Magical Autumn Walk in Průhonice Park | UNESCO Castle Park near Prague 🇨🇿 4K HDR

Experience the beauty of autumn in the stunning Pruhonice Park, just outside Prague. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famous for its breathtaking castle, peaceful walking trails, and vibrant fall colours. Join me for a long and relaxing walk through golden leaves, quiet alleys, and magical autumn scenery. This is the perfect escape from the city’s rush — a moment to breathe, listen to the crunch of leaves, and enjoy nature’s masterpiece. If you enjoy peaceful walks, please like, comment, and subscribe — it really helps the channel grow. Join the membership of the channel:    / @perceptionphilosophy   If, as you make your way around the Průhonice Park, you feel like you are walking through a work of art, you are not far off the mark. Thanks to the lifelong efforts of the park’s founder, Count Ernst Emanuel Silva-Tarouca, and his successors, the use of the space is balanced, allowing visitors to feel relaxed and free from unwanted distractions. Since 1885, when the park was founded, no other landscape architect has had 250 hectares of land at their disposal to design as they pleased, limited only by their own ideas and plans. It is unusual for one architect to continue to care for their work for nearly 50 years. A. E. Silva-Tarouca created the last independent landscape park in the country and possibly the world. Today, the work he started is continued by the Průhonice Park Management, part of the Institute of Botany (one of the Czech Academy of Sciences), located here. The Count began to lay out his natural landscape park, rooted in the artistic representation of natural elements. He incorporated the rugged valley of the Botič river and its tributaries, the Dobřejovický and Zdiměřický streams. He combined original native trees with imported exotic species, for which the park often served as a gateway to Bohemia and the whole of Europe. The masterfully chosen vistas form the basis of the park's design and usually surprise you in unexpected places. The Count juxtaposed clusters of trees and shrubs with meadows, ponds, and dead-end streams. He artfully used the way the trees change throughout the seasons. These elements combine to form a diverse, elaborate, and harmonious whole. In addition to its importance from an artistic and historical point of view, the park also has considerable dendrological value as a collection of native and exotic trees. It is also home to the Průhonice Botanical Garden with its unique collections of irises, peonies, daylilies, roses, and rhododendrons. The Průhonice Park also includes a cone collection assembled over several decades by Miroslav Kučera, a long-time employee of the Průhonice Park Management. Thanks to its 2,659 specimens, it is one of the three largest cone collections in the world. Originally a private collection, it is now owned by the Institute of Botany and is used for study purposes. The Průhonice Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a National Cultural Monument. Join the membership of the channel:    / @perceptionphilosophy   Instagram:   / perceptionphilosophy   Recorded in 4k Perception Philosophy © 2025 16.10.2025 Czech Republic