Jindřišská Tower is a Gothic bell tower in central Prague, near Wenceslas Square. Built in the 15th century, it stands 65.7 metres tall and has a lookout with views across the city, including a different angle from towers nearer the river. An elevator takes you most of the way up; stairs lead to the top. Along the way, you can explore a small exhibition, see the map set into a floor and visit the café, restaurant or whiskey bar. The tower also has ten bells that play melodies.
A Gothic bell tower in central Prague

Jindřišská Tower stands near Wenceslas Square and was built in the 15th century. It originally belonged to the nearby Church of St. Henry and St. Kunhuta. At 65.7 metres, it is Prague’s tallest free-standing bell tower.
The tower has ten bells, which play melodies. Inside, the historic building also holds a small exhibition, a café, a restaurant and a whiskey bar.
The lookout and the route up

An elevator takes visitors most of the way to the top, with stairs for the final level. The lookout gives views across Prague in several directions. Its position offers a different perspective from towers closer to the river and landmarks such as Charles Bridge.
The exhibition continues across the floors, with information in several rooms and a map printed on one of the floors. Allow time to look around rather than heading straight to the lookout.
Bells, food and drink
The tower’s bells play a melody that continues beyond the first sounds, so wait a little if you want to hear it through. A restaurant, café and whiskey bar provide places to stop inside the building. The whiskey bar is a particular draw for visitors interested in the spirit.
Preguntas frecuentes
Is there an elevator at Jindřišská Tower?
Yes. An elevator takes you most of the way up, though stairs lead to the top level.
What can you see from Jindřišská Tower?
The lookout has views across Prague in several directions, offering a different angle from towers nearer the river.
How tall is Jindřišská Tower?
It is 65.7 metres tall and is Prague’s tallest free-standing bell tower.
What else is inside Jindřišská Tower?
The tower has a small exhibition, a café, a restaurant, a whiskey bar and ten bells that play melodies.


