Parks & gardens · Prague
Letná Park & the Metronome
The plinth that held the largest Stalin in the world, and the terrace every bridge postcard is shot from.
Admission and address
- Address
- Letenské sady
- Admission
- The park, the terrace and the metronome are free at any hour of the day or night. The beer garden along the ridge runs from spring to autumn in fine weather and takes no bookings; the Hanavský pavilion further west is a proper restaurant on the same view.
- Category
- Parks & gardens
- Official website
- prague.eu
- Coordinates
50.09474, 14.41594
Where it is
Walk it with the guide
Letná Park & the Metronome is one of 23 stops on Prague Essentials. The guide adds the story behind it, the detail worth crossing the square for, and the tip that only someone who has stood here would write down.
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