The Devil's Stream, or Čertovka, is a delightful, winding canal nestled in Prague's Lesser Town, often referred to as "Prague's Venice." Established in the 12th century to power local mills, it still retains some of these historic structures. As you wander along the canal, you'll encounter picturesque scenery, charming old buildings, quaint bridges, and vintage waterwheels. It's a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. Whether you prefer a leisurely stroll along its banks or a relaxing boat tour, Čertovka offers a serene and scenic slice of Prague's history.

The name "Devil's Stream" or "Čertovka" comes from Czech folklore, where "čert" means "devil." The canal's name reflects its mysterious and sometimes turbulent history. According to local legends, it was associated with mischievous spirits or troublesome events, adding an intriguing layer to its historical charm.

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