📜 A historical pond established in 1469, part of the Biřička stream cascade, and a designated natural monument.
🎣 Managed for intensive fish farming and duck breeding by Municipal Forests Hradec Králové a.s.
🏞️ Explore a significant historical water body
🦆 Observe semi-wild ducks and diverse wildlife, including protected species like the tiny snail vrkoč útlý and various amphibians
🐟 Purchase fresh fish, including the regional 'Hradecký kapr', directly from the pond's fishponds
🚶♀️ Enjoy a peaceful natural setting on the edge of Hradec Králové
🎉 Experience traditional autumn fish harvests organized by the Municipal Forests
⚠️ As a natural monument, please keep dogs on a leash, do not feed animals, and take all trash with you
Live fish available for purchase every Thursday from 2 PM to 6 PM at the pond's fishponds.
Established in 1469 by flooding the Křivec forest.
Abolished, drained, and reforested in 1835, then restored in 1898.
Dam planted with oak trees in 1901, which still stand today.
Gamekeeper's lodge built in 1899, reconstructed in 1995.
Pond desilted in 2002.
Home to protected species such as the vrkoč útlý snail, pond mussels, and various amphibians including the spadefoot toad, tree frog, green toad, and green frog.
Regular management practices like mowing, grazing, desilting, and summer drying are crucial for maintaining its rich biodiversity.