Kampa Park, Riverside park next to Charles Bridge, Prague, Czech Republic
Kampa Park sits along the Vltava River next to Charles Bridge and features wide grass areas with many trees and walking paths. The grounds offer different views of the river and the buildings around the Old Town.
The park began in the early 20th century from a collection of gardens and mills near Prague's Little Quarter. Over time it became a main gathering place in the city center.
The park displays contemporary art sculptures from Czech and international artists along its paths. Walking through, you encounter various installations that turn the space into an open-air exhibition.
The grounds are accessible year-round and easy to reach by public transport, with the nearest tram stop at Hellichova providing direct access. The park is flat and straightforward to walk through, with several entry and exit points.
The park sits on an artificial island separated from the mainland by a water channel called the Devil's Stream. This natural barrier creates a calm pocket within the busy city center.
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