Černínská zahrada, or Černín Garden, is part of the larger Černín Palace complex in the Hradčany district, near Prague Castle. The garden has a gorgeous baroque design and landscaping, featuring well-maintained lawns, ornamental flower beds, statues, and fountains. The Černín Palace, built in the 17th century, serves as the seat of the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the garden often complements the elegant architecture of the palace. It is a true peaceful and picturesque spot! This hidden gem in Prague is only open to the public from June to end of September on weekends.

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