The garden just below Prague Castle
Just south of the mighty palaces of Prague Castle is the picturesque Na valech garden. From the garden there are beautiful views of the panorama of Prague – especially the church of St. Nicholas in Mala Strana. Opening hours are from 10 to 18, admission is free. The smaller Paradise Garden is directly connected to the Na valech garden
Lobkowicz and Rosenberg Palace
If you enter the garden through the eastern entrance at the Black Tower, two huge palaces will rise above you, first Lobkowicz Palace and then the even more massive Rosenberg Palace (Institute of Noblewomen). The garden is quite narrow in these places
View of Prague from the garden Na valech
From the Na valech garden there is a nice view of Prague as far as Pankrác with high-rise buildings.
View of the Lesser Town
More romantic is the view of the Lesser Town with the Church of St. Mikuláš and Petřínská lookout tower on the horizon. Below us are other smaller gardens of Prague Castle.
Old royal palace
Another important building bordering the garden from the north is the Old Royal Palace. The second entrance to the garden is built here. You can climb the stairs straight to the third castle courtyard in front of the Cathedral of St. Welcome.
Picturesque views from the garden
The garden is almost half a kilometer long, so the views of Prague are still a bit different
View of the Prague "Eiffel Tower"
From the garden there is also a nice view of a copy of the Eiffel Tower in Paris – the Petrin Tower.
Plečnik's viewpoint with an obelisk
The most famous local viewpoint is Plečnik's viewpoint, which also has a small obelisk.
Garden of Eden
The western end is called the Paradise Garden and is located under the main building of Prague Castle