City Tower

City Tower is a modern skyscraper in the Nusle district that rises 116.5 meters with 27 floors and a glass facade reflecting sunlight across the Prague 4 landscape. The building contains office spaces, high-speed elevators, and a restaurant on its top floor.

Construction began in 1985 as headquarters for Československý rozhlas but halted in 1993 due to changing circumstances. The project resumed in 2005 under new ownership and was completed with a contemporary design approach.

The tower embodies Prague's shift from historical architecture to modern commercial buildings in the post-communist era. For many, it represents the city's transformation into a contemporary business center.

The tower is easily accessible in the Nusle district and features office spaces along with a restaurant on the top floor. Visitors can admire the building from outside or visit the dining establishment without accessing the office areas.

A Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant sits on the 27th floor, making it the highest-ranked dining spot of its kind in the country. This establishment offers diners an unusual vantage point above the city.

Location: Prague 4

Location: Nusle

Inception: 2008

Architects: Richard Meier

Official opening: 2008

Architectural style: modern architecture

Floors above the ground: 27

Elevators: 18

Height: 116.5 m

Website: https://citytower.cz

GPS coordinates: 50.05028,14.43611

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:40