Tired of fancy dinners, spa getaways, or just lounging at home in front of the TV? Want to spend beautiful moments with your significant other, enjoy the nice weather, and explore the beauty of nature? Visit the 9 most romantic spots around Prague.
Views for Romantic Souls
Longing for an unforgettable view that will stay in your memory? Then you’ll definitely be captivated by one of these scenic viewpoints around Prague.
Máj Lookout
They say that one of the most beautiful views of the Vltava River is from Máj Lookout, located near the village of Teletín. Take a walk and soak up the energy of the stunning nature. If you follow the yellow tourist trail, the path will lead you past a cowshed.
Máj Lookout map
Smetana Lookout
This was a favorite place of the famous composer Bedřich Smetana, after whom the lookout is named. It’s hidden near the settlement of Třebsín, high above the Štěchovice dam. If you’d like to extend your walk, follow the yellow-marked trail where you’ll discover natural beauty and a restored bell tower that hosts a tramp music festival each year.
Smetana Lookout map
Svatý Jan pod Skalou
One of the most picturesque villages in the Beroun area is without a doubt Svatý Jan pod Skalou. Upon arrival, you’ll feel as if time has stood still. The village is dominated by the monastery of St. John under the Rock. If you’re not afraid of heights, don’t miss the large cross on the rock above the village—it offers an unforgettable view.
Svatý Jan pod Skalou map
Žižkov Tower
If you want to enjoy a truly beautiful view without leaving Prague, Žižkov Tower is a must. At 216 meters high, it holds the title of the tallest observation point in the Czech Republic. For a truly romantic experience, we recommend visiting at night to enjoy the city lights—perhaps with dinner in the tower’s restaurant.
Žižkov Television Tower map
Trips for Wine Lovers
Wine, women, and song—this timeless combo never gets old. Take your partner on a romantic outing and enjoy quality time together over a glass of fine wine.
St. Clare’s Vineyard
Feel like you’ve been transported to Moravia without leaving Prague, thanks to the magical vineyard in the heart of Troja. St. Clare’s Vineyard makes Prague’s Botanical Garden a unique destination. Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the wine-making exhibit, complete with wine tastings. You can also book a guided tour near the chapel of St. Clare to learn how grapes are processed and protected.
St. Clare’s Vineyard map
Vineyard Gazebo, Havlíček Park
You might also know Havlíček Park as Grébovka, located between Prague 2 and Prague 10. This beautiful park often appears in music and dance videos. Its pride is the vineyard gazebo overlooking the local vineyard, where you’ll find a restaurant serving the best wines. Try Riesling, Müller-Thurgau, Pinot Noir and Gris, or Modrý Portugal.
Vineyard Gazebo, Havlíček Park map
Romantic Spots Right in Prague
Unforgettable date in Prague? No problem! The city itself offers several hidden romantic corners off the beaten tourist path.
A Cinema with the Scent of Salt
If you're looking for something truly unique, a cinema in a salt cave is the perfect choice. You can pick the film of your choice. We recommend bringing warm clothes or a blanket—or better yet, your partner to cuddle with—as it’s only 20°C inside.
Cinema with the Scent of Salt map
Vinoř
Love romantic walks? Then the park and game reserve near Vinoř Chateau is perfect for you. You'll find a pond with a small island and even a unique stone-carved bench meant for travelers and hunters.
Vinoř map
Prokop Valley
One of Prague’s most beautiful areas is definitely Prokop Valley. This location is particularly attractive for its natural formations. Small lakes, quarries, and rock outcrops provide the perfect escape from the daily hustle, making you forget you're still in the Czech capital.
Prokop Valley map
