Recorrido a pie por los jardines barrocos y renacentistas de Praga
Descripción
Los aspectos más destacados de esta caminata de medio día incluyen los Jardines Reales del Castillo de Praga con su deslumbrante palacio de verano Belvedere encargado por Fernando I como un regalo romántico para su esposa, la fuente del canto fundido en campana de bronce, la Casa de Higos y el Naranjal, donde los higos, las almendras , naranjas y limones se cultivaron por primera vez en Europa Central y el gran jardín Wallenstein, con sus pavos reales blancos, estatuas manieristas, la pared de la gruta y las fuentes míticas.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Pasee por el exclusivo jardín barroco para admirar las estatuas originales y la decoración escultórica de principios de 1700 y disfrute de la belleza y el simbolismo que figuran en la lista de valores históricos históricos de la UNESCO. Ofrece algunas de las vistas más bellas de Praga y del Castillo de Praga.
Admire los jardines del Palacio Wallenstein, construidos en la década de 1600 y actualmente abiertos al público como los jardines del Senado de la República Checa. El jardín de estilo italiano incluye un aviario, una gruta artificial, una galería escultórica de héroes mitológicos y una fuente de Adrian de Vries.
Camine por el Real Jardín del Castillo de Praga establecido en el sitio de viñedos medievales en el 1500. Un jardín renacentista más tarde se hizo famoso por sus raros especímenes botánicos y plantas exóticas de países lejanos.
Terminado a mediados del siglo XVI, el palacio de verano de la reina Anna es la arquitectura renacentista más pura fuera del territorio italiano. El palacio es El edificio está coronado por un friso ornamental y figurativo. Los pilares de las arcadas exteriores han decorado cabezas toscanas, mientras que los relieves en las paredes representan escenas de mitología, caza y guerras. Entre ellos, está la figura del fundador Ferdinand I con la Orden del Toisón de Oro en su pecho, ofreciendo a la dama, su esposa, la reina Anna, una flor de higuera.
Este edificio renacentista en el lado sur de los Jardines Reales, directamente sobre el Stag Moat, fue construido a mediados del 1500. Sirvió como una sala de juegos de pelota, y más tarde como una escuela de equitación y establos.
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Información importante
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- Estos recorridos implican subir unas escaleras empinadas en el jardín Vrtba para llegar a la terraza más alta. Si tienes problemas para escalar, puedes esperar al grupo en la segunda terraza y volveremos en 10 minutos. Otra opción es tomar el tour privado donde podemos modificar esta parte para ti y tu grupo personal.
Opiniones(25)
An excellent way to see Prague’s iconic sights from historic gardens. Miriam, our guide, was interesting and educational.
Thank you for the wonderful review. We're so pleased you enjoyed your tour. Hope to see you on another Insight Cities tour in Prague, Berlin, Budapest, Vienna, or Salzburg. Safe travels!
Our guide was excellent, sharing interesting facts and observances about the gardens as well as some history of the venues and the City. We were there before the high season and were the only people on the tour, so we were able to interact with her much then we would have on a larger tour. She was very personalable and knowledgeable. The cost was higher than other tours of the same length but ended up being worth it. Note: lots of steps!
Thank you for the wonderful review. We're so pleased you enjoyed your tour. Hope to see you on another Insight Cities tour in Prague, Berlin, Budapest, Vienna, or Salzburg. Safe travels!
Beautiful succession of gardens, cultivated floors, flowering groves and rare trees hundreds of years more beautiful than each other: maples of Norway, purple beech, tulip tree, jacaranda, etc... We admire the Renaissance-style gazebo, the singing fountain, the sgraphites of the Jeu de Paume. A moment of calm and rest. Ideal for reading, painting or the art of photography.
This was a lovely, intimate tour through some of Prague's rich history. The small group size allowed our guide to customize the tour to our interests. Surprises abound! Although we've been to Prague many times, this tour introduced us to marvelous places that were just off the beaten path. We found ourselves viewing old Prague from a new perspective.
I can't think of a better way to spend a few hours in Prague immersed in its history, culture, and foliage! This tour has something for everyone: garden lovers, history lovers, and travelers seeking a sense of the city's nobility. Our guide took us places that no "commoner" would ever have been allowed to see, and the tour offered unparalleled views of the Prague Castle and the city. Even during peak tourist season, the gardens were peaceful and quiet, offering a lovely break from the crowds. Highly recommended!
Being a Praguener and having lived in the old part of the city for decades, I was offered a new, refreshing and wonderfully knowledgeable perspective on my own birthplace. Bonita is a wonderful guide, passionate about what she does, able to take you to the world that you hadn´t fully understood before, make you appreciate it and look at your own surroundings with a fresh look.
Thanks for the lovely review and for joining the tour. I learned so much about my adopted city by becoming a local guide. It's quite a joy to be able to share those surprises and new appreciation not only with travelers to Prague but with other locals! thanks again.
Our guide’s expert knowledge of art and history made this more interesting than just a regular walking tour. She was also a great story teller which made the afternoon all that more enjoyable.
Thanks so much! That's a favorite tour of mine. I can't wait for the gardens to open again in just 6 weeks! We hope to see you on other Insight Cities tours in Prague, Berlin, Vienna, Budapest and Salzburg.
Just a wonderful tour of Prague's historic gardens that will leave you hungry for more. Bonita is such a great story teller, knowledgeable in the history of these spaces and people who were behind them. I am a local and this was a great way to spend a fall afternoon and learn something new and fascinating about my own country. Thanks, Bonita!
A wonderful walk through history with a knowledgeable guide in Bonita! I had visited the gardens before but learned some more amazing stories on this tour.
This tour of Prague´s Renaissance and Baroque Gardens was a wondeful moment. Bonita´s deep knowledge of Greek and Roman mythology sheded light on every single piece of sculpture present in these gardens revealing how Ancient Greek and Romans myths and gods were meticuliously chosen to serve modern political propaganda. The sights on the city from the gardens are furthermore absolutely breathtaking! I definitely highly recommend this tour!
