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We definitely recommend. We went there on a Saturday and initially there was a long line, but instead of waiting in line we went to the playground nearby, and in the afternoon the waiting time was less. We enjoyed climbing up the tower and the walk up and down the hill. Very nice!

Affordable and beautiful shortcut to the top of the city, with gorgeous city views, even in winter. A Clever Young Man decided to propose in a very extravagant way, while onlookers applauded him. She said yes.

Very little once you're up there, a coffee shop or 2 but nothing else unless you walk down past the Strahov library and Loreto. There is also the Basilica of Assumption of our Lady, but this also closed due to renovations. The highlight was the Funicular ride & down.

Beautiful place! We had a very bad experience at the funicular station. The station control guy started shouting at everyone in the queue and even use words like “stupid” as the instructions were not clear. Because of this, we took the walk up instead even though we had paid and validated the tickets. It was a good decision as the walk up and down was refreshing and we were rewarded by amazing views of the city. Just be careful not to let the station crew spoil your day if you encounter him. He is unreasonable and aggressive to everyone in the station.

Pretty nice. To climb the tower you need to pay 220 czk, plus 150 czk if you want to use the elevator. It's a pretty nice view, but the price is a tad bit steep, considering there's always a bunch of people at the top.

Petřín Lookout Tower is an amazing place on the top of Petřín hill. The 299 steps to the viewing platform are not easy to get off, but the view to the city including the Prague Castle and the Vltava River are great. The best view is during the sunset! At the basement is small, but very nice gift shop.

Worth the visit, climbing up is doable and the view is beautiful. Nice grounds, bathroom access and nearby attractions