The first public park in the lands of the Czech Crown, founded in 1786, is today a green oasis covering an area of 20 hectares. In the middle of it stands a Neo-Renaissance pavilion by the Viennese architect Ludwig Förster from 1855, today the Leisure Centre. The park's current appearance dates back to 1840. In addition to the rare trees, visitors can also enjoy the sight of colourful fish in the stream and children can play on the playgrounds.
