Vítkov

Vitkov Hill – A Hidden Gem in Prague! Vitkov Hill is an absolute must-visit if you’re in Prague! It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city, and the best part? It’s completely free! Unlike many tourist spots, Vitkov is peaceful and uncrowded, making it perfect for a relaxing escape from the busy city center. The highlight is the monumental Jan Žižka statue, which is not only stunning but also ranks as the third-largest equestrian statue in the world—standing next to it is truly awe-inspiring! The area is surrounded by greenery, so you can enjoy a nice walk while taking in the history and scenery. To make the experience even better, there’s a café with an amazing view, ideal for sipping coffee while overlooking Prague’s rooftops. It’s the perfect spot to unwind after your walk. If you love history, incredible views, and peaceful places away from the crowds, Vitkov Hill should be on your Prague itinerary!

This large hill encompasses an incredible amount of history and presents wonderful views all around within the historical heart of the city, with great historical landmarks and great walks, this is a wonderful place to walk in. This hill is best enjoyed in summer or late winter with snow

Almost nobody there - tourist have no idea about this spot, and it is great! Although it is a climb up the hill but worth it. You can enter the museum and get to the top floor dring coffee and see the view. Amazing!

not only a cool statue/monument but also makes for an AMAZING picture spot. the view is beautiful on the way there and at the top by the sculpture.

Amazing view and experience with the museum. really nice walk and park

Great park, pleasantly uncrowded. Offers amazing views of the city, especially at sunset. Just keep in mind that the museum and cafe close at 6 PM.

Nice and calm spot. There's a beautiful view on the city from the top of the hill.

Nice peaceful spot outside the city Centre. Great for evening walks. Decent eateries just downstairs.

Wonderful place for walk. Plus there is a beautiful view (big part of Prague inckluding the whole historical centre) and interesting museum about history of the monument which used to be the tribute to soldiers killed in the 1st WW and later mausoleum of the first (and unfortunately not the last) communist president Klement Gottwald. Also there are plenty of good cafes and restaurants around. And also there is a tunnel (pedestrians and bikes) going under the hill through which you get pretty fast from Žižkov to Karlín.