The name 'Na Špici' translates to 'At the Tip,' referring to its geographical position at the confluence of two rivers.
The park was reconstructed between 2012 and 2014 as part of an urban revitalization project to mitigate flood risks.
It includes a specialized 'pumping' track specifically designed for non-motorized cycling and skating.
The river banks were lowered and landscaped to allow closer physical contact with the water compared to traditional stone-walled embankments.
Park Na Špici is a modern multifunctional urban park situated at the confluence of the Elbe and Chrudimka rivers in Pardubice. The area features a network of paved paths for inline skating and cycling, along with a dedicated playground zone. The park includes a specialized terrain for extreme sports, including an asphalt pump track and a concrete skate park. Visitors can utilize designated grill areas and public fire pits equipped with firewood supply. A permanent outdoor fitness circuit and a natural amphitheater for community events are integrated into the landscape. The park's design emphasizes flood-resilient infrastructure given its position between two major river channels. It serves as a central hub for outdoor recreational activities in the Pardubice I district.
The elevated observation deck overlooking the meeting point of the Elbe and Chrudimka rivers.
Bring your own skewers if you plan to use the public fire pits for grilling.
The paved paths are popular with inline skaters; stay to the right to avoid collisions.
Check the park's community board near the entrance for local cultural event schedules.
Attempting to use the skate park or pump track without proper safety gear like helmets and pads.
