Experience the Majesty of Jindřišská Věž
Ascend Jindřišská věž for breathtaking views of Prague's skyline and explore the rich history of this iconic Gothic tower.
Jindřišská věž, also known as the Jindřišská Tower, stands as a proud symbol of New Town's architectural history and offers visitors a unique glimpse into Prague's past. Built in the 15th century, this stunning tower is not only a marvel of Gothic architecture but also serves as one of the tallest structures in the city, providing breathtaking panoramic views of the enchanting skyline. As you ascend the tower, you’ll be captivated by its intricate details and historical significance, making it a perfect stop for history enthusiasts and casual travelers alike. The journey to the top is an experience in itself, as you climb through a series of beautifully restored staircases adorned with historical artifacts. Once at the summit, the view will leave you in awe, showcasing the vibrant city below with its iconic landmarks, including the spires of St. Vitus Cathedral and the majestic Vltava River. The tower also features informative displays about its history and the surrounding areas, enriching your visit with knowledge and context. Open daily from 10 AM to 7 PM, Jindřišská věž is an accessible destination for all, and the friendly staff is eager to share fascinating stories about the structure and its role in the city’s heritage. Whether you're a photography enthusiast hoping to capture the perfect shot or a curious traveler looking to delve deeper into Prague's history, Jindřišská Tower promises an unforgettable experience that will enhance your exploration of this remarkable city.
Local tips
- Visit early in the day to avoid crowds and enjoy a quieter experience.
- Don't forget your camera; the views from the top are stunning and photo-worthy.
- Check for any special events or exhibitions that may be happening during your visit.
- Wear comfortable shoes for the climb up the stairs.
- Ask the staff about the historical significance of the tower for a richer experience.
A brief summary to Jindřišská věž
- Jindřišská věž, Jindřišská 2122/33, New Town, 110 00, CZ
- +420224232429
Getting There
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Public Transport - Tram
If you are starting from Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí), walk to the nearby tram stop named 'Václavské náměstí'. Take tram number 3 or 9 towards 'Barrandov' or 'Spořilov'. Get off at the next stop, 'Jindřišská'. From there, it's just a short walk. Head east on Jindřišská street, and you will see Jindřišská věž (Jindřišská Tower) on your right at number 33.
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Public Transport - Metro
If you are near the 'Muzeum' metro station (Line A and C), exit the station and head towards Wenceslas Square. At the square, locate the tram stop 'Václavské náměstí'. Take tram number 3 or 9 towards 'Barrandov' or 'Spořilov' and get off at 'Jindřišská' stop. Walk east on Jindřišská street until you reach Jindřišská věž at number 33.
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Walking
If you are near the Old Town Square, you can walk to Jindřišská věž. Head southwest on Staroměstské náměstí towards Karlova street. Continue onto Na Příkopě, then turn left onto Jindřišská street. Walk straight, and you will find Jindřišská věž at number 33 on your left.
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Public Transport - Bus
From the 'Hlavní Nádraží' (Main Train Station), take bus number 205 towards 'Nádraží Holešovice'. Get off at the 'Jindřišská' stop. Once you exit the bus, walk east on Jindřišská street for about 5 minutes until you reach Jindřišská věž at number 33.
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Statue of Saint Wenceslas
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