Vinoř Park – Satalice Pheasantry

If you wish to spend a pleasant afternoon on the outskirts of Prague, you ought to visit Vinoř Park or the Satalice Pheasantry. Not everyone knows that this spot of nature harbours a fountain, alluvial forest, rock formations, and the remnants of a prehistoric settlement.

Since 2008, an educational trail has been familiarizing visitors with the history and presence of the Vinoř Park nature reserve and the Satalice Pheasantry natural monument, thanks to the ČSOP and the NET4GAS Closer to Nature programme. In addition to the usual educational info panels, the trail has been enhanced with additional attractions and quizzes, specially designed so that children can test their skills. They are being encouraged to play on an open-air xylophone, guess distances in nature, etc.

place:Praha-Vinoř, Capital City of Prague
Way there:You reach the beginning of the trail by following the red hiking trail markers from the centre of Vinoř in the direction of Jenštejn. The first panel stands at the road between two fish ponds: Cukrovarský rybník and Malá obůrka. If going by bike, follow cycling trail A50 from Vinoř or cycling trail A44 from Satalice. GPS: N 50°8.65692', E 14°35.06698'
Practical information:
Baby-carriage
Parking
Refreshments
Bike
Hiking
Distance3,5

Endangered animals:

Common Newt
Common Newt
Edible Frog
Edible Frog
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