Beautiful view - You have a fantastic view. If you have a lot of time or already in Prague was definitely recommended. Otherwise a bit off the beaten track and not quite inexpensive.

Interesting - The tower itself is cool and interesting and the views of the city are amazing. Well worth a visit and really easy to get to on the metro

Good but could be improved - I really enjoy this kind of architecture so I'd have been happy to go to see it from the outside. The baby sculptures attached to the tower are quite creepy/cool. We did go inside and thought the ticket price was a bit high just for the observation tower, but you get some great views of wider Prague. They could make more of their observation pods and make you feel like you get more for your money by having a museum or other permanent exhibition in there. There are a few bits but nothing great. Mostly it's just seating. It was also very hot up there! They don't sell much in the way of souvenirs either - I certainly would have bought a small replica tower if they had one, but it was pretty much just magnets and bookmarks.

Views of Prague from a high point in the city - If you travel to Prague, you can go to the television tower and see the panoramic view of the entire city of Prague. They show where each of the monuments are and make a comparison with the rest of the tall buildings in the rest of the world. In one of the rooms you have a kind of movable benches so you can sit and see the views of the city. It is not central, but it is worth getting away to see the capital of the Czech Republic in a panoramic way.

Must-See Views & Free Entry with Prague Pass at Žižkov Tower! - We recently visited the Žižkov Television Tower in Prague and were blown away by the experience! Thanks to the Prague Pass provided by our hotel (courtesy of Czech Inn), our entry was completely free. The view from the observation deck was absolutely incredible - a full 360-degree panorama showcasing the entire city. We were easily able to spot all the major landmarks and get a fantastic feel for Prague's layout. An absolute highlight was that the binoculars didn't require any pesky coins to operate! We could enjoy close-up views of all the city's details without any hassle. While the ticket price of 300 CZK might seem like a consideration, having free access with the Prague Pass made this an absolute no-brainer. The views were truly stunning, and the convenience of the coin-free binoculars was a nice touch. We would highly recommend the Žižkov Television Tower to any visitor to Prague, especially if you have the Prague Pass. The panoramic views are a must-see!

Great view - Great view over Prague. Interesting information text also in German. Very beautifully lit at night. You can also look past the appearance.

Great views. but Over Priced - great views as you would expect. but as you are way out from the centre difficult to see the major sights. and at czk300 a little over priced. after all all you do it take some photos and come down. expensive restaurant.

Rude ticket seller, nice view - A nice tower with a nice view over Prague, but very unfriendly and unpolite ticket seller. She was rude to us, so... I really hope she only had a bad day. But oitherwise a nice place.

Cash???? - You can only pay in cash. After 3 days in Prague, this was the first time that payment could not be made electronically. Time has apparently stood still here. View is beautiful and nice to see Prague from a different angle. On the way back you are almost pulled out of the elevator halfway to have something to eat in the overpriced restaurant.

Unhappy - Tour closed to the public due to a private party..... Even though I had checked availability on the web page itself..... Waste of time, lack of friendliness, no consideration or apology