Žižkov Television Tower
Žižkovská televizní věž
Prague - Žižkov, Czechia
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Žižkovský vysílač is a landmark of Prague and the tallest structure in the city (474 m above sea level). Built between 1985-1992, it serves to transmit television and radio signals. It offers the panoramic restaurant Oblaca, an observation cabin with views of up to 100 km, and a unique hotel suite. The rocket-inspired structure is decorated with works of art, including the famous crawling babies by David Černý. Despite controversies surrounding its construction and appearance, Žižkovský vysílač is a popular tourist attraction. Wikipedia
Admission: Paid admission
| named after: | Žižkov |
| date founded: | 1992 |
| height: | 216 m |
| architect: | Václav Aulický |
| made from material: | concrete |
| elevation above sea level: | 258.4 m |
Related points:The Tallest Lookout Tower in the Czech Republic
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