BEST VIEW IN PRAGUE Monday/ Tuesday closed Entrance fee is only 60 kc , Which super cheap, be nice to ladies there , its run by elderly ladies . This place is hidden gem of prague ,there are no tourist here , whole view will just for you .

Fantastic view point of Prague .. A must to visit !!

Vitkov Hill is a good place to visit and view all over Prague from. This big statue, the third largest bronze rider statue in the world. It can be seen from many places around Prague. You can walk all the way to the hill, if you are a bit sportive, or can get there by car. There is a nice park with many benches to sit, relax and watch the view.

I highly recommend going on the viewing platform. The entrance is around 4€ for adult, 2,5€ for student. The place is not recognized by tourists at all. When it is sunny you can enjoy a mesmerizing view on the whole Prague. It is easy reachiable by public transport but still you need to walk roughly 20 minutes uphill. It is worth to visit.

Definitely worth visiting, seemingly exceeding my expectations. Interesting history of the monument. As bonus, great view on Prague and low entrance fee. Became one of the most memorable places from my trip to Prague.

Dinayo ang Vitkov area. I remember my walks sa San Francisco. Kapagod. Went Vitkov Hill where a large bronze statue of Jan Zizka, one of the ten biggest equestrian statues in the world. Prepare your legs. Wear comfortable shoes. I asked ky friend if may law na orange/brown lang ang roof. Sabi nya wala, that is that natural color of clayclay used. Ganda!

(Translated by Google) The historical atmosphere breathes here on me ... It was on the hill of Vítek's Hussite army under the leadership of Jan Žižka repulsed the attack of the crusader army gathered by Sigismund of Luxembourg (July 14, 1420). It is a place to honor the memory of Czechoslovak legionnaires and the resistance during the First World War. Today, the memorial houses the remains of an unknown soldier from the Battle of Zborov and the Dukel operation. Honor their memory. Let the mausoleum of Clement Gottwald be forgotten. (Original) Dýchá zde na mě historická atmosféra... Právě na vrchu Vítkově husitské vojsko pod vedením Jana Žižky odrazilo útok křižáckého vojska shromážděného Zikmundem Lucemburským (14. července 1420). Je to místo pro uctění památky československých legionářů a odboje v období první světové války. V památníku jsou dnes uloženy ostatky neznámého vojína z bitvy u Zborova a z dukelské operace. Čest jejich památce. Mauzoleum Klementa Gottwalda budiž zapomenuto.

Consider to check out the National Memorial on Vítkov. This towering monument is located on a hill with the same name and offers a unique combination of history and stunning views that you won't find anywhere else in the city. One of the best parts about visiting the National Memorial is the interactive and educational exhibitions inside. They're so cool and engaging, you'll forget you're even learning. The exhibitions provide a fascinating look into the history of Czechoslovakia and the role it played in World War I. It's the perfect place to spend a few hours, especially if you're a history buff.

This is without a doubt my favorite view point of prague. And its also the cheapest too. For some reason this isn't as well known as the others, but even on a hazy day you can see for miles. Entrance for Just the view point was around just €3, and it's absolutely worth it.

The memorial complex in Vítkov was built in 1929-38 in honor of Czechoslovak legionaries. The modernist classicizing building was designed by Jan Zázvorka. During the occupation of 1939-1945, it served as a warehouse for military material. After 1945, it was misused to promote the regime (Gottwald's mausoleum), today you will find a museum of modern history with a multimedia exhibition called Crossroads of Czech and Czechoslovak Statehood. The equestrian statue of Jan Žižka is the work of Bohumil Kafka and was ceremoniously unveiled on July 14, 1950. The sculptural group of assembled bronze parts, cast separately in the foundry of V. Mašek in Karlín, is one of the largest equestrian statues in the world. It reaches over 9 meters in height, is about 5 meters wide and less than 10 meters long. The total weight is 16.2 tons. The hollow interior is accessible in the back of the horse through a mounting hole. Areál památníku na Vítkově byl vystavěn v letech 1929-38 k poctě československých legionářů. Modernistickou klasicizující budovu navrhl Jan Zázvorka. V letech okupace 1939-1945 sloužila jako skladiště vojenského materiálu. Po roce 1945 byla zneužita k propagaci režimu (Gottwaldovo mauzoleum), dnes tu najdete muzeum moderních dějin s multimediální expozicí pojmenovanou Křižovatky české a československé státnosti. Jezdecká socha Jana Žižky je dílem Bohumila Kafky a byla slavnostně odhalena 14. července 1950. Sousoší ze smontovaných bronzových dílů, odlévaných zvlášť v karlínské slévárně V. Maška se řadí k největším jezdeckým sochám světa. Dosahuje přes 9 metrů výšky, je zhruba 5 metrů široké a necelých 10 metrů dlouhé. Celková hmotnost je 16,2 tun. Dutý vnitřek je dostupný v zadní části koně montážním otvorem.

Long and steep hike up to this place, be prepared! There is also an observation deck. It was 92° the day we went so it was way to hot to go up. It was too hot to even go to this monument but we were invested in going!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, wonderful views of the whole of Prague and a stunning statue. Just beauty (Original) Krásné místo, nádherný výhled na celou Prahu a ohromující socha. Prostě krása

I found that it’s a lil bit out of the way. Also, the view from the top wasn’t as fantastic as I was expecting. If you have a couple spare hours go for it I suppose, you can just chill around as it is surrounded by a park. Be prepared though, it’s a hell of a way up, both walking and stairs.

Very beautiful place, nice view over Prague. Must see place!

National monument with one of the world's largest rider statues. This sacred place of Czech statehood combines memorial place, museum (including the exposition of President Gottwald's former mausoleum) and an accessible platform on the roof with spectacular views of Prague. Absolutely worth to visit.

If you want to have a wonderful view of Prague, definitely visit this Memorial. Not only you learn a bit about the Czech history, but you will also have breathtaking views from the terrace. Plus, there is also a Cafe Vitkov (cash only), which offers great selection of coffee as well as drinks. The place is definitely worth visiting!

This is a great site with great views of the whole magnificent Prague. It is quiet, peaceful and just beautiful. Here you can relax and breathe clean air. On this famous and historic Vitkov hill Here you will find the famous National Monument on Vítkov which includes the third largest bronze equestrian statue in the world, of Jan Žižka (famous general, Hussite military leader). Love this place.

I got experience the history of the Czech Republik in a sombre way, Here i learnt about the heroes and heroins that contributed to the progress and Reform in this country. The role and work of women and children born out of wedlock who latter on went to lead the country are documented here. -there is also a Mausoleum for one of the fallen sons of the Nation. The staff is very warm and friendly.

Don't forget to visit the Cafe inside. Excellent 🌏❤

A beautiful memorial offering a good view of Prague after a tough uphill hike. The statue itself id fascinating. There is also a museum and a higher viewing platform for which entrance is not free.

Really nice place with good location to get to another districts. Met a few people. A lot of ways to get up ( stairs or straight line). Anyway, there is cafe in the building. Also u can find a lot of parking spots behind building.

(Translated by Google) Wow! Great view and not quite as crowded as tourists (Original) Wow! Super Ausblick und noch nicht ganz so tourimässig überlaufen

(Translated by Google) Monumental building with a touch of history (Original) Monumentální stavba s nádechem historie

(Translated by Google) The site of a monumental work of sculpture and homage to the memory of heroes (Original) Místo monumentální díla sochy a uctění památky hrdinů

(Translated by Google) An obligation to visit for every lover of Czech history. Ladies "super guide ... except for the porridge one. I interrupted this from calling my friend (Original) Povinnost navštívit pro každého milovníka české historie. Dámy "průvodkyně super...vyjma té na kaše. Tu jsem rušil z telefonátu kamarádce

(Translated by Google) Very nice place, nice exposition of the monument instructive (Original) Moc pěkné místo, hezká expozice památníku poučné

A beautiful memorial high above the city. The views are restricted by trees, so winter is best and if possible find if the monument is open (it wasn’t for me). The climb from Florenc is good cardio. I had a misty day but I wouldn’t have missed my opportunity to see this National Landmark

Finding a way up can be tricky if you don't know Prague, but it is worth the visit and going inside the museum. Museum ticket was about $5 USD. The inside of the museum is mostly focused towards 20th century history of the Czechoslovakia from 1918 to 1989. There are also stairs to the top of the monument, from where you can see all of Prague. This alone is worth the ticket price. There is also a cafe inside the museum but they only accept cash, no card.

Amazing view The place highly recommended. In the reception, you’ll meet a gentleman he is amazing, people are very nice in general.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful monument with a great view of the whole of Prague. (Original) Nádherný památník se skvělým výhledem na celou Prahu.

Great view, very calmimg place. Great park surrounding the place

the words in the perma exibition are extreamely in lack of museological neutrality and preciseness, but full of sensationlization. You cant condemn the darkness of propaganda era by committing another propaganda. That being said, this itself is a vivid example how much communism regime had harmed a civilazation, that even wont fade away 30 yeas after its fall.

Great place to visit. The view is amazing and the statue is really something to see. Easy to get to by bus from old town

Amazings view and the info through the museum is interesting. At some spots it isnt translated into English.

A very large monument overlooking the city. Some great views. It's quite a climb getting there if you're walking, however, you can drive there too.

Walking around Zizkov District is something I always love doing on any trip to Prague I take, Finding a way up can be tricky if you don't know Prague (there was construction happening when I went), but it is worth the visit overlooking the wonderful district, and this giant equestrian statue in honour of Jan Zizka who defeated the Catholic forces lead by Sigismund in the Battle Of Vitkov Hill in 1420, well detailed statue constructed between 1928-1938, its most definitely well worth checking out if you're in the Zizkov District and hard to miss, its a big statue.

A hidden gem. In the many years I have been coming to Prague, I never knew this place existed. It was purely by chance on a tram ride, I spotted the memorial in the distance and my curiosity got the better of me. Well worth the effort to make the journey there and walk up the very steep hill through the park. The plus was the roof top cafe / bar which was an unexpected suprise and such a lovely spot. I recommend you add this to your list when in Prague.

Surprisingly good after finding it quite difficult to find and a long walk up hill. It was worth it though. Real feeling of recent historical past. Eastern Europe and the Iron Curtain unique architecture and psychology. The museum was really good and I loved the skill in the Mausoleum and the idiosyncrasies. The history of Prague is here . Superb

You have to visit this place if you happen to be in prague. This is one important part if the history of the nation and the city and you may understand everything somehow better. The sculptor is the third biggest bronze rider sculpture in the world. The view towards the city is amazing and I would suggest visiting either early morning hours or late afternoon hours for better shades of photography and a pleasant temperature. Unless you are visiting during the winter....

Some rarely mentioned yet deserving respect place in Prague. A little steep hill but rewarded with a great view towards the city and if you go also to the museum and the terrace upstairs the view is even better. Probably a good place for sunrise or sunset. However there seems to be a problem regarding flies. There is SO MANY of them upstairs I felt attacked. Had to take off my clothes because they were everywhere - like a swarm. Could not stay up more than 30 seconds and had to rush back to the building. Be wary. The undergrounds on the other hand were like a horror movie set 😑

Great landscape to enjoy, especially at sunset. You can also enjoy a walk, some jogging or street workout in the park right next to it.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful place with our statehood (Original) Nádherné místo s naší státností

(Translated by Google) Beautiful monument (Original) Krásný památník

(Translated by Google) Very nice (Original) Moc hezký

(Translated by Google) An unexpected spectacle. Beautifully. (Original) Nečekaná podívaná. Krásné.

(Translated by Google) Great memorial, the building is impressive with its soviet style and the view is very beautiful. The museum is not bad at all with a lot to see. The view at the top is superb! For me it is one of the must-see places in Prague. Go there instead when the weather is nice (not like us) because the roof with the beautiful view closes when it rains! (Original) Super mémorial, le bâtiment est impressionnant avec son style soviétique et la vue est très belle. Le musée est pas mal du tout avec beaucoup de choses à voir. La vue en haut est superbe ! Pour moi c'est un des incontournables de Prague. Allez y plutôt quand il fait beau (pas comme nous) car le toit avec la belle vue ferme dès qu'il pleut !

(Translated by Google) A pleasant place to walk, from the cafe above the museum is a beautiful view (Original) Příjemné místo na procházku, z kavárny nad muzeem je krásný vyhled

(Translated by Google) The exhibition is chaotic, uninteresting and tasteless. You can ascend due to the possibility of going out to the viewing platform located on the roof of the building. (Original) Wystawa chaotyczna, nieciekawa i bez smaku. Można wstąpić z uwagi na możliwość wyjścia na platformę widokową mieszczącą się na dachu budynku.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting information about how many Romanians fell during the war. (Original) Moc zajímavá informace o tom kolik Rumunů padlo za války.

(Translated by Google) Very nice place. Museum interesting. I was most captivated by the prospect. Everything in the palm of your hand. And a nice cafe. (Original) Moc hezké místo. Muzeum zajímavé. Nejvíc mě uchvátila vyhlídka. Všechno jako na dlani. A příjemná kavárna.

(Translated by Google) In this place you will be engulfed by the souls of warriors, warriors, soldiers and the history of wars and events that Czechoslovakia has had and is experiencing for more than 100 years ... you should never forget all destinies and learn a lesson. hold the nation together like a rock..people should protect and defend this country, the landscape, the flag with steel and a voice roaring like a lion in a sign..🎖️🇨🇿🇸🇰🌄 (Original) Na tomto místě vás pohltí duše bojovníků, válečníků, vojáků i historie válek a událostí, které Československo mělo a zažívá více jak 100 let..nikdy by jsi nemělo zapomínat na veškeré osudy a vzít si ponaučení.na tomto místě by se měl národ upevňovat a držet národ společně jako skálu..lidé by jsi měli tuto zemi,krajinu,vlajku chránit a bránit s ocelí a hlasem řvoucím jako lev ve znaku..🎖️🇨🇿🇸🇰🌄

(Translated by Google) I always like to pay tribute to the real ones (Original) Vždy rád vzdám hold těm pravym

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place. (Original) Krásné místo.

Spectacular viewpoint with almost 360 views

A spectacular monument. Granted the climb to the top of the hill is strenuous, it is well worth it. It is deceptively big, a lot of it must go under the hill. There is a lovely cafe on the 3rd level. We had a large slice of cheesecake and a Coke Zero for 97Kc

A great spot to watch the sun set over the city. Arrive around 15 minutes before the sun is due to set to make sure you see it at it's best and bring refreshments as there are no nearby shops.

Beautiful hilltop with the third biggest bronze equstarian sculpture in the world. Beautiful views over the city and equipped with a number of workout and sporting facilities for football, basketball, beach volleyball, table tennis and more. Highly recommended.

Most of the reviewers only describe the monument to Jan Žižka, but not the museum in the national monument building, which is a bit sad, because the museum is fantastic. The National monument museum has a great exhibition of the Czech and Slovak uprising during the latter stages of the Second World War. If you're visiting the monument and interested in history, I recommend visiting the museum. The museum also covers Czech and Slovak history from the beginning of the 20th century to the end of the Velvet Revolution. There's also a shrine tomb (or shrine) to Czech and Slovak heroes. As for the monument to Jan Žižka, this is a huge equestrian statue. It's hard to believe just how large it is until you see it in person. It's absolutely worth the (difficult) climb up the hill just to see this monument alone.

The way there is endless, but the view is great.

Fascinating glimpse at Czech history and national character. It charts the social history of Czechoslovakia and the impacts of wars and communism. Impressive brutalist art and architecture - all in wonderful condition and clearly monument of great pride for the locals. Mostly in Czech, but with enough English to get by. Ask for an English guide when you buy your ticket - it’s not comprehensive but it helps explain the history of the building. Stunning views of Prague from the roof.

(Translated by Google) A very interesting place in our history (Original) Velmi zajímavé místo naší historie

(Translated by Google) Beautiful views of the entire city skyline (Original) Piękne widoki na całą panoramę miasta

Great memorial museum/exhibition. The viewing tower has a great view across the city

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum and a beautiful view of Prague from it (Original) Moc pěkné muzeum a nádherná vyhlídka na Prahu z něj

(Translated by Google) We weren't inside, generally cool. Nice, really big, monument. In our opinion, the views are better in Prague. Maybe a better view is when you go to the top. The approach to the monument is easy. I don't know how you can get tired. Literally 20 minutes along with the tunnel, easy pace. (Original) Nie byliśmy w środku, ogólnie spoko. Fajny na prawdę duży, pomnik. Lepsze widoki są na Hradczanach naszym zdaniem. Może lepszy widok jest jak się wiedzie na sama górę. Samo podejście pod pomnik łatwe. Nie wiem jak można się zmęczyć. Dosłownie 20 min razem z tunelem, spokojnym krokiem.

(Translated by Google) A monumental place, I recommend everyone to visit, a very nice cafe with a beautiful view of Prague (espresso for 39 CZK), an even nicer view is from a separate viewpoint, which is accessible from the bottom of the hall. Can also be purchased separately. Few tourists - I do not understand. A nice exposition about the history, especially since the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic. The dungeon where Klement Gottwald rolled is also interesting ... Too bad the missing letters in the words at some exhibitions. (Original) Monumentální místo, doporučuji všem navštívit, velmi hezká kavárna s nádherným výhledem na Prahu (espresso za 39,- Kč) , ještě hezčí pohled je pak ze samostatné vyhlídky, která je přístupná od spodní části sálu. Lze zakoupit i samostatně. Málo turistů - nechápu. Hezká expozice o historii, zejména od vzniku ČS republiky. Zajímavá je i kobka, kde se válel Klement Gottwald... Škoda chybějících písmen ve slovech u některých expozic.

(Translated by Google) Panoramic view at the top of a park not so easy to access. The walk is pleasant and much less frequented by tourists. It climbs quite a bit and it is not really indicated. Follow the arrows on the ground. The museum itself is not particularly worth the detour but the 360 ​​degree view is very nice. Possibility to pay by card for 4 euros and go up to the top. Take the elevator to the second and take the stairs at the far end of the room to the right in front of you. Didn't see any English translation and the guides didn't speak English either but it does by showing them your ticket. Suffice to say that I did not understand anything during the visit and that it is better to go there for the view. The building itself is not particularly pretty but period and allows you to immerse yourself in the communism of yesteryear ... (Original) Vue panoramique au sommet d'un parc pas si facile d'accès. La balade est sympathique et beaucoup moins fréquentée des touristes. Ça grimpe pas mal et c'est pas tellement indiqué. Suivez les flèches présentes au sol. Le musée en lui même ne vaut pas spécialement le détour mais la vue elle à 360 degrés est très sympathique. Possibilité de payer par carte pour 4 euros et monter en haut. Prenez l'ascenseur jusqu'au deuxième et prenez les escaliers tout au fond de la pièce à droite en face de vous. Je n'ai vu aucune traduction en anglais et les guides ne parlaient pas non plus anglais mais ça le fait en leur montrant votre ticket. Autant dire que je n'ai rien compris à la visite et qu'il vaut mieux y aller pour la vue. Le bâtiment en lui même n'est pas spécialement joli mais d'époque et permet de se plonger dans le communisme d'autrefois...

(Translated by Google) Museum boring for foreigners, because few descriptions in a language other than Czech (in English sporadically). An amazing view from the observation deck. (Original) Muzeum nudnawe dla obcokrajowców, bo mało opisów w innym języku niż czeski (po angielsku sporadycznie). Rewelacyjny widok z tarasu widokowego.

Very impressive! 🙂

(Translated by Google) It's worth going there (Original) Stoji za to jit tam

(Translated by Google) Stunning views of Prague, after climbing a few hundred steps (Original) Impresionantes vistas de Praga,después de subir unos cientos de escalones

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view vyh (Original) Nádherná vyhlídka 😇

(Translated by Google) It's worth entering (Original) Warto wejść

Interesting museum and especially wonderful view

(Translated by Google) Magnificent stone structure that will captivate a person 👍. (Original) Velkolepá stavba z kamene, která člověka uchvátí 👍.

(Translated by Google) The museum is impressive with its size. I recommend it as a stop when visiting Prague. (Original) Muzeum robi wrażenie swoim ogromem. Polecam jako przystanek w zwiedzniu Pragi.

(Translated by Google) Relaxing park (Original) Pohodový park

(Translated by Google) Quite an interesting exhibition and a beautiful view of Prague (Original) Vcelku zajímavá expozice a nádherný výhled na Prahu