The royal garden was founded under King Ferdinand I in the 16th century. near Prague Castle. The area of ​​the gardens is 3.6 hectares, and they were designed in the Renaissance style by Italian architects and gardeners. During its 500 years of existence, the garden has changed many roles - its alleys and hundred-year-old trees have survived not only magnificent parades of kings and fun holidays, but also all the hardships of wars, devastation and fires.
Exotic and ornamental trees, shrubs, figs, citrus fruits, cedars, fig trees grew in the garden, and tulips grew here long before they appeared in Holland.
On the territory of the Royal Garden currently there are: the summer palace of Queen Anne, the Ball Game Hall, the greenhouse, the fig garden, the labyrinth, the garden house, the bronze singing fountain, gazebos, sculptures, a pond and a restaurant with a rose garden.