Kampa Island

There is actually a small island in the middle of the wide river, more than this one, it seems to have three or four. This small island is most famous, with the most tourists, the most complete jewelry inside, and the children's playground.

Kampa is a small independent island with a large arch bridge connecting the other end of the city, a place that is more residential, working on the other side of the city.

After looking for the Lennon Wall, we found a small bridge beside it running water. We went blind to Campa Island and went from noisy tourist attractions to quiet parks. There are steps on the island to go directly to Charlie Bridge, so you don't have to go back to Town Square and cross the bridge on the pylon.

The Voltawa River is slightly divided into two currents by artificial levees downstream of the Charlie Bridge, one of which bypasses the island of Compa. The Charlie Bridge is near the towers of the small town. There are steps to go directly under the bridge. This is the easiest way to get to Compa Island.

The Lennon Wall is a little like a labyrinth, and I came to the island of Compa, where the Voltava River seems to have been diverted to a small channel where we can drink coffee, and where the river's cruise boats start.