The park was constructed on land that served as part of the operational territory of the historic Kbely Airport, the oldest airport in Prague.
It was designed as a 'living park' specifically to integrate ecological features like bio-corridors into the urban landscape.
The park layout features a stylized runway pattern as a nod to the location's aviation heritage.
It is connected to a larger network of walking trails that extend toward the nearby Vinořský park and Ctěnice chateau area.
Centrální park Kbely is a modern municipal park located on the former grounds of a military airfield in the Kbely district of Prague. The park features an extensive network of paved paths designed for cycling, inline skating, and pedestrian use. It contains multiple recreational zones, including a large children's playground with climbing structures and a dedicated fitness area. A central water feature serves as a focal point for the landscaping. Several art installations and sculptures are dispersed throughout the green space. The park is integrated into the local urban plan to provide a buffer between residential areas and nearby transport infrastructure. It offers a mixture of open grassy meadows and newly planted tree clusters to provide shade. The terrain is largely flat, making it accessible for families and elderly visitors.
The central elevated viewpoint that overlooks the primary water feature and the landscaped meadows.
Bring inline skates or a bike to make full use of the smooth, expansive asphalt trails.
Visit the dedicated fitness zone if you prefer active recreation over traditional walking.
Pack a picnic, as the open meadows are specifically intended for leisure and relaxation.
Do not attempt to walk toward the active runways of the adjacent airport, as the park is strictly separated from operational airfield zones.
Keep dogs on a leash in designated areas and use provided bins for waste to maintain the landscaped grounds.
