📜 A 58.70-meter-tall steel observation tower, often called the 'Prague Eiffel Tower'.
🔍 Offers panoramic views of Prague, including the Prague Castle, and nearly all of Bohemia on clear days.

Why Go

🏰 Iconic landmark with stunning city views, inspired by the Parisian Eiffel Tower.
🚶‍♀️ Ascend 299 steps to the summit for a unique experience.
🌳 Enjoy the surrounding Petřín Hill, known for its orchards and romantic atmosphere.
🏛️ Explore the permanent exhibition "Petřín: A Place for Walks, Views, and Mining" in the basement.

Why Avoid

⚠️ Petřín funicular is currently out of service long-term due to reconstruction.
♿ Viewpoint is partially accessible; lift stops at 20m terrace, 51m walkway is not wide enough for wheelchairs. Electric wheelchair users may need to transfer.

💰 Cost

• Basic: 250 Kč
• Reduced (Juniors 6–15, seniors over 65, ZTP cardholders): 170 Kč
• Family (2 adults + up to 4 juniors): 500 Kč
• Youth (16–26): 200 Kč
• Free: Children under 5, ZTP/P cardholders + 1 escort
• Lítačka cardholders: 225 Kč
• Morning discount: 50% off during the first hour after opening daily.
• Lift surcharge (to 51m viewing cabin): Adults/Juniors/Youth: 150 Kč; Seniors over 65: 50 Kč; ZTP, ZTP/P + 1 escort, children under 5, multi-ticket holders: Free.
• Skip the line (online only): Adults: 320 Kč; Reduced: 210 Kč; Youth: 260 Kč; Family: 600 Kč.
• Combined tickets available (e.g., Tower + Mirror Maze, or Tower + Mirror Maze + Štefánik Observatory).

⏰ Hours

• January–March: Mon–Sun 10:00–18:00
• April–May: Mon–Sun 10:00–19:00
• June–August: Mon–Sun 9:00–19:00
• September–December: Mon–Sun 10:00–18:00

🚌 Getting There

• Funicular: Currently out of service.
• Walking: From Pohořelec (tram 22) via Strahovská or Úvoz streets. From Malostranské náměstí (trams 12, 20, 22) via Tržiště and Vlašská streets. From Újezd (trams 9, 12, 20, 22) up through Seminářská Garden.
• From Strahov: Walk through the dormitories area and Rose Garden from Koleje Strahov or Stadion Strahov.

♿ Accessibility

The ground floor with the information center is barrier-free. Access to the viewpoint is partially accessible. The lift stops for wheelchair users at a covered viewing terrace at 20m. The walkway at 51m is not wide enough for wheelchairs. Due to narrower lift doors, an electric wheelchair user must transfer to a mechanical wheelchair. A partially accessible toilet requires using a service entrance; a fully accessible public toilet is located nearby.

ℹ️ Exhibition

The permanent exhibition "Petřín: A Place for Walks, Views, and Mining" in the basement explores Petřín Hill's transformations, ancient mining, and the tower's construction and social life at the end of the 19th century.