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Viewpoints and Towers

Prague’s skyline is defined by its 'Hundred Spires,' featuring a mix of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. This collection highlights the city's most significant vertical landmarks, from the 60-meter steel Petřín Observation Tower to the medieval bridge towers guarding Charles Bridge. It includes historic bell towers like Jindřišská, the panoramic galleries of the Old Town Hall, and the Gothic heights of St. Vitus Cathedral. Beyond the city center, modern additions like the timber-built Doubravka XIV and natural viewpoints like Vávrova vyhlídka offer perspectives over the Vltava River and surrounding districts.

Viewpoints and Towers — Карта

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Petrin Observation Tower

Steel observation tower nearly 60 meters tall, built as a miniature replica of the Eiffel Tower, offering panoramic views from an observation deck.

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Old Town City Hall

Old Town City Hall, which was constructed in the 14th century, is notable primarily due to the Astronomical Clock, one of the most famous…

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Astronomical Clock

See the oldest astronomical clock still in use in the world with your own eyes. This 600-year-old masterpiece is a must see when in Prague!

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Saint Vitus Cathedral

The Prague skyline would look empty without this Gothic miracle, which was founded in 1344.

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Powder Tower

Powder Tower is an impressive Late Gothic tower where gunpowder used to be stored in the 17th century.

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Old Town Bridge Tower

This beautiful Gothic tower, which guards one end of the Charles Bridge, had not only defensive nature but it also had a ceremonial meaning.

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Lesser Town Bridge Tower

This bridge tower is, in fact, a complex of two towers of different styles and heights.

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Jindrisska Tower

Built in the late Gothic style, Jindřišská Tower is 66 metres high, which makes it the highest freestanding bell tower in the city.

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Old Castle Stairs

Follow these 121 steps and enjoy the spectacular view of Prague and the Fürstenberg Garden.

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Clementinum

Browse thousands of books in the National Library which is located in this complex of historical buildings.

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Saint Nicholas

One of the two Prague's churches dedicated to St. Nicholas, this one is located in Lesser Town.

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Doubravka XIV.

A 23.5-meter-tall observation tower located in the Čihadla park area. Designed by architect Martin Rajniš, the structure is built from flexible acacia wood in a unique tripod shape with a spiral staircase leading to the viewing platform.

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Vávrova vyhlídka

A wooden viewing platform situated atop the Braník Rocks (Branické skály). Designed by architect David Vávra, it provides panoramic views of the Vltava River, the Barrandov district, and the Prague Castle skyline.