The park was intentionally designed as a landscape element to connect the residential neighborhoods with the natural surroundings of the Radbuza river valley.
It is frequently used as a primary venue for local community events and city-wide outdoor festivals.
The park contains a specialized circuit for inline skaters, which is one of the most popular in the city.
It was developed on land formerly used for military purposes, which influenced its wide, open layout.
Borský park is the largest urban park in Plzeň, spanning approximately 40 hectares in the southern part of the city. Established in the early 20th century, the park features a network of paved paths lined with mature deciduous trees. It serves as a primary recreational hub for the Jižní Předměstí district. The park includes designated areas for inline skating, cycling, and jogging. A memorial dedicated to the victims of the Second World War stands within its grounds. The park functions as a green buffer between the residential zone and the nearby university campus. Large open grassy clearings provide space for spontaneous sports and picnics.
The central paved walkway lined with mature trees, providing a symmetrical perspective.
Bring your own equipment if you plan to use the inline skating track, as rentals are not always available on-site.
Visit the western side of the park for a quieter experience compared to the central paths near the playgrounds.
Carry sun protection, as many sections of the main meadows offer limited shade.
Attempting to cycle on the pedestrian-only walking paths during peak hours.
Keep dogs on a leash in marked areas; respect noise levels near residential borders.
