- In 1953, a television broadcasting antenna was installed on Petřín Lookout Tower, the program feed performed by a directional radio antenna.
- Construction for the Petřín Lookout Tower started in March 1891 but finished a few short months later. The inspiration came directly from the Paris landmark.
- Almost one-fifth the size of Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Petrin Lookout Tower is a 63-meter high miniature replica of its French counterpart.
- Combi-ticket “Petřín”: Petřín Lookout Tower + Mirror Maze + Štefánik Observatory Ticket is valid for one year, o pening hours of the Observatory.
- Set out for the top of Petřín with its elegant lookout tower inspired by the famous Eiffel Tower in Paris!
- The Petrin Lookout tower is a 60 metre high steel framework that resembles the Eiffel tower albeit smaller and has a different structure.
- The Petrin lookout tower is almost 64 meters high, and an elevator is in the middle. If you want to get some exercise, you can climb a total of 299 steps.
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- The Petrin lookout tower is modeled after the Eiffel Tower in Paris. As the highest lookout point in Prague, it offers a magnificent panorama.
- Its base is situated in the altitude of 324 metres in the garden called By the Lookout Tower on the peak of Petřín Hill in the Lesser Town, Prague 1.
- Petřín Lookout Tower (Čeština: Petřínská rozhledna) is a tourist attraction, one of the Towers in Prague, Czech Republic.
- In the years before the Žižkov Tower was built, the Petřín lookout Tower did accommodate a TV transmitter, which was put into operation in 1953.
