Prague: Žižkov TV Tower Observatory Entry Ticket

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Prague: Žižkov TV Tower Observatory Entry Ticket

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See Prague from a different vantage point with an entry ticket to the Žižkov TV Tower Observatory. Marvel at views of the city from 93 meters above the ground and visit 3 different observation cabins.

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Highlights

Marvel at panoramic views of the city of Prague from high above
Visit the highest building and viewing platform in the Czech Republic
Take an elevator up to the Observatory, 93 meters above the ground
Enjoy 360° views of Prague from 3 different themed observation cabins
Discover the World Federation of Great Towers and sit in a bubble chair
Take in an art exhibition showcasing works by local Czech artists

Description

Treat yourself to unparalleled views of Prague's city skyline from nearly 100 meters above the ground with an entry ticket to the Žižkov Television Tower Observatory. Learn about the World Federation of Great Towers, visit an art exhibition, and relax in a bubble chair. Head to the Žižkov Television Tower located high above the city's skyline and travel up to the fourth floor. Take your time as you explore each of the themed observation cabins here, admiring the unique views of the city offered by each one. Begin with an introduction to the World Federation of Great Towers and discover the most famous towers and observation decks around the world. Then, head to cabin 2 and take a seat in one of the unusual bubble chairs. Sit back and relax as you listen to sounds from the streets below played through the chair's integrated speaker. Finally, head to the third cabin to take in an art exhibition. This space is used to showcase paintings, photographs, and other works by Czech artists, with exhibitions changing regularly.