Žižkov Television Tower

The most controversial Prague building and the highest tower (216m) has
even today his passionate supporters as well as those
who would like to paint him out of Prague's panorama forever
would. It was built in the years 1985-1992 and is with
the bizarre sculptures of gigantic babies of the Czech
Artist David Černý occupied. In the tower you will find next to one
Observation terrace (recommendation!) Also a restaurant with bar as well
the unique one-room hotel.

Reachable by line 15, or by subway A, green line.

Without a doubt the dominant feature of the Žižkov district and, at 216 metres, the tallest building in the metropolis. Thanks to its 360° observation tower, Prague lies at its feet. An entire floor is dedicated to relaxation and, above all, first-class gastronomy. The authors of the project from the 1980s are the architects Václav Aulický and Jiří Kozák. Ten giant babies by the leading Czech artist David Černý are attached to the tower structure.