New Mill Water Tower Tickets & Panoramic Views in Prague

Why visit the New Mill Water Tower

Interior of The New Mill Water Tower in Prague with digital display and arched windows.

Explore a fully restored seventeenth-century water tower that once supplied Prague’s Old Town.
Experience the Prague on Fire exhibition with video-mapping, animation, and interactive displays.
Learn about major city fires, early firefighting techniques, and the role of water towers in urban resilience.
Enjoy circular views over the Vltava, Štvanice Island, Letná, and central Prague from an enclosed gallery.
Visit a quiet, off-the-path attraction appreciated by families, repeat visitors, and travelers who enjoy history and hidden gems.

New Mill Water Tower highlights

Prague on Fire multimedia exhibition

Immersive video-mapping, virtual-reality elements, and soundscapes place visitors inside key historical fires. Modern tech makes the experience accessible and engaging for all ages.

Restored Baroque architecture

The tower’s interior has been carefully renovated, revealing structural details and original functions while adding modern interpretive panels.

Firefighting and city history exhibits

Learn how fires shaped Prague’s past, how water towers supplied the city, and how local firefighters worked through different eras.

Six-level interior route

A gradual climb through the tower’s six floors gives you time to explore each exhibit and understand the historical context before reaching the lookout.

Enclosed panoramic gallery

The observation floor offers calm, weather-proof views across the Vltava riverfront, New Town, and the surrounding districts, ideal for photography without crowds.

Quiet, low-crowd experience

Unlike major towers, this is a peaceful visit where guests often have entire floors to themselves, creating a reflective atmosphere.

Plan your visit to the New Mill Water Tower

Open most days from around 10am to 6pm; hours shift slightly by season.
Last entry usually 30 minutes before closing.
Mornings offer a quieter start for the multimedia rooms.
Mid-afternoons give the best light on the observation level without peak heat or glare.
Set aside about one hour to explore all six floors comfortably.

Found near Nové mlýny and Lannova, close to the riverfront between Florenc and Náměstí Republiky. Find on maps.
The tower sits just off the main pedestrian routes, so follow your map closely.
Look for the distinctive stone tower near the Ludvík Svoboda embankment when walking toward Štefánikův most.
About 10 minutes on foot from Náměstí Republiky metro and tram stops.
Easy to add to a riverside walk or a visit to the Petrská Quarter.

Six floors of multimedia, interactive displays, educational exhibits, and historical information.
Enclosed observation level with a full ring of large windows for panoramic viewing.
Indoor environment makes it a good option for rainy, hot, or cold days.
Stair-only access through wide, well-lit interior staircases with landings on each level.
Restrooms and visitor services are available on the lower floors.

Wear comfortable shoes for the multi-floor stair climb.
Take your time in the projection rooms; the multimedia sequences repeat.
Families should allow extra time on the interactive floors for kids to explore.
Visit earlier in the day if you prefer to enjoy the exhibits without other groups around.
The tower is included in the Prague Visitor Pass, making it an easy, good-value stop on a multi-attraction day.

Náměstí Republiky cafés: Good for coffee, pastries, and casual lunches before or after your visit.
Petrská quarter bistros: Small, quieter local spots offering Czech and international dishes.
Riverfront restaurants: Options along the Ludvík Svoboda embankment with views of the Vltava.
Florenc area eateries: Easy, affordable choices near metro and bus connections.

Old Town: Ideal for travelers who want a historic atmosphere and a scenic walk to the tower.
Florenc: Excellent transport connections and modern hotels within walking distance.
Karlín: A stylish, quieter district with boutique hotels and easy access across the river.
New Town: Good mid-range options close to dining and tram links.

Štvanice Island: Riverside parkland with river views and walking paths.
Náměstí Republiky: Shopping streets, cafés, and the Municipal House.
Petrská Quarter: Calm residential streets with small shops and galleries.
Štefánikův most: A bridge viewpoint with a sweeping angle over the river and Letná.
Republic Square to Old Town walk: A pleasant route connecting the tower to central landmarks.