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Prague Metronome
The giant Metronome marks a former Stalin monument site at the edge of Letná Park. Its position above the Vltava brings a striking piece of Prague's recent history into a river view.
Why go
Look toward the Metronome while exploring Letná's hilltop park. The giant sculpture and its old stone plinth tell a sharper story than the view alone: a Stalin monument stood here until its demolition in 1962, and the Metronome followed in 1991. Include it in a wider park walk.
What to look for
The Metronome stands on the plinth once occupied by a monument to Joseph Stalin.
From this edge of Letná Park, the ground overlooks the Vltava and Prague's center.
Useful to know
Include the Metronome while walking through Letná Park.
Allow for the park's hilltop setting when combining the viewpoint with the riverside.
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