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<\/p>\nLocals definitely know Wallenstein Garden, the Vltava Islands, and the Franciscan Garden.<\/p>\n
Yet, there are many other possible green alternatives throughout the city. Green spaces make up almost half of Prague’s urban area.<\/p>\n
Here, we have collected the most interesting green spaces in the entire city in a list.<\/p>\n
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Wallenstein Garden is directly adjacent to Wallenstein Palace, which is the seat of the Czech Parliament. In the strictly geometrically designed early Baroque garden, built at the beginning of the 17th century, one can find, in addition to numerous sculptures, a grotto, an aviary, an artificial pond with an island, and a sala terrena connecting the palace and the gardens. The view of the castle further up is very beautiful.<\/p>\n
Address: Letensk\u00e1, Mal\u00e1 Strana, 118 00 Prague<\/strong><\/p>\n The almost completely forested hill is one of the favorite recreational areas for the people of Prague. Numerous footpaths lead up the 327-meter-high hill. Those who wish can then climb the Pet\u0159\u00edn Observation Tower<\/a> from the 19th century, which is modeled on the Eiffel Tower. From the top, there is a panoramic view of Prague.<\/p>\n Nearby is \u0160tef\u00e1nik Observatory, and on the edge of the park you come across Strahov Monastery<\/a>, which houses a centuries-old brewery.<\/p>\n Address: Petrin H\u00fcgel, Mal\u00e1 Strana , 118 00 Prague<\/strong><\/p>\n Vojan Park is the oldest partially preserved garden complex in Prague. The park from the 17th century impresses with its tranquility. You can find two chapels, a stalactite cave, a small pond, and a greenhouse here. The rose terrace with the sundial offers a beautiful view of the city. The park is famous for peacock breeding, too.<\/p>\n Address: Vojan Park, U lu\u017eick\u00e9ho semin\u00e1\u0159e 17, 11800 Prag<\/strong><\/p>\n The Garden of Paradise is in the garden complex of Prague Castle<\/a>, which includes a total of 6 gardens and is one of the total of 3 southern gardens in Prague Castle. In the past, the private gardens of the rulers were located here.<\/p>\n The monumental staircase and the huge granite bowl in the middle of the lawn are dominating in appearance. The yew tree, whose age is estimated at 400 years, is considered one of the oldest trees in Prague Castle.<\/p>\n Address: Paradiesgarten, Z\u00e1meck\u00e9 schody, 118 00 Mal\u00e1 Strana, Prague<\/strong><\/p>\n With its green areas, variety of trees, and long avenues of plane trees, Letna Park offers plenty of space for walks, sports activities, and picnics. The Hanavsk\u00fd Pavilion offers a typical view of the classic panorama of the five Vltava bridges in the center of Prague.<\/p>\n It is one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the city. The view<\/a> of the river from here is one of the most beautiful in the whole city.<\/p>\n Address: Letn\u00e1 Park, Hole\u0161ovice, 170 00 Prague<\/strong><\/p>\n South of Charles Bridge<\/a> there are three islands in the Vltava River, which are popular recreational areas and destinations for Prague residents.<\/p>\n V\u00edtkov is a 271 meter high hill, which is mostly covered with forest. Numerous walking paths lead through the site, which was once covered with vineyards. The bronze equestrian statue of the Hussite leader, Jan \u017di\u017eka, is one of the ten largest of its kind in the world and is a national monument.<\/p>\n Address: V\u00edtkov, \u017di\u017ekov -130 00 Prague<\/strong><\/p>\n The Royal Garden is part of the Prague Castle<\/a> garden complex, which includes a total of 6 gardens and is located north of the castle. This is the largest of the gardens, covering 3.6 hectares. It was laid out in 1534 in the Renaissance style on the areas of old medieval vineyards.<\/p>\n Here, you can see the unusual northern view of the castle and the fortified towers from the Deer Moat. In the park there is Queen Anne’s pleasure palace, the Singing Fountain, whose bronze bowl is made to sound by water drops, the Orangery, and numerous statues.<\/p>\n Address: K\u00f6niglicher Garten, Pra\u017esk\u00fd hrad, Hrad\u010dany, 119 08 Prague<\/strong><\/p>\n Vy\u0161ehrad Park is a part of the Vy\u0161ehrad<\/a> Castle complex south of Prague’s New Town on a hill, steeply overlooking the right bank of the Vltava River. Coffee houses and restaurants invite you to linger after a walk.<\/p>\n Worth mentioning is the statue of St. Wenceslas, as well as the Devil’s Columns, three stone columns of the ancient Slavs from pagan times, probably measuring the time.From up here there is a great view of Prague.<\/p>\n Address: Vy\u0161ehrader Park, Vy\u0161ehrad, 128 00 Prague<\/strong><\/p>\n If you want to get from Wenceslas Square<\/a> to Jungmann Square, you can walk through the Franciscan Garden, a green oasis right in the center of Prague. Originally, the garden was laid out purely as a kitchen garden, where monks grew fruit, vegetables, and herbs.<\/p>\n Even today, you can find numerous green areas, fountains, and sculptures, as well as fruit trees and herb beds. The iron arches above the numerous benches are entwined with roses and provide natural sun protection.<\/p>\n Address: Franziskanergarten, Jungmannovo n\u00e1m\u011bst\u00ed, Nov\u00e9 M\u011bsto 110 00 Prague<\/strong><\/p>\n (Map Link)<\/a><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n What parks are there in Prague? Locals definitely know Wallenstein Garden, the Vltava Islands, and the Franciscan Garden. Yet, there are many other possible green alternatives throughout the city. Green spaces make up almost half of Prague’s urban area. Here, we have collected the most interesting green spaces in the entire city in a list. 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3. Vojanovy sady \u2013 Vojan Park<\/h2>\n
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4. Paradise Garden<\/h2>\n
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5. Letna Park<\/h2>\n
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6. Moldova Islands<\/h2>\n
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7. V\u00edtkov<\/h2>\n
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8. Royal Garden<\/h2>\n
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9. Vy\u0161ehrad<\/h2>\n
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10. Franciscan Garden<\/h2>\n
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