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The Metronom on Letná is an essential stop for anyone wanting to see Prague beyond the crowded Old Town squares. Standing twenty-five meters high on the site where a massive monument to Stalin once loomed, this kinetic sculpture by Vratislav Karel Novák serves as a powerful reminder of the city's transformation. It is not just a piece of art; it is a functioning, seven-ton pendulum that overlooks the Vltava river and the city's many historic bridges. The area below the pendulum has evolved into a thriving hub for local skateboarders and youth, giving the historic site a gritty, modern energy that contrasts with the traditional architecture visible from the viewpoint. Whether you are coming to capture the best panoramic views of the bridges or just want to experience a place that holds such deep historical weight, it is a defining landmark on the Prague skyline.
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Is there a fee to see the Metronom?
No, it is a free, public installation located in an open park.
How do I get there by public transport?
Take the tram to Čechův most and walk up the stairs or go to Sparta station and walk through the park.