Very steep park for anyone thinking of walking up from the main tourist areas of Prague but well worth it for the views! Nice stop off before or after visiting Prague castle

Highly recommended. When I came at night, it was so dark that I couldn't really get into the place, but in the morning the atmosphere was great. There aren't many people because it's a little-known spot. I think it would be a good idea to take a leisurely stroll and enjoy the scenery. The chirping of small birds is soothing. It has a good balance with Prague Castle on the left, the old town in the center, and the hills on the right. It was a little foggy, but it was nice. You can take pictures that look like paintings.

Beautiful panoramic point from which you can admire the city and take a walk immersed in the Prague parks, walking near the remains of the medieval-Renaissance walls. The name is a tribute to Raoul Wallenberg who saved thousands of Jews during the Second World War.

Super☀️

One of the Best view points of Praha. Top Notch! The Landscape of Praha is seen from HERE!

Unmissable walk! Our itinerary included Petrin Hill after Strahov Monastery. This path allows you to easily reach the top of the hill, right at the base of the tower; the walk is fast, simple and suitable for everyone. The wonder was walking along this path at sunset; with the lights starting to come on at the castle and in the city, the view becomes postcard-like. Come on over!

Stunning view of Prague

Awesome view. Nice walk up the hill.

Best view point for sunrise in Prague. 10 minutes walk from Charles bridge.

Stupenda passeggiata romantica che porta fino al centro città. Quando piove per terra è molto scivoloso, fare attenzione. Ovviamente vi si accede gratuitamente, partendo dal monastero.

Sehr schöne Aussicht über Prag

Bester Aussichtspunkt in Prag!

Prague’s most magnificent view can be found here, from this beautiful ’promenáda’ named after the Swedish diplomat who saved thousands of Jews from certain death during the last year of the Holocaust in Hungary. The promenade begins at Úvoz, just below the Swedish embassy complex, will lead you onto, and just below, the imposing Strahov Monastery and then into the forest of the lovely Petřin park.