anthropology, he has an eagerness to write about his experiences abroad.
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