Park Špilberk, Public park and heritage site near Špilberk Castle, Brno, Czech Republic.

Park Špilberk is a public green space at the base of Špilberk Castle in Brno, with pathways winding through trees and vegetation. The grounds span roughly 17 hectares and provide multiple entry points for climbing toward the castle sitting on the hilltop.

The park was laid out between 1861 and 1862 on the initiative of Brno mayor Christian d'Elvert, who had the bare slopes around the castle planted and reshaped. A monument to d'Elvert, erected in 1884, stands in the grounds he created. The park covers 17 hectares and is a national cultural monument together with Špilberk Castle.

Among the park's monuments are a statue of St. John of Nepomuk from the late 18th century and a 1925 monument to composer Pavel Křížkovský. A 1925 memorial also commemorates the Italian Carbonari. These markers show how the park links daily recreation with reminders of religious and political history.

The grounds offer outdoor exercise equipment, children's playgrounds, and a pétanque court for different activities. Multiple pathways let you explore at your own pace and choose sections based on your interests and energy level.

The park holds a monument to the Italian Carbonari, erected in 1925, recalling the secret revolutionary society that fought for Italian unity. Nearby stands an 1884 monument to Christian d'Elvert, the mayor who pushed for the park's creation.