Park Letná

Letna’s big beer garden overlooking the river and city centre is for me the best beer garden in town. Get your plastic cup of beer from the kiosk next to the beer garden and enjoy a sunny day on the grass or by the picnic tables. You can also buy a hotdog, sausage, kebab or quiche from the warm food kiosk during the summer. Drinks and snacks are very affordable and the huge park is yours to enjoy for free. Perfect for sports and picnics cause there’s a lot of space.
In case you’re looking for the perfect post card shot of Prague centre, Vltava river and the bridges, just walk along the river side of Letna park and you will have plenty of photo ops.

Great views and a huge beer garden, what’s not to love? The park has 2 playgrounds for kids, including one that is fenced in and dog free. Paved routes for biking and rollerblading as well as plenty of green space for picnics. Make sure to check out the metronome, which used to be the location of the world’s largest statue of Stalin.

This park so far is my absolute favorite in Prague. Great for running, walking, jogging, roller blading, taking the dog for a walk, or any other outdoor thing you imagine. There is the Metranome statue which replaced the Stalin statue quite a few years ago and if you are lucky it will be turned on and moving during your visit! This park is huge with many trails and paths as well as stunning views of the city. Looking for that photograph you have seen for sale on the Charles Bridge of all 3 bridges together? Well it is your lucky day because this is the spot they are all taken from. There are multiple amazing photo vantage points here, my personal favorite being the one next to the metranome of the whole city. Great place to spend a nice sunny day in the center of Prague with a picnic. For best results take a tram to the Cechuv most stop and cross the street to the bottom of the stairs and walk up. A great workout and the fastest way to the metranome. A must see for first time Prague visitors and locals alike.

Ah I absolutely love this park, and I went on a grim rainy day as well. I was reaching the end of my time in Prague and knew that I needed to stop at Letna at least once. It’s very easy to access if you’re too lazy to walk – just take the 18 and get off at the stop before hradcanska and you’re pretty much on the edge of the park. Great views of the city, ample green space – def one of my favorite Prague parks.

A sprawling park with great views of the city. easily accessible by tram or just walk, it is just up the hill from prague 1. there are a couple of places serving drinks and snacks and the beer garden overlooks prague’s old town. the park is open all year and is always popular on a sunny day (because the sun is rare in this country).