This luxury garden, or chateau park, was renowned for its beauty, and the very esteemed gardener Josef Blecha, who organized flower shows in Prague, took care of it.

The fate of the luxury villa

At the end of the 19th century, the residence was transformed into a restaurant and Klamovka became a renowned business where people from all over Prague went. In the 1930s, it was rebuilt into a Sokol house.

There are several interesting historical buildings in the luxury park, such as the small church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the Neo-Gothic gazebo, the Temple of Night and Knowledge, also known as Nebíčko. There are also many interesting sculptures, such as the statue of General Edward Clam-Gallas.

Prodej luxusního bytu 3kk v Pařížské ulici, Praha 1

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What is living in the vicinity of Klamovka like?

The park is located near Plzeňská street, in the vicinity are apartment houses, and nice villas on the other side. Plzeňská street is not the most quiet in Prague, but you walk only a few meters away and its as if you were in another world. On the other hand, you are near Anděl in Smíchov, which is buzzing with city life. Cinemas, restaurants, shops and luxury connections to the historical center of Prague are all within easy reach.

Revival of the old glory

However at the present moment Klánovice again represent a district for the most discerning. Firstly, the luxury here is the cleanest air in Prague, which is priceless!

What makes Klánovice exceptional and a luxurious Prague district, is the wonderful Klánovice forest, also known as Vidrholec. It got its current form after the Thirty Years War, when it was built on the site of the villages burned by Swedish armies. Currently it is the largest forested area in Prague and you can find here the protected nature reserve of Klánovice - Čihadla. Still there are the noble villas, the neighbourhood certainly did not lose any of its atmosphere of the past golden times.

Prodej pasivního domu 5+1, Praha 9 - 184, Okolí Prahy

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Heritage of illustrator Hedviga Vilgusová

Klánovice is a place where several well-known Czech personalities were born. One of them is for example successful Czech combined track and field events winner, Eliška Klučinová and the local patriots also include Hedviga Vilgusová, who was a painter, politician and illustrator of books for children. A small local square is named after her. In 2007 she succumbed to a disease and since 2012, every year in late May and beginning of June, a luxury sculpting symposium is held here at which artists create statues inspired by her illustrations.