Nature park Botič–Milíčov, Nature park in Petrovice and Jižní Město, Prague, Czech Republic.
Nature Park Botič-Milíčov stretches across a large area in Prague with meadows, forest sections including Milíčov Forest, and numerous ponds scattered throughout. The Botič River and several streams flow through the landscape, creating diverse habitats within the park boundaries.
The park was officially established in 1984 to protect green spaces as Prague expanded. This designation helped preserve natural areas from further urban development.
Several old farm buildings and a bell tower in Pitkovice sit within the park grounds, reminding visitors of rural life from earlier times. These structures blend quietly into the landscape and show how communities once thrived in this area.
The area features several marked trails that help visitors explore different sections easily. These paths wind through various landscape types and connect multiple neighborhoods together.
The park serves as a wildlife corridor linking to the adjacent Hostivař-Záběhlice nature park nearby. This connection allows animals to move between protected areas and helps various species thrive across a larger territory.
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