Prague Petřín Tower and Mirror Maze Entry Ticket (Petřín Hill Audio Guide & Petřín Lookout Tower Ticket)

Your experience

Climb Prague's iconic Petřín Tower with this entry ticket, with the option to add the Mirror Maze or a multilingual Petřín Hill mobile audio guide.

Getting started

Present your ticket at the main entrance of Petřín Tower for validation. After a quick check, you’re free to begin your visit at your own pace.

Petřín Tower

What to expect

Climb the Petřín Lookout Tower, Prague's Eiffel Tower-inspired landmark, for panoramic views of the city's historic skyline. From the observation deck, take in sweeping vistas of Prague's iconic landmarks and the peaceful greenery of Petřín Hill.

Features:

• Observation deck: Admire panoramic views of Prague, including Prague Castle, the Vltava River, and the city's red rooftops.

• Iconic landmark: Visit the 63.5-meter tower, inspired by the Eiffel Tower and one of Prague's most recognizable viewpoints.

• Hilltop setting: The tower’s location on Petřín Hill provides a peaceful green escape and a scenic vantage point above the city bustle.

Mirror Maze (as per option selected)

What to expect

Step inside the historic Mirror Maze on Petřín Hill for a playful experience filled with optical illusions and distorted reflections. Originally built for the 1891 Prague Jubilee Exhibition, the maze offers fun for visitors of all ages.

Features:

• Mirror labyrinth: Find your way through a maze of mirrors that create surprising reflections and visual illusions.

• Distorting mirror room: End your visit with a gallery of curved mirrors that create amusing and exaggerated reflections.

• Historic attraction: Explore a family-friendly attraction that has entertained visitors since the 1891 Prague Jubilee Exhibition.

Petřín Hill audio guide (as per option selected)

What to expect

Discover the hidden stories of Petřín Hill with a multilingual mobile audio guide. Go beyond the famous lookout tower as the guide uncovers lesser-known landmarks, local legends, and the historical events that shaped one of Prague's most beloved green spaces.

Features:

• Hidden landmarks: Learn about lesser-known sites across Petřín Hill, including ancient pagan grounds, the mysterious Magic Cave, and other hidden corners often missed by visitors.

• Historical insights: Trace the evolution of Petřín Hill through key historical events and discover how it became one of Prague's most iconic destinations.

• Self-guided exploration: Explore Petřín Hill at your own pace while listening to engaging commentary directly on your smartphone in your preferred language.

What to bring

• Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

• Carry your voucher and exchange it at the Petřín Tower ticket office for entry.

• Bring a fully charged smartphone with a stable internet connection to access the mobile audio guide. (as per option selected)

What’s not allowed

• Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the tower for security reasons.

• Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.

• Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited on the premises.

Accessibility

• The Petřín Tower is accessible for visitors with disabilities and seniors via an elevator, which goes up to the top observation cabin.

• The stairs are equipped with a non-skid surface for added safety.

Additional information

• Entry tickets can be purchased from the Colosseum network or exchanged at the Petřín Tower ticket office.

• Please note that the elevator is primarily intended for visitors with mobility needs and seniors.

• The mobile audio guide is available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Czech, Polish, and Simplified Chinese. (as per option selected)

• For a smoother visit, consider arriving early to avoid peak hours.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

The Petrin Tower is a 63.5-meter-high observation tower inspired by the Eiffel Tower, located in Prague’s Petrin Park. Built in 1891 as part of the Jubilee Exhibition, it quickly became a symbol of the city’s scenic charm. The tower’s lattice structure and historic design make it a distinctive feature on Prague’s skyline. Visitors can ascend via a funicular or a scenic walk through lush park landscapes. Inside, the tower offers a spacious observation deck with stunning 360-degree views of Prague’s rooftops, bridges, and castle. It’s an ideal spot for photography, sightseeing, and appreciating the city’s blend of historic and modern architecture. The surrounding park area adds to the experience with beautiful gardens, attractions, and walking trails, making the Petrin Hill a perfect place for a leisurely exploration and a memorable day out in Prague.

Booking your Petrin Tower tickets online guarantees skip-the-line access, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free visit. Secure your preferred time slot and get instant confirmation, allowing better planning for your Prague adventure. Comparing ticket options online helps you find the best deals and combo packages, maximizing your sightseeing experience while saving time and money.

Constructed in 1891 for Prague’s Jubilee Exhibition, Petrin Tower was designed by architect Celeste Mandet and inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Originally a modest observation structure, it has become a beloved symbol of Prague’s scenic beauty. Over the decades, the tower has undergone restorations to preserve its historical integrity and structural safety. Throughout its history, the tower has hosted numerous cultural events and served as a lookout during significant city moments. Its location in Petrin Park was chosen to highlight Prague’s natural landscapes, making it a beacon for both locals and tourists alike. Today, it remains one of Prague’s top attractions, celebrating heritage, architecture, and panoramic views.

The Petrin Tower generally opens daily from morning until early evening, with seasonal adjustments. During the summer months, it may stay open later, while winter hours may be shorter. It is advisable to check specific opening times for your planned visit.

Choose spring or autumn for mild weather and fewer crowds, or visit early in the morning or late afternoon for the best light and quieter experience. Summer offers lively days, and winter provides a charming, snow-dusted setting.

Inside the Petrin Tower, visitors are greeted with a spacious viewing platform providing 360-degree views of Prague’s historic cityscape, including Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and the Vltava River. The tower’s open lattice construction offers a unique perspective of the city’s rooftops and spires. Information panels and small galleries near the top offer insights into the tower’s history and architecture. Climbing the narrow spiral staircase or enjoying an elevator ride (if available) offers a different perspective with each ascent, culminating in breathtaking vistas that are perfect for photography and memorable moments.

Visitors should wear comfortable shoes as climbing involves stairs. Check weather conditions before visiting, as views are best on clear days. Tickets can be purchased online for convenience and to avoid queues. The tower may be crowded during peak seasons, so early visits are recommended. Photography is permitted, but flash and tripods are usually not allowed inside the tower.

Please adhere to safety signs and instructions during your visit. No climbing on the lattice structure or leaning over the railing. Respect other visitors and keep noise to a moderate level. Pets are generally not permitted inside the tower, except for assistance animals. Maintain cleanliness and dispose of waste responsibly.

Climbing the Petrin Tower offers stunning views and a touch of Prague’s historic charm, making it a rewarding experience for travelers seeking iconic cityscapes and memorable sights. It’s a small but significant part of Prague’s cultural landscape, offering unique photo opportunities and enriching your exploration of the city.

Take public transport to Petrin Hill station and enjoy a scenic walk uphill or take the funicular from Ujezd to the top of Petrin Hill. Walking trails lead directly to the tower in pleasant weather.