Rudolfââ¬â¢s Water tunnel in Prague, Czech Republic
One of the most remarkable peculiarities from Prague ââ¬â¢s history is the Rudolph Gallery, in Czech ââ¬ÅRudolfova à ¡tolaââ¬Â, named after the emperor Rudolph II. It was built from 1581 to 1593 in order to feed water to the Royal Game Preserve, today Stromovka park. Over a length of roughly 1.1 km, the narrow tunnel bridges a decline of 110 cm.
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