Podzámecká zahrada
The Podzámecká Garden ties in with the Archbishop’s Chateau. It has several entrances around the town, only two of which are from the chateau. After the garden was created in 1509 it was used for growing fruit and vegetables and in the 17th century it was converted into the Baroque style. Today it is seen as a place for walks and relaxation, where you will find two summer cafes. When you explore this garden you can gaze down the Pompeii and Colloredo Colonnades, take in the Fishing Pavilion and you definitely won’t miss the loud calls of the peacocks, who walk freely among the visitors. The garden also has a zoo corner with monkeys and aviaries with birds of prey and songbirds.
Free entry, open, depending on the season, from 6:30/7:00 to 16:00-20:00, no dogs or bikes.
