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Prague to Restore Historic Chotek Gardens

Prague’s first public park will soon get a beautiful makeover. A Czech team of architects will redesign Chotek Gardens (Chotkovy sady) near Prague Castle. The plan will keep the park’s old historic style but add modern features like cycling routes, picnic areas, and new viewpoints to enjoy city views.

The park has not been renovated for over 30 years, and now it will become safer, greener, and more comfortable for both locals and tourists. The project will be paid for by tourism income, not city taxes.

What Will Change

• Restored water fountain near the Julia Zeyer monument

• New benches and lights for safety

• Cycling paths designed to avoid crowding pedestrians

• New picnic spots and scenic viewpoints

• Colorful plants and flowers to make the park lively again

“We want Chotek Gardens to be a peaceful green space for everyone,” said Pavel Vyhnánek from the Prague Castle Administration.

Timeline and Cost

The design will be finished by 2027, and construction will start after planning. The total cost is about CZK 80 million, fully funded from tourism revenue to support public parks without using city funds.

A Park with History

Chotek Gardens were founded in 1832 and renamed in 1841 after Karel Chotek. The park connects to Letná Park by a small bridge over Chotkova Street and is one of Prague’s oldest green spaces.

A Blend of Past and Present

This project will make the park both historic and modern, keeping its classic look while adding safe paths, lighting, and new areas to relax. It’s part of Prague’s plan to make its parks more welcoming for everyone.