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Babies
Attraction
4.4 (589 reviews)
Ostrov Kampa, 118 00 Praha 1-Malá Strana, Czechia
Highlights from Reviews
• unique public art
The giant bronze baby sculptures are a quirky, unconventional, and memorable artistic expression.
• thought-provoking
The faceless babies with barcode features prompt reflection on dehumanization and modern society.
• great photo opportunity
Their unusual appearance and size make them excellent subjects for unique and fun photographs.
• lovely park setting
Located in a relaxing park next to the Vltava River, offering a pleasant environment for viewing.
• free to experience
There is no cost to see and interact with these sculptures, making it an accessible attraction.
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