Umělecká zahrada, Artistic garden in Nusle, Czech Republic.
Umělecká zahrada in Nusle is an art garden featuring stone sculptures, fountains, and small pavilions arranged among mature trees near the railway line beneath Vyšehrad. The space combines greenery with artistic installations to create a quiet pocket away from the city bustle.
The site began as a sculptor's workshop in 1924 under Karel Novák, who created significant public monuments here. The location later evolved and took on new roles that preserved its artistic roots through the decades.
The garden displays artistic works from different periods that reveal themselves as you walk through. This mix encourages visitors to pause and appreciate the craftsmanship on display.
The garden operates on limited hours and may require advance planning or inquiry to arrange a visit. Visitors should check ahead to understand when access is possible and how to gain entry.
The site once served as an animation workshop, connecting it to film production history in unexpected ways. This overlooked chapter reveals how the space transformed while maintaining its creative purpose across generations.
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