Prague · SKIP THE LINE
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Below are the 7 best skip the line tours 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 !”
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”
Official skip-the-line ticket for Prague Jewish Town. Visit 5 synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery, valid 3 days from activation.
“Ease of entry to each synagogue with ticket. Very enlightening and educational.”
Skip the ticket line at Prague Castle with a phone audioguide covering St. Vitus, Royal Palace, St. George’s, and Golden Lane.
“Skipping the line and not having to buy tickets is definitely worth it in high season. There was a bit of confusion about having to print the tickets but they are now accepting your digital ticket at all castle entrances for skipping the line. They just don’t scan it like a regular ticket but have you show it and enter through a side entrance at every check-in point (not the turnstiles will but they literally just open those airport-style strips and let you in after checking your ticket). This was a big deal because a day prior we were frantically looking for a place to print our tickets on a…”
Skip the ticket-office line at Prague Castle, get a short English orientation, and visit key sites including St. Vitus and Golden Lane.
“I had a fantastic experience! Everything was well organized, and staff was friendly. Definitely recommend!”
Prague’s WOW Black Light Theater pairs live performers with wordless 4D effects and audience interaction, for a family-friendly night out.
“Interactive 4D bubbles, rain, spiders, and big balls. The only thing was the story line was a bit vague.”
Skip-the-line entry to Prague’s NaFilM National Film Museum with hands-on film stations, VR, and foley sound fun for all ages.
“When we went there, we had no expectations at all but it turn out to be one of the best experieces in Prague. We separated in two groups - children and older students. Guides adjusted the program to age which made it more fitting for all of us. It was just amazing.”
Skip-the-line entry to Prague’s Museum of Bricks on Narodni 31, with 3,000+ models, interactive play, and evening hours.
“A small museum, but has a lot of interesting Lego items, old and new. For a real fan, or for a kid - a real treat.”
Skip the line at Karlštejn Castle from Prague. Guided English tour, tower highlights, and a scenic countryside drive in about four hours.
“Our guide dropped us off at the bottom of the walkway by the front of the castle, only a short walk up to the castle unlike others whom had to walk up all the way from the parking lot in the village. On the way back he dropped us off at Pague Castle instead of the the starting point. When my wife found she had left her phone in the van, he drove all the way to the hotel and dropped it off for her. Excellent service and communication all around!”
90 minutes of Old Town, New Town, and Wenceslas Square plus a National Museum skip-the-line ticket. Explore Prague your way.
“I have been to Prague 12 years ago but never knew much about its history until Maria-Lourdes gave us a perfect tour. Fun, to the point and very knowledgeable guide you want on this tour. She will show you the secret of almost every corner and some pretty creepy one, too! My husband and I warmly recommended the tour as it ends with cool museums you don’t want to miss. (Well if you like museums).”
