The Devil's Head
Like
any self-respecting country that earns on attracting tourists, the
Czech Republic has many attractions. One famous landmark of the Czech
Republic is located 37 km from Prague, not far from the small village of
Zelizy with a population of less than 500 people. These are two huge,
carved in rock formations of sandstone, the head of demons. Or people
with faces of demons. The sculptor Václav Leva, who created this
architectural complex 170 years ago, said that the heads are a
figurative expression of the character of local residents. True, the
question remains, why are the goals two, and the complex is called the
"Devil's Head" (Čertova hlava)?
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