The Royal Garden Review

This Royal Garden is located next to the Siem Reap Sister Temple in the Kingdom of Cambodia. The Royal Garden is not very large, the sister temple and the King's Palace are next to the Royal Garden. The mystery is that there are large bats hanging under the trees in the garden. The king used to meet in the Royal Garden and the Palace of the King.

The Royal Garden is under the foothills of Prague Castle. We accidentally passed by and went in and took a look. It was really beautiful. The tree trimmings in the garden were very distinctive. There were also beautiful dandelions.

The Royal Garden is really beautiful, especially the various shapes of the lawn mowing inside are very distinctive, and there are fountains inside. The key is still free, it is really an attraction that accidentally walked in.

The Royal Garden is located on a ridge extending west to east in the north of Prague Castle District, covering an area of 1 hectare. The Royal Garden is separated from Prague Castle by the Jelení píkop. It was built by Ferdinand I in 1534 on a medieval vineyard. The gardens were originally renaissance style, but over time many other factors were added, so the Royal Gardens were formed by different parts of the additions over centuries. At its eastern end is the wonderful Renaissance Queen Anne Summer Palace (Letohrádek královny Anny), in the middle is the banquet hall (cs: Míovna (Hradany)) and the statue of Maximilian, west of Dr. Edward Benes Villa (Vila Dr. Eduarda Benee). Its main purpose is to cultivate tree varieties outside the Central European region, such as chestnut, maple, and lizard.

The Royal Garden at the back of the palace is a typical French garden, the eastern side of the garden is surrounded by trees is the palace name but not very eye-catching "Spring", said to be the water bottle from the water spirit statue of the hands of the water bottle is the sweetest water in Vienna.

It is a baroque garden that was built by the order of Queen Maria Teresa in 1750. A baroque garden in Austria, she was among the most magnificent, and in 1996, the Bodhi tree, which was included in the Heritage List of Humanities, was trimmed into a green wall along with 44 statues of ancient Greek mythology.

The gardens inside Prague Palace are not big, but beautiful, the fountain is beautiful and worth visiting!