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Prague Metronome
LeisureVisit: ~30 min
Giant metronome about 23 metres high in Letná Park, installed in 1991 by Vratislav Novák on the pedestal where the monument to Stalin stood, dismantled in 1962. From the esplanade there is one of the best views of the bridges over the Vltava and of the Old Town. It is a meeting place and a regular spot for skaters.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Prague Metronome: 2 missions
- Look at the Vltava bridges from LetnáGo to the edge of the esplanade and count how many bridges you can see over the river. Pick out the Old Town.
- Wait for sunset by the metronomeStay on the esplanade as the sun goes down and watch how the light changes over the city.
Near Prague Metronome
Letná Park242 m awayRudolfinum525 m awayKlausen Synagogue550 m awayGenerali Arena556 m awayOld-New Synagogue568 m awayOld Jewish Cemetery (Prague)569 m away
Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Prague Metronome?
Allow about 30 min for the visit.
What is there to do at Prague Metronome?
Look at the Vltava bridges from Letná and Wait for sunset by the metronome.
What is there to see near Prague Metronome?
Letná Park (242 m), Rudolfinum (525 m) and Klausen Synagogue (550 m).
Source: Wikidata