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Where to Find the Best Views of Prague

Havlickovy Gardens
Havlickovy Sady, Prague’s second-largest park, is home to a neo-renaissance villa that happens to feature one of the best views of the city. Complete with a charming gazebo, sweeping vineyards, and the Grébovka Pavilion garden café, the villa and its surrounding area are noted as Prague’s best piece of Italian Renaissance. Enjoy the view, and a glass of wine while you’re at it. Havlickovy Gardens is just a five-minute walk from the Jana Masaryka tram stop.

Kotva Department Store
This notably drab-looking department store, located across from the Palladium mall at Náměstí Republiky, is actually known for its surprisingly striking view of Old Town. Instead of entering through the building’s main entrance, walk along the left edge of the store until you reach an elevator. Head up to the fifth floor, grab a beer, and enjoy!

Letná Park
This park is filled with plenty of attractions, but the top of the Prague Metronome offers a particularly fantastic view of Prague’s bridges and ever-popular Letná Beer Garden. If you’re still looking for another glimpse of the Vltava riverhead, head to the park’s Hanavsky Pavilion. Located just a few minutes from Prague Castle, Letná Park is a favorite among locals and travels alike.

Náplavka Riverbank
Hailed as Prague’s “hippest hangout,” Naplavka is a stretch of pavement next to the banks of the Vltava River between Palacký Bridge and the Vytoň tram stop. Bordered by boats and hole-in-the-wall restaurants, this boardwalk-style area offers a gorgeous sunset view of Prague Castle in the evenings. Once darkness settles over the city, you’ll be able to watch the riverbank come alive before your eyes!

Old Town Bridge (Charles Bridge) Tower
This stunning view of Prague is often missed because the entrance to the gothic monument is relatively hidden. That said, if you climb the 138 steps to the top of the tower, you’ll find one of the best views of Charles Bridge, the Vltava River, Prague Castle, Old Town, and the far side of the city. Trust us — it’s worth it! And since it’s somewhat hidden, the tower is hardly ever crowded.