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The Open Garden in Brno is a place of encounters, learning, relaxation, inspiration, reflection, and children’s laughter. It is open to everyone who wishes to escape the busy Údolní Street into a green oasis beneath Špilberk Castle. We are now preparing to expand the grounds with the Open Forest – an urban wilderness in the heart of Brno. The opening is planned for spring 2026. Help us transform this neglected thicket into the Open Forest, a safe place for meeting, children’s free play, and adults’ relaxation.

Day after day we take care of the garden and the animals in it, we take care of plants, trees, flowers, we create a green space for rest and knowledge. Subsidies help us, but they are not enough for everything. That's why we rent out the space for family gatherings, corporate events, weddings, or work meetings. We host a variety of workshops, educational programs for schools, and events for children and adults. Our team includes a diverse range of personalities from across the industry, all experienced professionals who work in the garden not for the money, but because they enjoy it and find it meaningful. This, we believe, is evident in the programs and the garden itself, and our course participants and visitors are pleased with their work.

Help us keep the garden beautiful and healthy for our children's children, our grandchildren's grandchildren, and for future generations of Brno residents. May it continue to be a place where newlyweds pledge their love, children learn to understand the cycle of nature, people of all ages gather inspiration from herbs, beekeeping, green building, and parents and children spend meaningful time in the city. 

The campus consists of three parts - the educational Four Elements Garden, the natural and historic Boromean Garden, and a passive office building with a green roof. The annual costs of maintaining and operating the gardens are not low, amounting to two million crowns, so we are asking for your support too. Thank you for helping the Open Garden to flourish.

120 donors supported this project