Petřín

Petrin is a great area in Prague to come and enjoy nature, great hiking, beautiful views of the city. Plenty of walking paths. Also great statues around the park, plenty of places to sit and enjoy fresh air and views. At the top of Petrin you can climb the tower for even more amazing views of the city and Prague Castle. Love coming here to enjoy all Prague has to offer.

Beautiful green oasis not far away from Pragie old town. Approx.30min walk from Old town. There are paved paths. Nice view!

Perrin park has a great view of the city. When you go, up the Funicular- tram - make a stop in the middle for best free view. Also if you want a refreshment or meal. Best view is up in the tower & fee to go there. There are nice sights - rose garden, statues, two other buildings. Buy the Prague day Tram pass for free 🆓 ride to top.

Sooooo beautiful up there. It was rainy before but when I got up there it's sunny again, AND WITH RAINBOWS! The scene is just amazing, a great place for you to recap your trip around Prague. Felt like I was in Disneyland!

Perfect place to see Prague skyline

A very beautiful site, the road is also very beautiful, the environment is of nature and a forest that surrounds, with chestnut trees, apples and pears Amazing view

The hike up was challenging, nevertheless very rewarding, especially the view over Prague. Higher up, one can climb the stairs of the Petrin Tower for 360 degree panoramic views overlooking the city. There are a few cafes in the area and lots of space to relax and unwind. Also several hiking trails. If you prefer the lighter route, just ride the cable car which is covered by the 24hour Transport Passes.

Petřín Tower is a must-visit in Prague! Located on Petřín Hill, it offers breathtaking views of the city. The ticket price is reasonable (around 150 CZK for adults, with a student discount available for those under 25 with a valid ID). Be prepared to climb a lot of steps – over 300 to reach the top – but trust me, the views are totally worth the effort! The tower has two observation decks: the first one is open-air, and the second is enclosed but has small open windows for taking pictures. You may have to wait your turn to get a good spot for photos, but it’s definitely worth the wait. The tower is quite high, and on windy days you can even feel it sway a bit, which adds to the adventure! Highly recommend this experience if you’re in Prague, especially for the incredible panoramic views of the city and beyond!