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Žižkov Television Tower: Online Ticket + Audio Guide

Enjoy a view of the whole of Prague from the Žižkov Tower with online audioguide

from €16.00
Žižkov Television Tower: Online Ticket + Audio Guide

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Description

Prepare to be awestruck by the Žižkov Television Tower, an architectural masterpiece that commands attention and leaves an indelible mark on the city's skyline. Rising to an impressive height of 216 meters, this towering marvel stands as an undeniable symbol of Prague's grandeur. Ascend to new heights as you step into the observatory, perched at an astonishing 93 meters above the ground. With the aid of a swift and effortless lift, you'll soon find yourself immersed in breathtaking panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see. Brace yourself for an extraordinary sight, as in optimal weather conditions, you'll be able to feast your eyes on a staggering vista that spans a jaw-dropping 100 kilometers!

What to expect

  • Rising to an impressive height of 216 meters, this towering marvel stands as an undeniable symbol of Prague's grandeur
  • Ascend to new heights as you step into the observatory, perched at an astonishing 93 meters above the ground

Frequently asked questions

How much does Žižkov Television Tower: Online Ticket + Audio Guide cost?
The cheapest compared price is €16.00 per person with Tiqets. We compare Tiqets.
Where can I book Žižkov Television Tower: Online Ticket + Audio Guide?
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How long does Žižkov Television Tower: Online Ticket + Audio Guide take?
Allow around 1 min. The exact duration depends on the provider and time slot you choose.
Is free cancellation available?
Yes, at least one provider offers free cancellation for this experience. Terms are shown in the comparison table.

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