Palacký Bridge
Palackého most
Palacký Bridge is the third oldest preserved stone bridge over the Vltava River in Prague, built between 1876 and 1878 to connect the city with the industrial district of Smíchov. It is known for its seven arches and historical significance in the city's transport network.

📜 Prague's third oldest preserved stone bridge over the Vltava River.
🌉 A historical landmark connecting the city with Smíchov, known for its seven arches.

Why Go

🚶‍♀️ Easy to access and walk across
🏛️ Admire the historic architecture and seven stone arches
📸 Great spot for scenic photos of the Vltava and surrounding areas
💡 Learn about its significance as the first bridge in Prague with a horse-drawn tram line
🆓 Enjoy a free historical sight

⏳ Suggested Time

Plan for about 1.5 hours to explore the bridge and its immediate surroundings.

📍 Getting There

Connects Palackého náměstí on the right bank with the U Anděla intersection in Smíchov on the left bank. Easily accessible by tram.

ℹ️ Managed By

Pražská informační služba.

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