Havlíčkovy sady aneb Grébovka

What did the territory of Královské Vinohrady look like in ancient history? What Charles IV. spurred a massive boom in vineyards? What field measures were used in the Middle Ages? How much tithe did the winegrowers have to pay to whom and when? What were the two great disasters for Prague vineyards? Who was the Perkmeister and what was his remit? Who bought the vineyards and had a luxurious villa built above Botič? Who did the villa serve during its lifetime?

A park inspired by the Italian Renaissance with a fountain and water cascade, a pond, pavilions, sculptures and a charming artificial cave, which offers, in addition to unique views of Prague, sitting in the charming Viniční altán wine bar in the middle of extensive vineyards or in the Pavilon Grébovka garden cafe with a unique replica of the original historic bowling alley from the 1970s. years of the 19th century.

Practical information:

• Meeting point: in front of the entrance to the park on the corner of Rybalkova street and U Havlíčkové sadý street
• Duration: 2 hours
• Guide: Dana Kratochvílová
• Children up to 10 years free
• The organizer reserves the right to cancel the walk in case of low interest, the participants with the ticket will be informed about the cancellation of the walk and the money will be returned to their account.