Riegrovy Sady Park - Prague

Situated on a hill, like the majority of the parks in Prague, the Riegrovy Sady Park is found in the Vinohrady district (Prague 2), in between the Italska, Chopinova, Polska and Vozova streets.  Done in between 1904 and 1908 the park takes its name from a czech politician, Frantisek Ladislav Rieger, of whom you can admire the statue done by Josef Vaclav Myslebek in 1913.  From here you have a fantastic view of the Prague Castle.  The Riegrovy Sady is reachable by foot from the Jiriho z Podebrad square, from Vinohradska and from Slavikova.  Also in Prague 2 there are Charles Square (the biggest of the city), the National Museum (that exposes finds of the prehistoric Bohemia, Moravia, and Slovakia, collections of mineral rocks and paleontological, zoological and anthropological expositions), and Venceslao Square.

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