The park's name originates from a former wine estate established by Count Philip Ferdinand de la Crone in the 18th century.
The central historical building was originally a Baroque farmhouse that underwent a major restoration in the early 2000s.
The paved loop is one of the most popular dedicated routes for inline skating in the Czech Republic.
The site was historically part of the Royal Way route connecting Prague Castle to White Mountain.
The park contains a designated area for outdoor grilling and public picnics.
Ladronka is an expansive park in Prague 6 known for its 4.2-kilometer paved circuit used primarily for inline skating, cycling, and jogging. The park features a historical estate, the Ladronka farmhouse, which was transformed into a restaurant and social hub. It offers dedicated facilities for beach volleyball, basketball, and pétanque. The park's terrain is characterized by a mix of manicured lawns and sloping hills that provide panoramic views of Prague's western districts. Visitors can access on-site sports equipment rentals for skating and ball games. It serves as a central recreational point for the Břevnov district, connecting to nearby natural trails. The site is illuminated for evening use, extending its accessibility beyond daylight hours.
The elevated grassy hill facing the historical farmhouse building during sunset.
Bring your own protective gear if planning to inline skate, as the loop is heavily trafficked.
Utilize the hilly segments on the outer edges for quieter walking paths away from the main paved loop.
Check the park's official website for potential private event closures at the central farmhouse restaurant.
Attempting to skate the loop on warm weekend afternoons, as the trail becomes heavily congested with families and beginners.
Keep to the right on the paved path to allow faster skaters and cyclists to pass safely.
