Prague is full of historic monuments, lovely squares and winding lanes of cobblestone. In a city with such rich cultural heritage, you will never want for sights to see or things to do. While on your Prague adventure, you may need a good spot to stop and take a rest. Fortunately Prague also features a variety of parks and gardens, some formal sculpted Baroque gardens, some smaller secret gardens and even some large wild parks.
Prague is full of historic monuments, lovely squares and winding lanes of cobblestone. In a city with such rich cultural heritage, you will never want for sights to see or things to do. While on your Prague adventure, you may need a good spot to stop and take a rest. Fortunately Prague also features a variety of parks and gardens, some formal sculpted Baroque gardens, some smaller secret gardens and even some large wild parks.
The Castle District of Prague, Hradcany in Czech is full of gorgeous gardens and parks, most of which are situated in the Prague Castle complex. These lush green spaces provide a welcome retreat if you find yourself overwhelmed by the sights and tourists of Prague. Have a look at our recommended list of gardens and parks in the Castle District listed below. All of the gardens and parks are presented here with complete descriptions, quality photographs and maps.
Palaces, quiet courtyards, winding cobblestone lanes and more characterize Prague’s Lesser Town. It also happens to be home to many of Prague’s most unforgettable green spaces including Petrin Hill, a lush green hill overlooking the city, the Vrtba Garden, a hidden UNESCO protected Baroque garden and Kampa Island, a green strip of land perfect for picnicking and relaxing. If you wish to read more about gardens and parks in Lesser Town, have a look at our recommendations below. All of the gardens and parks in Lesser Town are complete with descriptions, colorful photographs and maps. ...
Prague’s New Town boasts an array of gardens and parks, perfect for unwinding for a little break during a busy day of Prague sightseeing or running errands. The green spaces in New Town range from rose gardens to botanic gardens, large green squares and more. Please see our recommended gardens and parks in New Town below; all of the articles have photographs, maps and descriptions. Return to nature and visit a park in Prague!
If you are searching for lush greenery in Vinohrady, you are in luck! The district of Vinohrady features one of the most popular parks in Prague, Riegrovy Sady. This park is characterized by a bustling beer garden that is packed come warmer weather; clean walking paths, flowers, a playground, wonderful views and more. Vinohrady is one of the most popular residential areas in Prague and it is no wonder with its gorgeous building facades, green squares and more.
Holesovice is an up-and-coming residential area that used to be a very industrial part of the city. It is now home to many renovated, hip factory lofts that are very popular on the market with young professionals and families. It also happens to be home to Prague’s largest garden Stromovka, or in Czech, the place of trees. Stromovka is where Praguers go to relax, unwind, picnic, and play sports, run, cycle, etc. It is especially popular with dog owners and families. The park features many walking and cycling lanes and even features a footbridge that can lead you to a large horse stable ...
The Prague district of Troja boasts three of Prague’s most popular attractions, the Prague Zoo, Troja Chateau and the Troja Botanic Garden. Visitors to this special area know of its beauty and charm and it is very common to go to Troja and spend the whole day there, whether you are with your family, friends or loved ones. Troja boasts something for everyone and you will be sure to enjoy all of the wonders the area has to offer. If you are looking for a lovely place to spend your day have a look at the gardens and parks in Troja listed below. All of the gardens and parks are represented ...
