Zrcadlové bludiště

The Zrcadlové bludiště na Petříně, also known as the Petřín Mirror Maze, is a historical and cultural landmark situated on Petřín Hill in Prague, Czech Republic. This iconic attraction was originally constructed in 1891 for the Prague Jubilee Exhibition and features a labyrinth of mirrors and optical illusions. The wooden pavilion housing the maze resembles a miniature Gothic castle, complete with turrets and battlements. The maze is a popular attraction for both locals and tourists, and it's especially suitable for families with children, who can enjoy the maze and the Hall of Laughter, a room filled with distorting mirrors that create humorous and exaggerated reflections. The building is partially accessible, with visitors in wheelchairs able to use the east double-leaf door, and the interior is all on one level. The corridors of the mirror maze turn sharply in places, with somewhat limited maneuverability, but sanitary facilities are available nearby