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Mirror Maze in Petrin Park

Name: Mirror Maze in Petrin Park
Price range: $
Rating: 3.6

3.6 ·

Wander into the Mirror Maze on Petřín hill, a wooden pavilion left over from the 1891 Prague Exhibition. Find your way through mirrored corridors, pull faces in the distorting mirrors and look at the mural of Prague in 1648.

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Full description

The Mirror Maze sits in a wooden, castle-like pavilion on Petřín hill, built for the 1891 Prague Exhibition. Inside, a short labyrinth of mirrored corridors leads to a hall of distorting mirrors and a mural depicting Prague's 1648 defence against Swedish troops.

Reviewers agree it is quick and compact, so it suits a short, light-hearted stop rather than a main attraction, with the funny-mirror photos a common highlight. The pavilion's exterior is well kept, and the uphill walk through the park adds to the outing.

Expect roughly half an hour including the mural.

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Address

Petřínské sady, 110 00 Praha 1, Czechia · Praha 1

Website

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Hours

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Booking

Walk-in

Duration

30 min

Best time

morning, lunchtime or afternoon

Intensity

Easy pace

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Good to know

Combine it with the nearby Petřín Tower rather than making a separate trip
take the funicular if you want to skip the steep climb
keep expectations modest, as the maze is small.

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Reviews

The price is alright, do not expect a lot though, the maze is very small. But if you're here I guess why not do it! Pretty fun, and the weird mirrors at the end can make some pretty funny photos!

Antoine Mourrain

2/5

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