Best Prague Tickets

Prague is a colourful city that preserves a baroque, gothic and medieval architectural style. In its streets you will find churches, museums and monuments that will capture your attention from the first moment.

During your stay you can buy the best tickets in Prague and visit places such as the Medieval Astronomical Clock, the Prague Castle, the Museum of Illusions and the Museum of the Senses... But that's just a few.

The Prague Astronomical Clock, located on the façade of the Town Hall building, is a must-see attraction and you can buy tickets online or at the physical ticket office.

You will be amazed by its well-preserved structure and antique pieces such as the astronomical quadrant and the zodiacal ring. You will also enjoy a privileged panoramic view of the city from the clock tower.

During the visit you will learn about the historical and cultural importance of this medieval clock, observe the alignment of the signs of the zodiac, learn how to read the cyclical information, the position of the constellations, the stars and the planets. And, if you look inside the clock, you will contemplate the passing of the 12 apostles.

• Price: from €24.

By purchasing a ticket to Prague Castle you will have the opportunity to tour the largest architectural complex in the world, which has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, at your own pace.

During the tour you will discover St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica, the Powder Tower, the Golden Alley and the Rosenberg Palace.

You will be amazed by the historical and cultural display offered by the buildings that make up the perimeter of Prague Castle, whether through their architecture, furniture or art exhibited in their halls.

• Price: from €29.

If you want to see Prague Castle in a different way, I recommend buying a ticket to Lobkowicz Palace and Prague Castle. The Palace part is not usually included in all tickets, but it is a must, as it houses one of the largest art galleries in the city.

In addition to the Palace, you can access four other areas such as St. George's Basilica, the Golden Lane, St. Vitus Cathedral and the Old Royal Palace.

With this ticket, the visit to Lobkowicz Palace includes an audio guide and you can also do the tour at your own pace.

• Price: from €31.

Buying tickets to the Museum of Communism in Prague will immerse you in the Czechoslovak communist era, which began in 1948 after the Soviet-backed coup d'état and ended in 1990.

As well as watching a documentary about communism in Prague, you can tour the rooms at your own pace and see various artefacts from the period. If you are passionate about history, this museum is not to be missed on your visit to Prague.

• Price: from €17.

From the Žižkov TV Tower Observatory you can enjoy one of the most impressive panoramic views of the city from a height of almost 100 metres.

You will also have binoculars installed in the tower so that you can get a closer look at the monuments. And the best thing is that when you buy tickets to the Žižkov TV Tower with fast-track access you won't have to queue.

• Price: from €14.

Mozart is known all over the world, but in Prague he is held in special esteem as an idol. This is because during his stay in the city he premiered his Symphony No. 38, one of his greatest works.

Thanks to this, you can enjoy one of the most beautiful experiences in Prague if you are a music lover. By booking tickets to a Mozart concert + dinner, you can listen to some of the composer's most emblematic pieces live in the dreamlike setting of the neo-baroque Boccaccio ballroom.

• Price: from 92€.

Black light theatre or black light theatre is a type of live performance that takes place in total darkness and uses special lighting to highlight the fabrics and materials used by the actors. Another of its characteristics is that it is a silent performance.

Although we can book tickets to the black theatre in different parts of the world, Prague is the city where it has been most successful. So my recommendation is that you don't miss this unique and visually hypnotic show.

• Price: from 23€.

Do you love wax museums? Well, in Prague you can also enjoy one, being recommended especially if you go with children.

Specifically, the one in Prague has nothing more and nothing less than more than 40 figures of famous people, with whom you can take pictures and have fun with some interactive elements that accompany them.

And the best thing about booking tickets to Madame Tussauds in Prague through Hellotickets is that access is without queues, so you will not have to wait.

• Price: from €15.

Buying a ticket to the Museum of Illusions Prague guarantees you a surreal experience with unforgettable moments. All this thanks to more than 150 areas of interactive 3D and 2D exhibits, which will also provide you with the perfect backdrop for incredible photographs.

You will not stop being amazed by the optical illusions and artistic tricks you will discover throughout your tour of the museum.

You'll be simply delirious when you turn into King Kong's snack, walk across the ceiling of the room, transform into a giant or a dwarf when you enter the magic room, among others.

• Price: from €14.

Experience an interactive experience at the Museum of Senses in P rague. You will be amazed by more than 90 exhibits of visual effects and tricks, displayed in 17 rooms.

You will test your sense of hearing, sight, smell and touch with all the fun illusions: a bed of pins, a desert of dunes, a hall of mirrors, a wild jungle and more.

In addition to stimulating your imagination and tricking your senses through all these mental challenges, you will also learn how sounds are made for animations - don't miss out on buying a ticket to the Museum of the Senses in Prague!

• Price: from €11.

In the town of Karlovy Vary, just two hours from Prague, you can get away from the crowds. Relax by soaking in the thermal springs of this spa town, while your skin takes advantage of all the minerals in the water.

On this one-day experience, you' ll also discover a 19th-century swing. You will be amazed by the spectacle provided by this fountain, which emanates approximately 2,000 litres of water per minute at a maximum temperature of 72ºC. You will have to look up to a height of 12 metres.