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Vojanovy sady
Vojanovy sady
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General Information
Opened: May 1954
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Type: Historic garden / park
Vojanovy sady, also known as Vojan Gardens, is a historic garden in Prague's Malá Strana district. The site has its origins in a medieval fruit garden and later became a Carmelite convent garden in the 17th century. The present public garden was opened in May 1954 and named after Czech actor Eduard Vojan.
The 2.4-hectare garden combines landscaped park areas with historic chapels, a pond, a rose terrace and mature trees. Several peafowl roam freely through the gardens and are one of its distinctive attractions. The garden also provides a small green refuge in the historic centre of Prague.
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