The foundation of the complex was a paper mill from 1835, first powered by two water wheels, from the second half of the 1850s by a steam engine. In 1867 the factory was bought by Ignaz F., a Prague printer, who modernised the pulp paper production. Between 1891 and 1901, the new director of the company, Robert F., from 1915 with the surname von Robettin, built a new paper mill, which was connec...
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And you put those solar panels there? :O
Yeah. When you walk along the path from the rock, there aren't any fences or "No Entry" signs anywhere. Sure, there are cameras pointing at the panels, but we just walked right past them and it was no problem.
And it's not exactly right across the way—it's not finished on the entire lot yet—so it's more like right next to them.😁
I'm looking forward to seeing that villa; unfortunately, I didn't get a chance to visit it👍🏻
I went through every possible place where I might have those photos, but unfortunately, I don't think I'll be able to find them anymore.
So today I happened to find at least one photo of the villa 😁, so here it is as the last photo. Unfortunately, I don't have a better one.