The Devil's Head or Certovy hlavy nestled in the Central Bohemian Region features the pair of in situ rock structures looking exactly like the faces of demons. Often dubbed as the “creepiest place in the Czech Republic”, the sculptures can be accessed by hiking through the woods. Standing ten meters tall, the Certovy hlavy or Devil’s Heads have succumbed to erosion from the weather in the long course of time. The sculptures inside the forest above Zelizy village were sculpted by Vaclav Levy. Among the popular local attractions, the sculptures staring with blank eyes can be disturbing to some but with the erosion, they have become less sharp.

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