Palais Ledebur

Palais Ledebur is a baroque noble residence on the southern slopes of Prague Castle hill in Malá Strana, founded in 1665 and layered over subsequent centuries with Gothic, Renaissance, and Historicist elements. The estate belongs to the celebrated hanging gardens below Prague Castle — a chain of terraced garden palaces created by Bohemian aristocratic families in the aftermath of the Thirty Years' War as statements of newly consolidated wealth. Listed as a protected cultural monument in the Czech Republic, the palace and its gardens form part of the interconnected network of publicly accessible Castle gardens. The terraced layout affords views across Prague's Old Town rooflines and remains comparatively quiet, offering a contemplative contrast to the crowded castle precinct above.