Hill Petrin (Prague)

Traveled 5 years ago

Rating 8

We got up by cable car, and down slowly we walked along the paths of the hill. At the top you can visit the tower, the church of St. Lawrence, mirror labyrinth, rosary, Stefanik Observatory. Some sites already have pages on the site, others will be available soon. But I liked the gardens and parks on the slopes of the hill. There are many paths and trails, there are places for recreation and observation decks, ponds and beautiful monuments. One of the best is a monument to the poet Karel Massi by the famous sculptor Josef Vaclav Myslbek.→

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lulusha

Traveled 10 years ago

Rating 9

Petershin - history, entertainment, walks

Petershin Hill is located on the Lesser Side. You can get to the hill on foot, if in physical shape, or in good shape and know the detours. The first is from the Strahov Monastery, the second is through the Kinsky Garden. And for the majority of tourists the way to the hill through the funicular, the lower station of which is close to the tram stop. On the funicular are real flowers for public transport. There are many interesting things in Petershin: a rosary, an observation tower, a mirror labyrinth, the church of St.→

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yr-kiev

Traveled 9 years ago

Rating 10

All Prague at a glance

After walking through the gardens of Petrin Hill, I decided to climb the hill itself, which took me about half an hour. Climbing to the top, I saw a mini Eiffel Tower with a strong steel frame. Another 300 steps up, and I realized that all my efforts were worth it. I had a panoramic view of the whole of Prague with many spiers, chimneys on the roofs and impressive baroque facades of buildings. There is also a pub next to the tower where you can drink delicious and refreshing beer.→

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yr-kiev

Traveled 9 years ago

Rating 7

As you go up, you will see more!

We came here from the Old City, enjoying the unfolding scenery of the tops of the Petrin Hill, reminiscent of the Eiffel Tower. All the time we had to ride the bus in a crowd of people, smoothly moving around the city, but when we finally passed 300 steps from the ground, we had plenty of time and space to contemplate the beautiful view below us. The parks and gardens in the sunlight were simply wonderful, and the owls in the trees added to this beauty even more. History, beautiful landscapes and nature, what else can you lack for happiness?.→

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Hill Petrin

Hill Petrin

Church of St. Lawrence on Petrin

Petrin Tower

Pavilion Mirror Maze

Garden of Kinsky

Strahov Monastery