Ledebur-Garten

The Ledebur Garden is a baroque terraced garden on Prague's Malá Strana (Lesser Town) side, cut into the steep south-facing slope directly below Prague Castle. It forms part of a network of interconnected palace gardens that together hold protected cultural monument status in the Czech Republic. The garden takes its name from Count Adolf von Ledebur, who acquired the adjacent Ledebur Palace along with the grounds in 1852. Layered terraces follow the natural incline and frame upward views toward the Hradschin skyline. Open to the public for a small entry fee, it sees far fewer visitors than the surrounding tourist routes, making it a quiet counterpoint to Malá Strana's busier attractions.