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    Wallenstein Palace Gardens

    Posted by Sissi 9 January 2009

    Open from April to October this impressive baroque garden, which has free admission, is a great escape from the bustle of the city. Situated behind the Wallenstein Palace the garden is comprised of a sala terrena and complete with an artificial grotto, stalagmites and stalactites included. Theatres and concerts are often held here and at the eastern end there is the Wallenstein Riding School which is home to ever-changing exhibitions of modern art, and a wonderful pond of giant carp.

    Wallenstein Garden (Valdstejnská zahrada)
    Letenská 10, Lesser Town

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