Park in Prague

Riegrovy Sady

Also known as Riegrovy sady

FreeCosts nothing to visit.

Riegrovy Sady is a hilltop park in Vinohrady with a beer garden offering panoramic views over the Prague Castle and the old town skyline. Free. The beer garden serves cheap Czech beer with the view included. Budget travelers buy a beer, sit at the outdoor tables, and watch the sunset over Prague Castle from one of the best free vantage points in the city. Locals know this view. Tourists usually do not.

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Before you go

Address
Riegrovy sady, 120 00 Prague
History
1904
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