Prague Towers, Residential towers in Stodůlky, Czech Republic.

Prague Towers is a residential complex of two identical high-rise buildings in Prague's western part near Stodůlky. The structures contain 300 apartments across approximately 21 floors with modern facilities and finishes.

The complex was completed in 2011 and represented a modern addition to residential development in Prague's western zones. The project came during a period when high-rise apartment buildings became more common in suburban areas.

The towers shape the residential district with their modern design and show how contemporary apartment buildings fit into Prague's western neighborhoods. They stand out from older housing styles in the area.

The nearest metro stop is Lužiny, about 600 m away. The two towers stand in Stodůlky near the Prokop and Dalejské údolí valleys, so the surrounding green spaces can be reached on foot. The ground floor holds a space with shops.

The floor plans of both towers are inscribed in a circle, and the ground floor holds a retail space with shops. Together the two buildings contain just under 300 flats, and as of November 2016 they ranked among the 30 tallest buildings in Prague.