This is worth watching the sunrise while admiring the statures that line each side of the bridge. Early seems to be when bride photos are taken. By late morning they are gone and the bridge is packed; wall to wall people.

A must see monument within the city but extremely busy during the day. During the day there are vendors that sell art and other souvenirs across the bridge. I would not recommend attempting to get a photo as it is really crowded. If you are going to attempt to take a photo, the best time is between 6-6:30 in the morning. You can get some sunrise and blue photos with like minded photographers.

This pedestrian bridge has beautiful views of the city, is conveniently located to many of the tourist attractions, and is free. It's also crawling with other tourists. We still found it to be beautiful and worth it! You likely will cross this bridge naturally in exploring attractions in Prague and will not need to make a special trip.

The bridge is amazing but I didné like all the stalls selling cheap trinkets. I think it takes away from the bridge. Ok for the people drawing pictures but no t the loads of plastic souveniers. Itr was very vety crowded so best to get there early in the day.

One of the most historic bridges in Europe, built by the Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV and completed in the 1400s. The bridge is lined with multiple statues and offers great views of the Vltava River. Along the bridge, you will find artists and performers adding to the festive atmosphere. The most magical time to experience the Charles Bridge is after dark when the nearby sights including the bridge towers, churches and Prague Castle are all illuminated. It was a truly stunning sight and as good as any you will find throughout Europe. However, the Bridge was packed with throngs of tourists throughout the day and into the early evening. Luckily, our hotel was nearby. This allowed us to experience the Bridge in the early morning hours and late at night when there was much less people and it was much more enjoyable. Before 9am or between 10p-midnight are the best times. At midnight, all the illuminations of the nearby sights are shut off so not much point of being out there after then.

Crowded even on a mid-October Tuesday morning. We started from the old town walking across and back. Several pictures of the bridge, monument/statues along the bridge (including the “make-a-wish spot thd king threw the confessor into the river), and from the bridge looking upstream and downstream are attached.

Beautiful. Absolutely gorgeous bridge, one of the most beautiful I have ever seen. During the day but especially during the night Iris is absolutely breathtaking. It is a must-see when visiting Prague, you cannot really say you’ve been to Prague unless you’ve seen this bridge.

From a distance it just looks like an ordinary bridge over a river. Close up, its amazing. The watchtowers at either end the incredible sculptures dotted along it and the views of Prague and the Vltava make it a must see.

Me and my wife visited Charles bridge in the Kate evening, which turned out to be a nice time as the sun was setting. The bridge is no doubt best seen in daylight when you can see all of the statute along the bridge. This is by far the busiest part of Prague we visited. The whole bridge was thick with people. There were also tonnes of stands selling souvenirs or caricatures. Definitely well worth a visit while in Prague, but you won't need much time here

Beautiful place with lots going on and the history behind it is very impressive. Highly recommend the museums especially the one at the town centre side of the bridge. Also recommend the bridge from a boat and the bridge at night👌