National Monument on Vítkov Hill in Prague
National cultural monument on Vítkov Hill, built 1928-1938 to honor Czechoslovak legionaries, housing the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and a monumental Jan Žižka statue.

📜 Monumental structure on Vítkov Hill, a national cultural landmark, built 1928-1938, dedicated to Czechoslovak legionaries and resistance. ⚔️ Site of the historic 1420 Battle of Vítkov Hill. #Why Go 🏛️ Explore rich Czech history, from Hussite battles to modern statehood ✨ Discover a significant historical landmark 🖼️ Admire impressive architecture, art, and the monumental Jan Žižka equestrian statue panoramic views of Prague from the terrace 🆓 Free entry to the monument and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier 🔍 Discover the 'Laboratory of Power' exhibition, detailing the former mausoleum #Why Avoid 🚫 Commercial activities and large animals (except assistance dogs) not permitted 🚧 Viewpoint terrace not barrier-free ⏳ Last admission to the terrace is 30 minutes before closing #Cost 💰 Free entry to the monument. #Hours 🕒 Tuesday–Sunday, 10:00–18:00. #Getting There 🅿️ Consider public transport or paid parking nearby due to limited options 🚶‍♀️ Accessible via stairs or a path from Koněvova street ♿ Barrier-free entrance on the east side. #Tips 🚶 Explore the newly revitalized promenade with water jets and cafe space. 🚭 No smoking, food, or drinks inside. 🚫 No bikes, skates, or scooters inside.

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