Opening time
Pruhonice park
Monday - Sunday
8:00 - 17:00
Monday - Sunday
07:00 - 18:00
Monday - Sunday
7:00 - 19:00
Monday - Sunday
07:00 - 20:00
Monday - Sunday
07:00 - 19:00
Monday - Sunday
08:00 - 17:00
News
News
Roads are closed
Between landmarks 8, 15 and 14 and between 12 and 13, work is underway to repair the park path and retaining walls. The roads are closed. Please use alternative routes e.g. around landmarks 6, 7, 16 or 18.
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- Alpinum
- Hlavní vyhlídka
- Botanická zahrada Chotobuz
- Gloriet
- Návrší Chotobuz a rododendrony
- Vyhlídka na meandry Botiče
- Jeřábkovy potoky
- Pivoňková vyhlídka
- Vyhlídka na Gloriet
- Luční partie
- Boháček
- Česká chaloupka
- Vějíř průhledů
- Louka s červenými buky
- Vyhlídka nad Labeškou
- Rybník Bořín
PDF map
- Map of Průhonice park with tour routes to download PDF (5,20 MB)
If you want to know the true meaning of harmony of space, visit the Průhonice park. It is a spacious landscape park, named a Czech National Historic Landmark and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park is located just a short distance from Prague and offers its visitors 25 km of paths to admire unique natural vistas, masterful compositions and an extraordinary collection of exotic and domestic wood species and plants. The Průhonice Park is last independent landscape park in the country and maybe in the world. If you want to know more, click here to find more information about the Park.
“I wanted to design a park that would reflect the character of the local countryside. In my work I have been guided by Nature only, although I have also always taken advantage of the properties of the terrain. I tried to create a variety of sceneries that would fit well in the Central Bohemian landscape.”
Count Ernst Emanuel Silva-Tarouca, founder of the Průhonice Park