The clearing, where you will get when going along a birch alley, was named after a rare rose of the species rosa gallica. According to a legend, the roses grew from the tears of the Czech brethren before their forced exile abroad. And so the roses provide a unique atmosphere to this memorable place till these days. From May to July, the park is enveloped with a flood of crimson flowers. Since the 1920s, the exile's legacy is reminiscent thanks to the Monument to the Czech Brethren. You will be guided through the history and legends associated with this captivating place when going along the educational trail with thirteen stops.
