Prague · PRAGUE ATTRACTION TICKETS
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Below are the 15 best prague attraction tickets in Prague right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one, it is top for a reason.
Skip-the-line Prague Castle ticket with a 20-minute intro, optional phone audioguide, and self-paced visits to St. Vitus, Golden Lane, St. George, and Old Royal Palace.
“The changing of the guard was brilliant ! st vitus cathedral was the most beautiful cathedral, if ever seen !”
Prague Castle in 150 minutes with skip-the-line entry and a local guide via headphones, from St. Vitus to Golden Lane.
“Ross was very polite and knowledgeable about the castle trip, he gave us all alot of different information”
Prague Castle in 2.5 hours with tram access, reserved entry tickets, and a guided walk from Charles Bridge to Golden Lane.
“Our guide was very kind and gentle. He explained everything clearly and answered all our questions with patience. The tour in Spanish was excellent, we really appreciated his knowledge and friendly attitude. Highly recommended!”
Skip the line for Prague Old Town Hall Tower. Climb for 360 views, see the astronomical clock up close, and spot Prague Castle in the distance.
“The view of the old town from the tower was fabulous”
Visit IcePub Prague in a real ice bar at -7°C with a warm jacket and gloves, plus a free drink. Add Karlovy Lazne nightclub access.
“Great fun experience for our first night in Prague”
Prague Castle ticket circle B plus a Lobkowicz Palace audio tour. Art, music manuscripts, St. Vitus, Golden Lane, and more.
“Great ticket combo! With this, you can see the most important places in the Prague Castle. Good price and easy to redeem.”
Prague’s Mirror Chapel classical concert: Royal Czech Orchestra with soprano Eva Müllerová, violinist Viktor Mazáček, and Baroque acoustics.
“A once in a lifetime experience. Such talented musicians in a stunning venue. It's a shame that cameras and mobile phones aren't banned from this event as, sadly, looking at others phones is distracting and spoils the unique experience. Tip:arrive well before the suggested 15 minutes before the start of the concert to grab the best seat for your price bracket.”
Prague’s Museum of Fantastic Illusions is a fun, photo-heavy optical illusion experience with 150+ interactive exhibits. Family friendly.
“A really great activity to do whilst there, we got some really cool photos and haven't been to anything like that before. It is inside a mini shopping centre so I wasn't expecting it to be so big but it passed an hour on and I would definitely recommend it if you're looking for something to do that's fairly priced and indoors.”
Prague CoolPass is a mobile pass that grants one-time entry to 70+ top sights plus cruises and a city bus tour for 1–6 days.
“very good value for money. Prague is a lovely city so much to do”
Skip-the-line Prague Zoo entry in Troja. See nearly 5,000 animals, enjoy big enclosures, and plan a $15 day.
“arrived early at 9am and watched the elephants and giraffes eating breakfast in their animal houses. saw the red panda from afar as he was very shy. saw the tigers, gorillas and hippos up close, didn't get to walk through the kangaroo enclosure on that day but did get to boop one on the nose! polar bears there too sleeping. fairly priced gift shops throughout, and lots of free toilets. left at 2pm but could have stayed longer. fab experience for a great price. would recommend”
Climb Petřín Tower for panoramic Prague views, then wander Petřín Park’s Mirror Maze funhouse rooms, ending with a laugh-in-mirrors.
“Amazing views of the city. And the stairs really weren’t that bad to climb!”
A fast, photo-friendly Madame Tussauds in Prague with medieval scenes and life-like stars like Tom Cruise and Lady Gaga.
“Excellent and very enjoyable! Good layout and also good family activity with plenty of laughs throughout”
Prague’s IAM Illusion Art Museum blends anamorphoses, AR tricks, and Czech stories. Expect 60–90 minutes of fun photo illusions for $16.
“The exhibit is very small and the tour was pretty short but it was worth seeing and experiencing it.”
Prague’s Museum of Senses is a photo-ready, interactive illusion playground near Wenceslas Square, with Wi‑Fi and 50+ exhibits.
“Good, bit a little small for the Price, finished everything in 30 mins”
Guided Prague Castle walk from Charles Bridge with tram and key admission tickets included. About 2.5 hours, English.
“The tour was really great! The cathedral was absolutely incredible, one of the most beautiful I've ever seen. Our tour guide, Vojta, was my favorite tour guide ever! He was so animated, made the tour so very interesting and was a wealth of information. I went on several tours while in Prague and this one was my favorite.”
