The park was constructed in the late 1990s as part of a large-scale land revitalization project.
The Celtic fort structure is built using traditional stone masonry techniques.
The Rokytka stream running through the park was subject to a major renaturalization project to prevent flooding and restore biodiversity.
The site was historically known for vineyards dating back to the Middle Ages.
The park contains a specialized labyrinth and a stone circle inspired by prehistoric megalithic sites.
Park Podviní is an urban green space built on the site of a former vineyard and industrial area in Prague 9. The park features a distinct Celtic-inspired architectural theme, including a stone-built replica of a Celtic fort. A winding stream flows through the valley, fed by the Rokytka river, creating a natural amphitheater effect. The terrain is characterized by rolling hills, meadows, and mature trees that provide significant shade. It serves as a central communal area for the Vysočany district with interconnected walking paths. The park was designed to incorporate both manicured grassy areas and wilder, forested segments. It is a popular location for local outdoor recreation, including playgrounds and exercise zones.
The elevated viewing point overlooking the central stone Celtic fort structure.
Bring a picnic blanket as the park features extensive grassy slopes perfect for lounging.
The paved paths are well-suited for strollers and lightweight cycling.
Visit the wooden sculptures scattered throughout the park, which are carved by local artists.
Avoid visiting during heavy rain as the lower valley paths can become muddy due to the nearby stream.
