The Liechtenstein Palace, actually the House of the White Bear, 258–III, in the upper part of Lesser Town Square, belonged to Prince Karl of Liechtenstein, the executioner of the Bohemian Estates. It is said that after his death his wife Lidvína held orgies here, for which the Devil carried her off to Hell. Her ghost occasionally appears here as a White Lady.
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The Liechtenstein Palace, actually the House of the White Bear, 258–III, in the upper part of Lesser Town Square, belonged to Prince Karl of Liechtenstein, the executioner of the Bohemian Estates. It is said that after his death his wife Lidvína held orgies here, for which the Devil carried her off to Hell. Her ghost occasionally appears here as a White Lady.
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Sources of the original atlas Tajemná místa · page 270
This legend preserves a folk tale. Its motifs do not constitute evidence of supernatural events.