Žižkov Television Tower

I visited the Zizkov Television Tower around sunset, and it was absolutely worth it. The view of the city bathed in golden light and gradually turning into night was breathtaking. Inside the observatory, there were also several art installations, photographs, and videos, which added a nice cultural touch to the experience. Definitely recommend visiting around sunset for the best views.

It's alright... Nothing fancy... Views of the city from a distance... The old tower has better views and vibes to offer It wasn't the best maintained tower... The reception staff wasn't very responsive. The external windows aren't that clean and don't offer a great view or clarity for pictures either It can be avoided .. Definitely not worth 350CZK per head...

If you have time available then worth a visit but it is NOT a must see or high on list in my opinion. There are much better places to see and thkngs to do and with much better views too!

Have to say this was much better than expected. Born in Prague but living abroad, I've never visited before till now with my US friends. We loved the views and seeing the neighborhood around. The only issue was that foreign bank credit cards were not accepted there (issue with the CC terminal). Would really help to fix this, especially considering the fact, this place is visited mainly by foreigners. So have a cash just in case ;) Also, close by is this very interesting Jewish cemetery. I highly recommend visiting and seeing its "lapidarium." Overall, it was a super nice time at and around Zizkov TV tower :)

It has a very modern and clean look to it nothing like some of the other towers near. We can see the crawling babies again which is cool. Inside there is a sitting area which very pleasant.

It may have been built during the socialist reign in Prague, but it is very special to see. There is a hotel room! The David Cerny art is really something to see! As you look at the night shots I took, it is in the color of the Czech flag. So cool to live this close!

Although a long way up, this was such a cool experience! The views are amazing! We went at night time which gave it that hint of romance. You can then visit the cocktail bar which is amazing, some really nice cocktails in there, not really much more pricey than bars in the centre but that's to be expected when your 93 meters above ground in a swanky high rise bar! There's a restaraunt (book in advance for that) but no need to pre book tickets for the tower (may be busier during summer) but this tower is open until like 9/10pm it's brilliant! Don't go if your feared of heights or lifts cos there's no stairs!

Imposing structure. I enjoyed seeing it and the iconic baby sculptures “adorning” it from outside. Didn’t see the need to climb the tower. It’s nice to walk here from the center/Old Town. You’ll see a more “authentic” Prague on your walk.

The views were great! It was quite stinky in there the whole time we were in there and very humid, other than that it was fine.

I lived next door to this tower for months with a lovely view of it from my living room window before I finally decided to stop in for a visit. Actually, it was quite on accident that I met someone one evening who gave me a tour. The Zizkov TV Tower is known as the ugliest building in Prague by most of its natives, but I quite enjoy the uniqueness of the structure. And seeing it towering amidst the sea of buildings always let me know which way was home:) No matter where you are in Prague, its hard to miss that iconic landmark soaring over the skyline. There are nine pods along the tower - the three lower ones at around 210 feet house a beautiful restaurant/bar with glass windows all around, offering a 360-degree view as you dine. Right upstairs from the restaurant, a few feet up, is a luxury one-bedroom hotel! And the three pods above those contain the observatory deck where you can also get a panaromic view of Prague. So, we stopped in to the tower late evening just after sunset, and we were actually able to go up to the observation deck without having to pay as you do during the day. The elevators to the right took us up to the restaurant. And then the elevators to the left took us to the observation deck. Nighttime views are great. My fave part of the observation deck is the dimly lit, zen-like room with the space pod chairs. Suspended from the ceiling by one chain with another chain loosely holding each chair to the ground, and allowing it to sway gently as you sit in ... utter bliss! Felt like you were floating. I could have stayed there forever. We actually stayed up there for quite a while. One of the other rooms on this level shows where the tower ranks among its fellow towers in the World Federation of Great Towers. To note: David Cerny's giant bronze baby statues that crawl up the sides of the tower were removed for restoration, to be returned later this year. However, if you don't get a chance to see the babies on the tower, you can see three more of them "crawling" in Kampa Park, right next to Charles Bridge and the Cerny Museum.

Hey as other reviewers have mentioned, it''s not the most attractive structure. During the day it's a gray color but at night it looks pretty cool lit up in blue and red lights. In the park area at the base of the tower there's a mini golf course during the summer and they have a little ice rink in the winter. Buy a ticket for 200 kc and ride the elevator up 93 meters to the observation room. The view is very good. They also have a restaurant which might be fun to try sometime.

You can get some great pictures here and views of the city! The lounge is cute and dessert is delicious.

My husband I decided to head there on the last morning of our trip and it was worth it mostly cause we didn't have anything else that we really wanted to see. Nice view of the city and modern interior but not the most attractive building

A real cool spot. I think a lot of tourists skip this place, but it's a mistake. It's really cool. Go at night for a sparkling night view!