Kateřina Svobodová has been guiding visitors through Prague cemeteries for twelve years. In some, she focuses more on funerary art, in others more on the fates of the buried people. "For example, on the grave of sports promoter Josef Rössler-Ořovský we find skis. They were sent to him by mistake from Scandinavia, and the first person to ski on them was Prague's Wenceslas Square," the guide smiles.
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Kateřina Svobodová has been guiding visitors through Prague cemeteries for twelve years. In some, she focuses more on funerary art, in others more on the fates of the buried people. "For example, on the grave of sports promoter Josef Rössler-Ořovský we find skis. They were sent to him by mistake from Scandinavia, and the first person to ski on them was Prague's Wenceslas Square," the guide smiles.