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The Municipal Library of Prague, established in 1891, offers more than just a haven for book lovers; it enchants visitors with its architectural marvels and cultural significance. This renowned attraction holds a Google rating of 4.5, drawing in both locals and tourists alike. Among its treasures lies the Infinity Book Tower, a visually stunning installation that draws long queues of visitors eager to capture its mesmerizing depths. Best of all, entrance is free, making it a beloved spot for literary enthusiasts and curious explorers looking to experience the magic of one of Prague's iconic cultural landmarks.

Features

Wheelchair accessible

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Pařížská
Bus stop 258 m walk
Mariánské náměstí
Bus stop 22 m walk
Staroměstská
Subway station 113 m walk
Staroměstská
Tram stop 175 m walk
Mariánské náměstí
Bus stop 12 m walk
Staroměstská
Bus stop 204 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.4
based on 1,628 reviews
4.4/5 1,628 reviews
Aravindan Chockalingam (Ara)
Aravindan Chockalingam (Ara)
4 weeks ago on Google

We waited about 40mins to see the book tower, the inside view was quite good. But not sure if that is worth the wait of 40mins

Helena Š.
Helena Š.
1 month ago on Google

Navštívili jsme výstavu Tona Stano. V krásných prostorech nádherné výtvory,nejen fotky!

Ellis Richards
Ellis Richards
1 month ago on Google

As an academic and certified book obsessive, let me say this: the Municipal Library of Prague is absolutely stunning. The building is gorgeous, the atmosphere is peaceful, and it’s the kind of place that makes you want to live inside a bibliography. 5 out of 5 — no question. Now, about the famous Infinite BookTower — yes, it’s a fantastic piece of modern art. Clever, beautifully designed, and incredibly photogenic. Totally worth seeing at least once. BUT. Be warned: the queue for the BookTower is completely separate from accessing the library itself — and it is no joke. We queued for just over an hour at midday, and from what I could see, that wasn’t unusual. Not the library’s fault at all (they’ve got a treasure on their hands), but if you’re short on time or patience, don’t turn up at peak hours expecting a quick peek. If you want to see the tower without standing in a conga line of tourists, I’d recommend going right at opening or closer to the end of the day. That said, the library as a whole? Breathtaking. Peaceful, well-curated, architecturally impressive, and an absolute haven for readers. Five stars, no hesitation — just bring patience if you’re after that perfect BookTower selfie.

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