Dancing House

We thought it was quite a cool place to visit. It's a controversial building that many do not like because of its deconstructivist style which goes against pretty much everything architecturally in the classical city of Prague. Great views though of that part of Prague right on the eastern bank of the Vlatava River. The observation platform at the very top is not disabled friendly. The ticket price is a relatively modest CZK150/person. Purchase of a drink from the Glass Bar does NOT gain you free admission to the observation deck! (Well, it didn't for us when we visited in early July 2025). But overall, we thought it was worth a visit. Unique building design. Great views from the observation deck. Friendly staff. A modest entrance fee. Top tip: the toilets at the top of the building are FREE. 🥳🥂🎊🎉. It's expensive to pee in Prague ☹️.

The Dancing House is certainly an interesting piece of modern architecture, and it’s fun to snap a few photos. However, beyond its quirky exterior, there isn’t much to see or do inside, and the overall vibe doesn’t quite live up to the hype. It’s worth a quick stop if you’re in the area, but I wouldn’t go out of your way for it.

The building is so quirky and full of character I really liked it. We went to the glass bar at the top which also serves tea coffee and cakes and that was a light and interesting space but the highlight was sitting on the open terrace. You have to buy a ticket for this bit which is quite expensive but the views are great and you can watch the bustle of the roads below and look at the panorama. It was not too busy when we went and there was room to sit outside and watch the world go by with a drink. We stayed quite a while and had a great visit.

It’s one of Prague’s most photographed landmarks and a must-see if you enjoy modern architecture mixed into a historic city. 1. The "glass tower" (Ginger) leans and curves elegantly beside the solid stone tower (Fred), giving the impression of motion. 2. It contrasts sharply with Prague’s Gothic, Baroque, and Art Nouveau architecture, which makes it stand out. 3. Inside, the building has offices, a gallery, a luxury hotel, and the "Ginger & Fred" restaurant at the top, which offers panoramic views of Prague.

I was genuinely relieved to find this amazing hotel after a bad experience at another place in Prague. This hotel exceeded all my expectations — it has everything you could possibly need. Trust me, the location is unbeatable: right in the heart of Prague and just seconds away from Charles Bridge. I booked a room with a city view, just as I requested, and it did not disappoint. They also offer river view rooms for those who prefer that. The staff here are extremely professional, knowledgeable, and friendly — they made me feel truly welcomed. One of the main reasons I chose this hotel was for the soundproofing, and it delivered. My room is connected to another (which is currently occupied), but I haven’t heard a single sound. The insulation is excellent, offering real peace and quiet. The hotel also features a rooftop area, a cozy café, and a highly-rated restaurant — all of which add to the overall experience. I just hope their prices stay the same, because this place is a real gem.

Quirky building! Fun to see. The restaurant at the top has some awesome views, and security will let you up to use the loos even if you have no reservation! Winner with kids in tow.

Such an incredible view from the rooftop bar! The entrance fee is €6.5. I was there around 11am so wasn't too busy.

It’s a striking and unique building that’s very easy to find because it really catches the eye. The architecture is very modern and distinctive, making it one of the most famous buildings in Prague.