Prague's Bridges

Prague's Bridges is an iconic architectural site in the city of Letná, Czechia. The site consists of a series of suspended structures, including a 170-metre-high steel bridge that connects the residential development of Libeň to the northern end of Letná. It is one of the most notable urban constructions in Europe and is a popular attraction for visitors to Letná and Prague.

The bridges are a blend of modern and traditional Czech engineering, with clean lines that create a stunning effect, and most of them constructed in the 18th and 19th centuries. The ornamental feel of the bridge, running into the Libeň district and the Prague Castle, gives it a special kind of beauty and makes it a must-visit destination for those who would like to explore another side of Prague. The bridges are a key spot to admire the panorama of Prague, with clear views of the Vltava River and Prague Castle, as well as providing a great backdrop for photos. There are seven bridges in total and visitors can explore them throughout the day, cycling or walking along the bridge paths, or taking a boat tour around the bridges. There are several cafes and restaurants on the bridges, making it a great spot to grab a snack or a beer and enjoy the views.