A complex of five interconnected terrace gardens on the southern slopes below Prague Castle - the Ledebour, Small and Large Palffy, Kolowrat and Small Fürstenberg gardens. The baroque layout features staircases, pavilions and sculptural decoration; nearly thirty viewing terraces look out over the Prague skyline. The Ledebour garden with its sala terrena hosts cultural events, and the gardens are a popular venue for weddings. They have been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992 and are administered by the National Heritage Institute.
Valdštejnská 158/14, 118 00 Praha 1
April, Oct–Nov 10:00–18:00, May–Sep 10:00–19:00, closed in winter
An educational programme for primary school students exploring the Gardens below Prague Castle and its history.
Evening celebration in the Gardens Below Prague Castle with atmospheric lighting and guided tours honouring All Saints' Day.
Guided tour of five baroque gardens beneath Prague Castle with historian Jana Stejskalová, exploring centuries of history and intrigue. Free entry for children under 10; 1.5-hour walk with stairs.
Pianist Ondřej Tomášek performs masterworks by Dvořák, Janáček, Rachmaninoff, Chopin, Grieg and Suk, with personal insights into the composers and their music.
A traditional evening of torches, martial arts, and archery in the gardens below Prague Castle.
Czech singer Nikol Fischerová performs with the band Metanoia in the scenic Gardens below Prague Castle.
A concert series featuring Czech chanson singers and special guests performing in historic gardens. Dan Bárta, Radka Fišarová, Renata Drössler, and David Kraus present their repertoire in the Ledebour Garden.