The castle garden in Brandýs nad Labem is one of the oldest surviving Renaissance gardens in central Bohemia, laid out in 1563 for Emperor Ferdinand I. It reached its peak under Rudolf II, who made Brandýs his main residence outside Prague and had the garden extended with summer pavilions, fountains, and the 80-metre covered walkway known as the Rudolfinka. The only structure to survive from the original imperial garden is the late-Renaissance balustrade by master stonemason Antonio Brocco. A major revitalization completed in summer 2023 restored the greenhouse and added new plantings. Concerts and outdoor cultural events take place here during the warmer months.
Plantáž 402/8, 250 01 Brandýs nad Labem
Opening hours follow the event programme
