Staroměstská radnice

Founded and constructed in 1338 by King John of Luxembourg…It underwent renovations throughout the centuries… Before you can come and visit this place, you have to purchase a ticket but using Prague Visitor Pass it is included. There is a tour guide with specific time and language to explain each features. You can see the iconic astronomical clock with these 12 saints and how it was working. Also, there medieval room which is interesting. It takes an hour for the whole tour. The tour guided (English tour) is impressive and she knows every details.

Views from the Old Town Hall Tower can best be described as absolutely magical. The 360-degree panorama, overlooking the fairytale-like buildings of the Old Town Square, is truly a treat to witness and one of the highlights of Prague. You can reach the top either by elevator or by climbing up the stairs. For photographers and sunset lovers, climbing up during sunset is highly recommended, as the golden hour light offers stunning views and impeccable sunset shots that make the experience unforgettable.

Old Town Hall is a historic building situated in Old Town Square, with origins dating back to the 14th century. Its Gothic tower provides wide views over the city, and the Astronomical Clock mounted on its exterior is one of Prague’s most well-known features.

what a phenomenal view from the one of the oldest clock. it's a must see when in Prague. There is both stairs for who like a bit of 'hike' as well as an elevator to get to the view. Highly recommend

The Old Town Hall Tower is always a highlight for me whenever I’m in Prague. Especially in the evening, when everything is illuminated and the cobblestones reflect the light, the tower looks truly majestic. The Astronomical Clock is, of course, world-famous, but standing right in front of it in person has a completely different atmosphere.

The Old Town Hall is one of the main sights of Prague. It dominates the impressive and beautiful Old Town Square. It was built in the 14th century in gothic style with a tall tower (which you can enter for a fee to enjoy fantastic views). It also has an astronomical clock with a performance at every hour during day time.

Staroměstská radnice in Prague is a beautiful historic landmark that reflects the city’s rich medieval heritage and architectural elegance. Visiting it, especially the tower, offers wonderful views over Old Town Square and a deeper appreciation of Prague’s history. Photo by Rastislav Margus Master Qualified European Photographer Award Winning Author

This is a gem in a city with so many. It's quite astonishing to see such rich history of city governance that grew over time and survived so much. I highly recommend the guided tour, where yhey take you through the whole building and the underground parts. Each room has it's own story, from the chapel to the council chamber to the ceremonial hall with it's big paintings. It even has a lot of the original wooden furnishings!

The old town hall is one of the mainstays of Prague's old town square. The building itself is impressive and made even more famous by the popular astronomical clock just adjacent to the town hall itself. It is arguably the busiest part of the actual town square due to the huge masses of tourists and some locals who are here to snap photos and take pictures of that impressive landmark. There are opportunities to go up the building and get some really gorgeous views of the town square and Prague itself. It's really hard not to appreciate the beautiful architecture and views in this area. Note - town square aside, which features a lot of local kiosks and food - a good deal of shops in this area are pure tourist traps and sell a lot of useless junk, unless you're a fan of cheap shitty t-shirts, bags and magnets. However, there are plenty of gems that you can find and this place isn't far in terms of walking distance from other historic and better shopping areas in the city.

This place was seriously legit. Being in the bohemia was a lot of fun and the architecture was absolutely amazing. After some point it all seems to blend together from country to country. This was located right in the middle of a Prague and there's a really cool fountain near by. There's street performers and a lot of food carts. Try to eat outside of the touristy areas.

My favorite cathedral cathedral in all of Europe right here in Prague's Old Town. The most fascinating cathedral I ever seen on my life! It is so fairytale like I actually referred to it as Maleficent's castle. Only because it looks like a place a Disney villain would live in. I absolutely love this landmark, it's so gorgeous and you absolutely must see it.

Awesome clock! Goes off every hour and you can see everything move and the apostles come out. It goes quick so be ready. You can also sign up for a tour (pay tour) inside and you can see the inside of the clock and all the apostles on the other side of the clock. A fun little peek inside.