The vineyard slope at the entrance to the park on Vítkov hill from Tachovské náměstí was established in 2019 as a new fragment of the cultural landscape within the park. It is also a fresh reminder of how the southern slopes of Vítkov were used for growing grapes throughout history, since the time of Charles IV in fact, as can be seen from the surviving vedutas. The vineyard is a mound sloping steeply up above the cycle path, with a unique view of the old parts of Žižkov. It covers an area of some 1,340 m2 and is planted with 686 heads of table and cider vines grown up six to seven rows of acacia poles. The slope is protected by a fence for cultivation reasons. The grape varieties grown there are Merzling — white, Souvignier gris — rosé and Rondo — red. The fact that they are not demanding in terms of environmental conditions or chemicals means that these varieties are highly ecological. Related Prague Vineyards On May 30 and 31, visitors will once again have the opportunity to explore both municipal and private vineyards in the capital. This annual event brings attention to Prague’s vineyards and introduces the public to their history, present, and future plans. It highlights the authenticity and uniqueness of wines produced in Prague. Many of these green areas, some of which are heritage-protected and normally closed to the public boast magnificent views of the city.