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Les Jardins Rieger ou Parc Rieger (en tchèque, Riegrovy sady), situés dans le quartier de Vinohrady à Prague, sont le plus grand espace vert de Vinohrady avec environ 11 hectares. S'étendant à flanc de colline, le parc comprend des zones boisées, des prés et des vues panoramiques sur Prague. Il comporte des installations telles que des aires de jeux pour enfants, le stade sportif TJ Bohemians et le terrain de sport TJ Sokol Vinohrady. Il est appelé familièrement Riegráč, Riegrák, Riegráče ou Riegráky.
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