An English-style park located on the slope of Petrin Hill. The total area is twenty-two hectares. The history of the Prague landmark begins at the end of the 18th century, when the land, which previously served as a vineyard, was bought by the Czech princely-count family of Kinsky, one of whose offspring in 1828 laid out a park here. After 3 years, the main work on the creation of the future landscape park was completed. First of all, we are talking about the formation of a complex terrain, the arrangement of paths, ponds and even an artificial waterfall. In addition, a villa was built on the territory of the park. The appearance of the park was finally "commissioned" in 1836. At the very beginning of the 20th century, it was bought by the municipal authorities, renovated, and then open to everyone. The last reconstruction of the Kinsky Garden was carried out in the 2000s. One of the main "highlights" of the park is a wooden Orthodox church of the 17th century, brought here in 1929 from the Transcarpathian village of Medvedevtsi.