Daytime parking, overnight prohibited

Municipal parking. Free at weekends. Quiet and peaceful.✦Translating

Beware!! The police issue fines for sleeping here.✦Translating

It is about a 40-minute walk to the centre. Be careful, the police are corrupt and say that motorhomes cannot park from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. They issue a €16 fine and make you leave, but if you negotiate with them for €25, they let you sleep and give you a receipt in case other police officers come. A shame for an incredible city.✦Translating

Excellent place for visiting Prague; free at weekends, and you can also pay with coins. Charles Bridge is about 5 km away. The centre can be reached by tram number 17 after walking about 1.5 km through the park; stairs lead down directly to the Vltava, where you can take the tram.✦Translating

A very good location. Paid parking from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Payment via the app or parking meter by card. The maximum payment period is 24 hours. Therefore, a new payment must be made every 24 hours. There is a water tap in Topolka Park (150 m).

TOP spot, almost in the middle of the old town. Parking; pay at the park using PayPal.✦Translating

The drive to the parking area may seem adventurous with a large vehicle, but the location is wonderfully relaxed and you can be glad to get one of the sought-after spaces. Small park and police station nearby. Very clean and safe.✦Translating

Quiet and inexpensive parking (€20 CZK/€0.80 per hour between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.), free at weekends and on public holidays. A beautiful viewpoint overlooking Prague is five minutes away on foot. About ten minutes away is a “park” with food and many seats. Along the road through the gate by the information centre there is a public toilet costing 20 CZK, open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.✦Translating

Lovely, peaceful and beautiful place.✦Translating

Perfect! I felt safe.

Very quiet, two minutes from the viewpoint over Prague. Train station ten minutes on foot. A 24-hour or 72-hour public transport ticket is recommended. Very fast and inexpensive.✦Translating

We only arrived to park after 8 p.m. near a club. Outside the season, there are enough free parking spaces. Great, thanks.✦Translating

Small parking area. In low season there is enough space. Our motorhome 6.5m. Fees from 8am-8pm, night free. Quiet.

After a complicated road to reach it by motorhome, we found the parking area closed.✦Translating

Cheap parking. Felt completely safe and left the van there all day. Night so far is very quiet. At the time of writing it is 11pm on a Tuesday and it has been ideal. No noises at all. Carpark did get a bit busier at 8pm with cars turning away but when we arrived around lunchtime it was available for my VW transporter and longer motorhomes. Can’t see tonight being loud at all. Very peaceful

We spent two very quiet nights here. A park where you can eat and drink good beer is 700 m away. 240 CZK for 24 hours, and free on Saturdays and Sundays.✦Translating

Parking is paid at a machine that accepts cards. Quiet and green. I slept there for two nights and explored Prague by bicycle.✦Translating

Nice place to park during the day, but overnight parking is not allowed. We did manage to stay one night no problems but the second night the police came and told us we could not park overnight and we had to move on or risk a ticket We moved on.

Small parking area from 8:00 to 20:00, 20 crowns per hour; from 20:00 to 8:00, free.✦Translating

Perfect for visiting Prague! Close to the centre by tram.✦Translating

Beautifully located parking area, with some privacy thanks to the trees around it. The area is also very attractive. After a walk, you can enjoy a good view of the Vltava. The centre takes about 20 minutes by tram. However, many pedestrians pass by. Around €10 for 24 hours, so very inexpensive, and we had a restful night.✦Translating