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Both sunrise & sunset are stunning
Misty mornings over the Vltava River with Charles Bridge and Prague Castle create fairy-tale images.
Golden light on the orange rooftops and Gothic spires is quintessentially Prague.
Photography tips for Prague
Charles Bridge at sunrise is the only time to photograph it without tourist crowds.
Prague Castle from Letná Park offers the classic sunset panorama over the bridges.
The Astronomical Clock in Old Town Square is best shot in early morning light.
Petřín Hill provides elevated sunset views similar to the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
The Dancing House (Fred and Ginger) has interesting reflections at golden hour.
Early morning fog on the Vltava River creates mystical bridge silhouettes.
The Lesser Town (Malá Strana) streets catch warm afternoon light.
The Clementinum Library interiors have limited access but magical light.
Vyšehrad fortress offers alternative views of the castle and bridges at sunset.
The John Lennon Wall is vibrant at any hour but less crowded in morning.
Best photography spots in Prague
Charles Bridge
sunriseGothic bridge with baroque statues
Tip: Be there by 5:30am in summer for empty shots
Letná Park
sunsetElevated terrace with classic Prague panorama
Tip: Beer garden with views, arrive early for good spot
Prague Castle
BothLargest ancient castle in the world
Tip: Golden Lane opens earlier than main castle
Old Town Square
sunriseGothic spires and Astronomical Clock
Tip: Clock strikes on the hour—capture the crowd
Petřín Hill
sunsetWooded hill with Eiffel-like tower
Tip: Take the funicular or walk up through gardens
Vyšehrad
BothHistoric fortress with river views
Tip: Quiet alternative to main tourist areas
Kampa Island
sunrisePeaceful island between bridges
Tip: Mill wheel and John Lennon Wall nearby
Malá Strana Streets
sunsetBaroque Lesser Town below the castle
Tip: Warm light fills narrow lanes
Weather Tips
Prague has cold winters but beautiful autumn fog. Spring and fall offer the best photographic conditions.
Best Months
October for autumn colors and morning mist, or May for blooming gardens.
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Light Conditions
Night
Stars, low light
Blue Hour
Twilight, city lights
Golden Hour
Warm, soft light
Daylight
Bright, even
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Frequently Asked Questions
Golden hour and blue hour in Prague, explained.
When is golden hour in Prague?
Golden hour happens shortly after sunrise and before sunset, but the exact times change by date. Use the date picker above to see golden hour times for Prague on your travel dates.
When is blue hour in Prague?
Blue hour is the twilight period before sunrise and after sunset. The exact blue hour window depends on the date and location—check the times shown on this page for Prague.
Is sunrise or sunset better for photography in Prague?
Both sunrise and sunset are excellent in Prague. Sunrise: Misty mornings over the Vltava River with Charles Bridge and Prague Castle create fairy-tale images. Sunset: Golden light on the orange rooftops and Gothic spires is quintessentially Prague.
What are the best photography spots in Prague?
Top photography spots include Charles Bridge, Letná Park, Prague Castle. Each location has optimal times for either sunrise or sunset photography.
How accurate are these sunrise and sunset times?
Times are calculated using the city's coordinates (50.08°, 14.44°) and local time zone. They're designed for planning photography and travel itineraries.
How long does golden hour last in Prague?
Golden hour typically lasts 20–40 minutes. At Prague's latitude (50°N), it can be longer in summer and shorter in winter.
What's the best time of year to visit Prague for photography?
October for autumn colors and morning mist, or May for blooming gardens.
What should I know about weather in Prague?
Prague has cold winters but beautiful autumn fog. Spring and fall offer the best photographic conditions.
How should I plan a golden hour shoot?
Aim to arrive 15–30 minutes early to scout your spot, set up your gear, and be ready when the light peaks. Consider a second shoot during blue hour right after sunset.
Can I save these golden hour times for my trip?
Yes! Use the date picker to check times for your specific travel dates. Consider using TripMemo to document your golden hour photos and create a travel journal of your Prague trip.