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Legion Bridge

4.6(6,094)out of 5 on GoogleOpen · until 23:59📍 Malá Strana · Praha 1

Legion Bridge is a bridge in Malá Strana — Praha 1, on the Castle side of the Vltava. The address is most Legií, 110 00 Praha 1. Reckon on about 5 minutes on foot from U Fleků.

It is open around the clock. It holds 4.6 out of 5 from 6,094 Google reviews — enough reviews that the score is not a statistical accident.

A short walk away: Cafe Slavia (2 min), Forbina bar (2 min) and Čapadlo Summer Terrace (2 min). If it is full or shut, the closest alternatives of the same kind are National Theatre (2 min) and Museum Kampa (4 min). See also Malá Strana or everything worth seeing in Prague.

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Frequently asked

What are the opening hours at Legion Bridge?

The hours published on Google are: Monday: 00:00–23:59; Tuesday: 00:00–23:59; Wednesday: 00:00–23:59; Thursday: 00:00–23:59; Friday: 00:00–23:59; Saturday: 00:00–23:59; Sunday: 00:00–23:59. Check the venue's own site before a special trip — holiday and seasonal hours often differ.

Where is Legion Bridge?

The address is most Legií, 110 00 Praha 1, in Malá Strana (District Praha 1).

Is there an entry fee at Legion Bridge?

No — entry is free. Temporary exhibitions or specific areas may still be charged separately.

Is Legion Bridge worth visiting?

It holds 4.6 out of 5 from 6,094 Google reviews — a strong score for a attraction in Prague. Treat the rating as a starting point, not a verdict, and read a few recent reviews too.

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