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Letná Park: Your Ultimate Guide to Prague's Panoramic Gem

Letná Park Prague: Guide to Panoramic Views & More

Discover Letná Park in Prague! Get stunning panoramic city views, find easy transport tips, and explore attractions. Your ultimate guide to this urban gem.

February 3, 2026
GreenMaps Editorial

Getting There

Getting to Letná Park is easy, whether you take public transport, walk, or drive. Trams are a convenient option. Lines 1, 8, 12, 25, and 26 stop near the park entrances, only a short walk from the green spaces.

If you're in Prague's Old Town, consider walking to Letná. Many people cross the Čechův Most bridge, which goes from Old Town straight to Letná Hill. The climb from the river to the park is steep. But if you come to the park from the other side, away from the river, the walk is flatter.

If you drive, parking near Letná Park is limited. You might find paid street parking on the nearby streets, but it fills up fast, especially when it's busy. Check local signs for parking rules and costs.

What to Expect

Letná Park has open views of Prague's Old Town because it's on a plateau above the Vltava River. Locals like to relax there and enjoy the atmosphere. You'll often see people relaxing and enjoying the view.

The park also has a giant metronome. There are beer gardens where you can get a drink and meet people. The park also has a playground, a skate park, and walking trails. There are restrooms, and a cafe sells food and drinks.

Tips & Tricks

For a real Letná experience, get a drink at the Letná Beer Garden. It’s a great place to relax with locals and visitors and enjoy the park's vibe.

Explore the park's walking trails. They offer a nice walk and lead to different viewpoints with unique views of Prague's Old Town and the Vltava River.

Pack a picnic. There's plenty of green space to spread out a blanket and enjoy a meal or snack while looking at the river.

If you're there in the late afternoon, Letná Park is a good place to watch the sunset. Find a spot on the plateau as the day ends and enjoy the colors in the sky over the city's spires.

Best Times to Visit

For photos of the Prague skyline, visit in the late afternoon. The light before sunset makes the city glow.

If you want a quieter visit, weekdays are less crowded than weekends. You'll have more space to walk and enjoy the park.

In spring and summer, Letná Park is very green. The foliage is thick, and the beer gardens are open. In autumn, the changing leaves are beautiful.

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