Parkování Alšovo nábřeží - Alšovo nábř. 70/8

It is expensive.

So far, always lucky place. 90kc per hour I think. You can pay by card online.

WARNING! The parking lot is intentionally confusing. The geometry of the car park as well as the extremely narrow driveway evoke that it is a combined car park (cars next to each other on one side, cars behind each other on the other). Most visitors perceive this exactly as indicated by the eternally occupied both sides of the road. In reality, however, only one side is reserved for parking and the other side is not marked in any way, no yellow line on the curb, nor any permanent sign with a ban. The only thing that does not allow parking there is the absence of positive markings (white parking lines). The parking company, ironically called "park in peace", will gladly take the money from you without any possibility of a refund, and the city of Prague will then be happy to give you a slipper with a fine of 500 to 2000 CZK. It is a brilliant symbiosis of the parking company and the city, and you, as a robbed tourist, can complain about the lamppost. I notified the parking company in writing of the problem and their answer was that it was my fault and the money would not be returned to me. Although I did not actually use their services, as I paid the city of Prague a fine for parking outside the parking lot. Please be careful not to make these donors make money like this. Cars park badly there all day and none of them even think that they should not stand there. It is pure rice for both the city and the parking company. It's for vomiting.