!! THIS REVIEW IS ABOUT THE CAFÉ ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE TOWER !!…read more Uhh, did not want to be making this review, as I don't want to even think about wasting my time typing out one, but I thought I should give you a warning on the service. Food Quality ~ The dishes we had were 3 cakes and a cappuccino. The cappuccino came out super fast, and so did the cakes as they were refrigerated. The dishes were full of flavour and well-prepared. Service ~ The service was horrendous. The staff were the total opposite of attentive, friendly and efficient. When we first entered the café, there was nobody behind the till. This is because the girl on shift was sitting with a coworker at a table meant of customers eating some of the food that was being sold and drinking a coffee. They were laughing and talking obnoxiously in Czech. While we were ordering, the server was hard to communicate with us due to her struggle with English fluency, which is not her fault but just a warning for my English readers. It was quite a shocking experience as the server was quite rude and snappy with her responses as we ordered, which just made us feel uncomfortable and on edge. After we ordered, the coworker that she was gossiping with went behind the counter and started laughing and talking obnoxiously. It was such a shame to experience this, due to the fact the other staff working on attending the tower were lovely! After we finished, the till worker was sitting there scrolling on her phone, listening to obnoxiously loud videos. Right after she turned off her phone. instead of coming over and taking the dirty plates, the worker and her coworker straight up left the complex, leaving the till unattended. As a waitress/café worker, this behaviour is unexplainably ridiculous. Ambiance ~ It was a cold day, especially because the place is on top of a hill, and the heating inside the establishment was comfortable. The café had cute flower decorations, but other then that I'd describe it as just ordinary. Cleanliness ~ During our meal, the worker poured out the tip-jar and spread the coins along the counter which they were laying out orders on. She then began counting the money, which frankly grossed me out because afterwards she didn't wash her hands or wipe down the counter. On top of that, the tables and chairs surrounding us were drenched in crumbs and throughout our dining, no one cleaned it up. It seems to be a common theme, as our plates were simply left on the tables even though we had clearly finished and the staff were in visibly obvious sight. Value for Money ~ The prices are just meh. They're not too overpriced, not too cheap, just meh. Overall Experience ~ The only memorable part about our dining experience was the horrendous service and delicious cakes. Will NOT be going here again. The server just had an unacceptable attitude and it disgusted me. Do NOT dine here if a short woman with dark eyes and black hair with straight bangs is working, this is a warning! The only reason I'm even giving this place any stars at all is because of the taste of the food, however wouldn't recommend. You can go to a cheaper place with much more comforting and welcoming staff.

This is loosely based off Eiffel Tower. There are great views if the weather is clear. This is…read morequite a walk from Old Town, but you can take the metro or walk if you're going to Charles Bridge anyway. Karmelitska will turn into Ujedtz Street and you'll see the park on the right. You will have to go in to buy tickets for the funicular or you will have a rough time walking that long & steep hill. It is 60 korunas/120 round trip. The lookout tower also costs money & the lift was not working that day so it was a very long and tiring climb up 208 feet. Take lots of pictures on the first level since the top is enclosed. There is a separate staircase for going up and one for coming down.

Take a break for massive tourist crowds and the hustle and bustle of Prague! This green island…read moreoasis in the middle of Vltava River offers a green, tree filled, serene, and natural break from urban jungles of Prague. Friday through Sundays are free concerts by local musicians. A smaller farmers market of wineries, breweries, and food purveyors setup to sell food and drink...a lovely way to spend the evening away from the mass crowds. The crowd seemed to be mostly locals! You might see some local swans...but most importantly in the afternoons you'll see the invasive but ridiculously cute species of Nutria roaming around the waters. They look like small capybaras or beavers...so adorable! Technically they are disease carrying rodents and the city government discourages feeding them, but some locals fed them apples and leaves. Try to resist!

Such a lovely little park. The city did a revitalization project last year and it has made a huge…read moreimprovement. The grass and walkways are very clean. There are dozens of benches spaced throughout to sit and enjoy the view. A great ropes course style playground for older kids. They even have a small sand beach at the end of the island, but it would be a bit gross to take a dip in the river. They installed an elevator to get prams and wheelchairs onto the island. There is a full sit down restaurant and a small barge serving beer and snacks.

My group's visit to the Palace Gardens under Prague Castle was a happy accident. We were searching…read morefor a wine festival and made a wrong turn. I'm so glad we each spent the reduced entrance rate of 70kc. Beware: LOTS of steps. But also: SO worth it. The views are astounding and a bit different than you'd get if you looked down from Prague Castle. Lots of photo ops. We visited in the fall and the grounds were well-kept and gorgeous. I bet they look even nicer now in the spring. If only I could hop a plane back over to see them firsthand. Come here if you're looking for a cool city perspective from the comfort of lush gardens.

This green space located in the Lesser Town, provides great views of the Old Town, just across the…read moreriver. We loved the public art here, including the Golden Penguins and the "Babies". Standing in one single file line, 34 penguins flank a metal beam along the river of Vltava in Kampa Park. Despite their adorable stature, yellow hue, and tiny broad bellies, the penguins' appearance comes with a warning against the dangers of climate change and plastic consumption. Created by the Cracking Art Group, a Milan-based art movement, the yellow penguins are all made from recycled bottles. By repurposing plastic, the group hoped to inspire new dialogues surrounding plastic waste and its impact on the environment. They are especially visible at night when they are all lit up in a Golden Hue. Also, located just outside the nearby Museum Kampa (which houses modern European art), you can find David Černý's arresting Babies sculptures. The eerie installation features three giant crawling babies san faces. A walk through Kampa Park also offers views of Charles Bridge. A great spot to relax while in Prague.

So, so romantic in Kampa.... This is the region most flooded out in Praha 1, and it's happened so…read moreoften. Wistful and quiet, very lovely, historic buildings whose dried water level lines are always visible. So very easy to walk to off the bridge over the Vltava and explore. Loads of antique, touristy boutiques, and lots of high end restaurants as well as small hotel outfits. Very pretty, memorable large trees. Brad Pitt once stayed here....trivial things I recall.

This city park is gorgeous during the fall, and offers wonderful views of the city year round…read more You'll have a fair climb up to the park from street along the river, but you can use stairs ir a very long ramp. The park has many fields, walkways, and benches. There's also a skating park area and a pond. It's a perfect place for a date, walking dogs, playing with your kids, or spending some time alone.

Come here and enjoy the best view over the city!!!…read more There is a big park behind, where u can escape from the city or just meet some locals!

Absolutely great views over the whole city from the top of this attraction!…read more I believe you can walk up but there is an funicular railway which is fun to ride, kinda like a cable car! There is a small coffee shop at top of hill and plenty of walking to do. The petrin tower only appears to be open in the summer months so check out before you plan to go. But if its closed it's still worth a look.

This plase is very mesmerizing, on the spring, there is no many better places to take a girl to…read more ;-) Mirror labyrinth is amazing but so short.

A gorgeous hidden gardens in and among the historic charms of Prague. We had friends getting…read moremarried here in one of the private gardens and if it had not been for the event, we never would have known to check out this lovely place. There are many levels of the gardens. Adorned by lots of stairs, tons of flower beds, sculpture gardens, and overlooks. There is a lot to see, so have your walking shoes on. Very well maintained, tranquil, and picturesque. Lots of places to take snaps of the city, views up the hill towards the castle grounds, and down to the river, Charles Bridge, and Old City. What a lovely place! Prague was super amazing, and this little gem was definitely a solid find and great place for an intimate wedding too!

Beautiful hidden gem on the castle side of Prague, and not too far from St. Nicholas church…read more These gardens are well kept, and is a nice quiet oasis to take a break with a view. When I was here there were some people taking wedding photos, so proves it is a beautiful place. *You do have to pay a small fee, but l think it's worth it. I got some lovely views of Prague here, and it was nice to have some views of the city from a different perspective. Good to note although this is a garden, there aren't many flowers here. But the grounds are still exceptionally beautiful. If were to visit again, l would bring a book and a snack and take the time to enjoy myself here. And would 100% visit again on my next trip to Prague.