Letna Park

Lytner Park is also a fun area, and the park is free, and there are many interesting plants and flowers in Lytner Park, where you can find some good things.

Letenské sady is a large park in Prague, Czech Republic, located on the high ground above the steep embankment of the Voltawa River, which is just above the top of the old city of Prague.

Letenské sady This park is not large in size. The park in the city is really worth seeing, because the air is very fresh, the greening is very good, and there are leisure facilities, recommended!

The park is in the castle area. It's not very quiet. It's full of runners. What attracts tourists is that it has a viewing platform. It's a good place to watch the bridge, especially Charlie Bridge, Voltava River and Tyne Church across the street.

Summer garden, close to Metronom.

Not far from the old city, the park is free, and there are not many visitors. In a few minutes, you can climb to the top platform of the metronome. If you want to see a better view, you need to continue climbing south for a few minutes to a tower. This is better than Prague Castle overlooking the whole city, especially in the evening sunset and lights shining on several bridges on the Voltava River. It is the most enjoyable spot I photographed in Prague. It is highly recommended.

This scenic spot is not in the center of the city, but it is not far from the old city or castle area. You can get off by bus to metronome and climb up a hillside. It's a free hilltop park. It's very large and the park itself is not very beautiful, but it can overlook the whole city of Prague from here. It's very spectacular. There is a beer garden in it. You can have two drinks here in fine weather.

Letner is a popular place for local people, and there are a long series of steps to climb the viewing platform. I watched a little brother go back and forth countless times, and I was dizzy. This Prague, there is no higher mountain for him to train? When we got to the viewing platform, we could see the bridge on the Voltava River. We tried many ways to take a picture of the effect of a magazine cover. But people were too clumsy and the equipment was too bad. I'm sorry for the scene.