Vrtbovská zahrada

Beautiful baroque tiered garden. Quiet but in the middle of Mala Strana. Totally unexpected, behind a small door in wood. Charming with the birdsong echoing throughout the place. Flowers, carved bushes, trees, sculptures. But what i enjoyed the most is the Amazing view on the castle and st Vitus cathedral, st Nicholas church and the red rooftop. Price is reasonable.

We had lovely weather and although the blooms were not out quite yet, it's beautiful in the springtime! Our guide recommended going back in mid-summer for the roses, and again in the fall when the vines turn scarlet--and designed to look like the flames of hell!

the Vrtba Garden in Prague is a magical place that transports visitors to a bygone era. Its harmonious blend of architecture, nature, and artistic craftsmanship makes it a true masterpiece. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, the Vrtba Garden is sure to leave a lasting impression.Ticket can be booked at the entrance

The perfect place for taking very nice pictures of Prague. The garden itself is beautiful and because it lies on an elevated slope, you get an overview of the tiled rooftops of all the buildings around it. No wonder why this is a frequent choice for wedding ceremonies.

Vrtba Garden in Prague is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful and enchanting escape from the city's hustle and bustle. With its meticulously designed Baroque-style terraces, panoramic views of Prague's skyline, and serene atmosphere, the garden provides a tranquil oasis for nature lovers and those seeking a moment of respite. From the beautifully restored Sala Terrena to the fragrant blooms and well-maintained paths, Vrtba Garden is a picture-perfect destination that captivates visitors with its timeless beauty and serene ambiance, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to experience a slice of tranquility in Prague.

The hidden gem of Prague, literally!It is quite easy to miss the entrance to the gardens, as the visitor has to pass through the archway, which is only marked by a small sign. Maybe thanks to that, the gardens are quiet and there aren't too many tourists. Tickets can be purchased for 120 CZK (€5) and the visitors can visit the three layers terraced, symmetrical baroque gardens and enjoy a breathtaking view of the panorama of Prague Castle and Lesser Town.Unfortunately, I couldn't visit the first terrace due to a wedding in progress, but there was a beautiful view from the balcony of the second terrace. The second/middle terrace, having a small a pond and a lot of places to sit, continues with a symmetrically arranged staircase to the highest and largest terrace, from where the first red rooftops and the panorama of Prague starts to appear. For the best view though, I had to climb to the arc looking like a building, where a small and very narrow deck is located. It can get crowded quite easily, but the views from here are unobstructed and frankly the best! I can't really get tired of these views. It's a perfect place to take a couple of photos also. From the top deck I was also able to fully appreciate the symmetry of the gardens and the beautifully trimmed and manicured lawn on the second terrace, where, among other things, I saw many statues and sculptures.A very nice informative brochure (one of the best actually) is available when buying a ticket, from which visitors can learn a lot of information and tips.The toilets are located before the entrance to the garden and plenty of souvenirs (postcards, magnets) can be purchased at the ticket office. Credit card payment possible. Visited August 2022.

Absolutely amazing place with one of the best viewing points in Prague. A must visit in this town

Stunning garden! So glad I went there. Literally stopped to smell the roses - very romantic and stellar views. Don’t rush your visit

Very lovely, romantic and quite hidden little garden in Prague, you can have an amazing view over Prague and I will personally always remember it fondly because my now fiance proposed to me over there!