Dancing House, Prague

Wonderful! I really recommend to visit this building Dancing House. The best time to go and take a picture is during the afternoon since during the morning you will have the sunlight disturbing you. (my case with these pictures) However the experience is 100% recommended, you can visit the terrace and have a nice view of the city. You just need to pay the consumption in the cafeteria. No entry fee besides that. I bought some chips. Enjoy as much as you can. In the ground floor you can buy some souvenirs.

The Dancing House, the undisputed symbol of modern Prague. The Dancing House is part of the New Town and was built on the embankment between 1992 and 1996 in place of a building destroyed during the American bombardment of February 14, 1945. Sinuous lines and panels in glass, stone and asymmetrical windows, can also boast a "Hair" in braided metal. I advise you not to limit yourself to photographing the Dancing House from the outside, but to enter, head towards the elevator and go up to the top floor, where you will find the cafeteria. Just a minimum order (the price list is already present in the elevator) to be admitted to the outdoor terrace, in correspondence of the metal dome. The view of the Vltava and the castle is splendid, without considering that the place is not particularly crowded and it is possible to enjoy the view in complete tranquility.