Průhonický Park is a 250-hectare landscape park laid out from 1885 by Count Arnošt Emanuel Silva-Tarouca in the valley of the Botič stream. Since 2010 it has been a national cultural monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. More than 25 km of paths wind through a collection of over 1,600 native and exotic tree species, with a celebrated gathering of around 8,000 rhododendrons as the seasonal highlight. The Průhonice Botanical Garden, with its collections of irises, peonies, roses and daylilies, forms part of the same grounds; the park is administered by the Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences.
Zámek 1, 252 43 Průhonice
Opening hours follow the event programme
A guided tour of Průhonice Park in summer, starting at the main entrance at 9:30.
An exhibition of orchids from the Botanical Institute of the Academy of Sciences in the Natura Gallery. Admission is included with entry to Průhonice Park.
Japanese Day in Průhonice features ikebana and bonsai exhibitions, martial arts demonstrations, cultural performances, and workshops for all ages.
Overview of events at Průhonický Park and Garden for the second half of 2026.
A guided tour of Průhonice Botanical Garden exploring level changes and their role in the landscape.
A walk through Průhonice Park featuring wine tasting and a relaxed atmosphere for wine enthusiasts.
Guided tour of historic and modern rose varieties with expert commentary, gardening advice, and live music at the Průhonická Botanical Garden.
Průhonický Park and Garden welcomes visitors with guided tours of the Alpinum and an author's reading of botanical fairy tales. Perfect for nature lovers and families.
Expert-led botanical garden tour exploring herbaceous peonies with curator Pavel Sekerka.