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1, Staroměstské náměstí, 110 00, Hlavní město Praha, Hlavní město Praha, CZ Czechia
contacts phone: +420 236 002 629
website: www.staromestskaradnicepraha.cz
larger map & directionsLatitude: 50.0870215, Longitude: 14.4207065
Garrett Nakamoto
::Currently under renovation so we couldn’t view it. There are some decent educational pieces surrounding the structure but it is currently an eye sore in the historic Old Town Square. Will have to come back to see it another time.
Rob Szarek
::This old clock is a rare working example of a complex timepiece that can still tell time with multiple time scales. The face of the clock is complex in it's detail. Take a look closely and you will find references to father time and death. One drawback is the clock's popularity with tourists waiting for when the clock plays it tunes. It does get pretty crouded with people so arrive early before the hour to enjoy a closer view.
Marc Albert
::The clock is under repair but you should definitely climb the tower. There is an elevator, but what fun is that? The climb is via a series of inclined ramps that are easy to walk. The view from the top is incomparable. Great photo opportunities.
john Simmons
::Careful, you'll miss this. Walking through the very walk able city, through the squares and looking for glimpses of shade, this will be on top of you. If it were not for the other 20 people looking up like cranes and camera in their hands, we'd missed it. No signs or indications other than that. It is high, maybe 4 or 5 floors up, so the pictures you take will be the best view of it.
Ivy Marcia
::The square is very lively, there are lots of performers and tourists walking around. It has a lot to offers and with Charles Bridge nearby, it is the perfect place to spend hours on. There are many restaurants and shops surrounding the area, too. Too bad the clock itself is currently closed for renovations until approximately 2020. They said when the clock was still functional, every hour even more tourists flock the area.