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Letenské sady Park

Letenské sady
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Letenské sady is a large Prague park located on the left bank of Vltava in the city area Praha 7. The second largest park in Prague 7 covers an area of approximately 25 hectares and lies at an altitude of 192 to 230 metres. Thanks to its elevated location, the park visitors can enjoy a wonderful view of a number of Prague sights - especially Prague Castle, Old Town and Petřín. Over time it became a popular place for walking, roller skating and skateboarding.

At the beginning of the nineteenth century, Baron Jakub Wimmer, who owned most of the land, laid the foundations of today's form of the park. Half a century later, Prague's Governor Karel Chotek set out to purchase these land in order to build a public park. During the 1960s, during the construction of the Letenské chateau - a single-storey Neo-Renaissance building - several thousand trees began planting. The park itself was implemented between 1858 and 1864. In 1871, the park was named the Crown Prince Rudolf sets in honor of visiting the successor of the Austrian throne. The most important modifications to the orchards took place in the late 1980s under the direction of Franz Joseph Thomayer. On the occasion of the Jubilee exhibition in 1891, a rope track connecting the Cross-Jubilee tram with the veletrg was built on the slope. Only Hanavský Pavilion, a Neo-Baroque building from the same year, survived from several structures transferred to the park after the exhibition. The last major modifications to the premises were made between 1891 and 1911.

During the twentieth century, the park witnessed significant historical moments. In 1955 a huge monument of Stalin was erected on Letná, which was removed in 1962. In his place today stands the metronome on the original vast marble pedestal. From there, a large staircase is spread downwards to the Vltava bank, which ends at the Chekhov Bridge. During the Velvet Revolution, the adjoining Leten Plain became the site of monumental demonstrations; On 25 and 26 November 1989, over 750,000 people gathered here. These protests followed a general strike on 27 November 1989.

The park offers a length composition with two promenade routes - one leading at the crown slope and the other historic route from Letenské castle. The eastern part is decorated with the alleys of maple trees. Interesting attractions include the Letenské carousel from the late nineteenth century, the oldest preserved carousel in Europe. The Hanava Pavilion dominates the western edge of the park, from which a view of the Prague centre is opened. There are also neoplasms.

In 1997 a study of park revitalisation was carried out. A new entrance was realized from Gogol Street through the brick gate. In the years 2021-2022 a new water area of about 0.7 hectares was established in the western part of the park, located between the Bastion of St. Thomas and the former site of Stalin's memorial.

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Hanavský pavilon 11 m Kramářova vila 155 m Občanská plovárna 190 m Strakova akademie 199 m

Then and now

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Historical appearance – Letenské sady
Then Now

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Historical milestones

1840
The owner Karel Chotek initiated the purchase of land for the future park.
1858
Start of park construction and planting of trees.
1871
The park was named * Sets of Crown Prince Rudolf * in honor of Austrian heir to the throne.
1891
The opening of the Jubilee Exhibition and the transfer of Hanava Pavilion to the park.
1955
The rise of Stalin's memorial, removed in 1962.
1989
The Fleet Plain became the center of the velvet revolution with mass demonstrations.
2021-2022
Construction of a new water area in the western part of the park.

Architectural development

The park was established in 1858-1864 as a public green area with neo-Renaissance elements, especially the Leten Castle. At the end of the 19th century, extensive modifications were made according to Thomayer's proposal, including construction of Hanava Pavilion and cableway for the Jubilee Exhibition 1891. In the 1960s, Stalin's memorial was built on Letná, which was removed and replaced by a metronome in 1962. There is currently a revitalisation, including the construction of a new water area in the western part of the park.

Historical events

1858-1864
The start of the park building on the basis of the decision of the governor Karel Chotka, including planting thousands of trees and building the Letenské chateau.
1891
Relocation of Hanava Pavilion from Jubilee Exhibition and other modifications of the park according to the design of Franz Joseph Thomayer.
1989
The Fleet Plain became the site of mass demonstrations during the Velvet Revolution, where over 750,000 people gathered.

Points of interest

- The park was founded in the early nineteenth century by Baron James Wimmer, who owned the land.

- The park was built between 1858 and 1864, during which several thousand trees were planted.

- In 1871 the park was named * Sets of Crown Prince Rudolf * in honor of visiting the successor of the Austrian throne.

- In 1891, a cableway road was built in the slope connecting the Jubilee tram with the Jubilee exhibition.

- On the western edge of the park is Hanava Pavilion, a Neo-Baroque building from 1891, which survived from the exhibition.

- A flying carousel from the late nineteenth century is the oldest preserved carousel in Europe.

- In 1955 he was erected at Letná by Stalin's memorial which was removed in 1962.

- During the Velvet Revolution on November 25 and 26, 1989, over 750,000 people gathered on the Fleet.

- In the years 2021-2022 a new water area of about 0.7 hectares was established in the western part of the park.

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Letenské sady is an extensive park on the left bank of the Vltava River, the second largest in the Prague 7 district. It covers approximately 25 hectares and lies on elevated ground above the river, at a height of 192 to 230 meters. Thanks to this, it offers views of Prague Castle, the Old Town, and Petřín. The park borders Letenská plání and is popular for walks, roller skating, and skateboarding.

The foundation of its present form was laid in the early 19th century by Baron Jakub Wimmer, who owned most of the land here. In the 1840s, the local administrator Karel Chotek pushed through the purchase of the land for a public park. The park was created between 1858 and 1864, and in the 1860s several thousand trees were planted here. In 1871, the park was named Sady korunního prince Rudolfa in honor of a visit by the heir to the Austrian throne. The most significant modifications were carried out in the late 1880s by garden architect František Josef Thomayer. The avenues of plane trees in the eastern part of the park also come from him, supplemented with Turkish hazels and small-leaved limes.

For the Jubilee Exhibition of 1891, a cable car was built into the slope, and after the exhibition ended, several structures were relocated here. Only the Baroque Revival Hanavský pavilon has survived, which today dominates the western edge of the park and offers another view of the city center. In the eastern part stands an exhibition pavilion from the 1958 Expo, a Neo-Renaissance restaurant building, and Letenský zámeček. Behind the restaurant is a carousel from the end of the 19th century, the oldest preserved carousel in Europe.

In 1955, a huge Stalin monument was erected on Letná, which was removed seven years later. On its marble pedestal today stands a pendulum, a metronome, and from here a wide staircase leads down to the Vltava as far as Charles Bridge.

On the adjacent Letenská plání, during the Velvet Revolution on November 25 and 26, 1989, over 750,000 people gathered. Following these demonstrations, a general strike took place on November 27.

In 2021 and 2022, a new water feature with an area of approximately 0.7 hectares was constructed between the Bastion of Saint Thomas and the former Stalin monument site. Water is to be supplied to it through a pipe from the Vltava, conducted through the Renaissance Rudolfova štola.

Tips for visitors

Best visiting time
Letenské sady are the most beautiful in spring and autumn when the weather is pleasant and the park is decorated with flowering trees or autumn colors. In the morning or in the late afternoon you can avoid crowds of tourists and enjoy a quiet atmosphere. The views from the top of the park are the most spectacular at sunset, when the sky lights up with golden shades. In summer it is advisable to visit early morning orchards to avoid high temperatures and crowds.

Thomas Church. The entrance to the park is free, but if you plan to visit other sights in the area, you can use the integrated transport system.

What to take with you
When visiting Letenské orchards take comfortable shoes because the park is large and offers many places to walk. It is also appropriate to take enough water and light suit because there are often wind conditions. If you are planning a longer stay, you can bring a picnic lunch, as tables and relaxation areas are available in the park. In winter, pack warm clothes, because cold wind may blow on the high plains

Photography - best places and light
The most beautiful photos you can make from the Letenské plaza, which offers panoramic views of the city. The best light for photography is morning or evening, when the sun shines from a low angle and creates interesting shadows. The views towards Vltava and the historical centre of Prague are ideal for deep images. If you are interested in macrophotography, you can take pictures of flowering trees in spring or autumn leaves. In winter are interesting snow scenes and ice formations on tree branches.

What to visit in the area (within 30 minutes)
Close to the Letenské orchards there are several interesting places to visit. About three kilometres north is Prague Castle, the most important historical monument of the city. On the western edge of the park is the Church of St. Thomas, which is famous for its historical importance and architecture. A little further south-eastern direction is the Petřín View, which offers stunning views of the whole city. All these locations are easily accessible by foot or public transport.

Tips for families with children
Letenské sady' is an ideal place for families with children. Children can play in the open, or take a walk on the educational path that leads the park. It is possible to play ball games on the Letenské plaza or take a trip to Petřín where several interactive exhibitions are prepared for children. In the vicinity of the park there is also the Church of St. Thomas, where children can see historical frescoes and statues. It is also recommended to visit Prague Castle, where many interesting activities are prepared for children, such as tours of castle cellars or visits of Golden Alleys.

Frequently asked questions

Can the monument be visited?

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Where is the monument?

Location: Holešovice, Hlavní město Praha. The map on this page shows the exact spot.

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Imagine going back to when Praha was still a small town. It was like playing a historical detective! Where would you find the first clue of those who lived here?

Letenské sady, where we spend our time today and rest in a beautiful park, was once a great meadow for shepherd's herds. The shepherds used to come here with their sheep and goats to protect them from wolves and other dangerous animals.

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Thematic cruise route: Baroque and historical circuit Holešovice

1. Letenské sady - Quiet park with rich history, connected with Baroque architecture and former monastery. Ideal for walking between trees, fountains and memories of former air monasteries.

2. Church of St. Thomas - The only preserved church of the former monastery of St. Thomas, hiding valuable Baroque interiors. It stands on the western edge of the park and offers a quiet atmosphere.

3. Letenská plaza - The adjacent area north of the park, where earlier festivities and military exercises took place. Today it is a spacious place for picnics and rest.

4. Petřín View - Approximately 4 km southeast, offers panoramic views of Prague. The entrance is possible by stairs or cableway, ideal for romantic or tourist trips.

5. Prague Castle - The most important monument of Prague, about 3 km northeast. His massive walls and historic buildings are worth visiting for every history lover.

Seasonal recommendations

Spring Letenské sady in the spring months offer the magic of awakening nature, when the trees gradually drop the winter dress and the park turns into a mosaic of green and light. The specific attraction is the local cherries, apple trees and lime trees, whose flowers form fine, fragrant veils, especially in April and May, when the sun extends the day and afternoon light on the park with golden shades. The atmosphere is quiet, almost intimate - ideal for walking between the old chestnuts and along the historic gazebo where the crowds are still not gathering. Practically it is advisable to visit the park early in the morning or in late afternoon to avoid clusters of cyclists and families with prams. Clothes should be layered - spring weather is variable, although temperatures often exceed 15 ° C, evenings can be cold. It is also recommended to avoid weekends when the park attracts runners and families to picnics.

Summer In the main summer season, Letenské sady will turn into a vibrant, pulsating zone, where historical calmness is mixed with modern activity. The particular element is the evening lighting, which in July and August turns the park into a romantic scene - especially at the lake and along the alleys, where the blue sky is reflected in the afternoon. Nature offers a full shadow beneath the decomposed trees, while meadows are ideal for picnics, but also for relaxation on grass. The atmosphere is lively, sometimes busy, especially on Sunday when runners come here, families with cradle and couples looking for peace. It's practically best to come before 10:00 in the morning or after 18:00 to avoid the biggest crowds. Clothes should be light, but with sun protection - hat, sunglasses and light sweater for the evening are the foundation. Water in the lake is suitable for bathing, but swimming is only allowed in designated places.

Autumn Autumn Letenské sady brings a unique colour palette, where leafy trees - especially maple and beech - dress in fire shades from yellow to dark red, creating contrast with evergreen conifers. The specific charm is the local silence that prevails in September and October, when the park becomes a popular place for photographers and peace lovers. The atmosphere is nostalgic, almost fairytale, especially in the morning, when the fog is caught between the trees and the sun through the leaves. Practically, it is advisable to visit the park in the first half of the day when the light is the most beautiful and avoid rainy days when roads can become slippery. Clothes should be warm, but not too thick - temperatures are falling, but the sun is still warm. It is also recommended to visit the park in a week where there are fewer people and to bring a hot drink thermos, as autumn cold becomes unpleasant before waiting.

Winter Winter Letenské sady offers a completely different experience - the park turns into a quiet, almost mysterious landscape, where snow blankets cover roads and trees become silver statues. The specific element is the local winter lighting, which in December and January creates a magical atmosphere, especially at the lake, where lights are reflected from nearby buildings. Nature is dormant but beautiful - bare branches of trees and ice on the water surface give the place a surrealist look. The atmosphere is quiet, almost meditative, and the park becomes a popular place for winter walks or photography. Practically, it is best to visit the park in the afternoon when the light is softer and less crowds. Clothes should be warm, waterproof and comfortable - temperatures often fall below freezing, and the wind from the lake may be steep.

Visualizations and artistic views

Letenské sady – historická rekonstrukce
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Spring
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Letenské sady – podzim
Autumn
Letenské sady – zima
Winter
Letenské sady – akvarel
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Letenské sady – noc
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Letenské sady – iluminace
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Monument information

Municipality Holešovice
Region Hlavní město Praha
Type Park
Built 1858
Century 19 cent.
Style / Period historismus
Condition dobrý
Architects František Josef Thomayer
Notable figures
Accessible Yes
Parking None
Dogs Allowed

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