Kinski garden

The garden, with an area of ​​almost 22 hectares, is located on the southern and southeastern slopes of the Petřín hill, and is separated from the other Petřín gardens by the Hunger Wall. The main entrance is from Kinských Square. At first there were forests here, then vineyards in the Middle Ages, mostly monastic. It is known under the name Vinice Ráj or V kartouží (according to the Carthusian monastery). Later, homesteads and yards were established. After the Thirty Years' War, the place was deserted. In the year…