Farská zahrada is a revitalized public park in central Ostrava, tucked behind the bishopric between Havlíčkovo nábřeží and Střelniční street, a short walk from St. Wenceslas church. The site has a medieval past - the city fortifications once ran through here, and a semicircular bastion stood until its demolition in 1929. The park splits into two sections: a sunny upper area with a lawn and children's playground, and a lower orchard of decorative apple trees that have grown on the same spot since the 19th century. A wooden terrace under a plane tree connects the two levels.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A new circus production by the Holektiv ensemble about laundresses, combining dance, acrobatics and humour. Suitable for children from 4 years old and adults, with tickets available on a "Pay what you can" basis.
A Slovak movement-based performance for children aged 4 and up featuring three acrobats, a narrator, and a musician. Tickets available on a "Pay What You Can" basis with four price options.