• A rescue station, not a petting zoo: every animal here has a permanent injury or handicap, and it stays for good
• Snack kiosk on weekends only in the warm season and shut over winter, so pack drinks and snacks for other visits
• Playground and fire pit in the surrounding grove, plus a 14-stop nature trail and the 1729 church of St. John of Nepomuk with views over the city

A small forest zoo by the gamekeeper's lodge in Chuchle Grove, a nature reserve above the Vltava. It belongs to the city's wildlife rescue station, so its 30-plus species are Czech animals with permanent handicaps that rule out release: fallow deer, wild boar, red deer, foxes, a lynx and an eagle owl. Around it, the grove has a nature trail, a playground and picnic spots with a fire pit.