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- Adult: 29€, Reduced rate: 23€
- Skip the line tickets
- Opening hours : 9am-5pm
- Secure payment
Good to know before your visit
- Without a ticket, queues can reach 30-45 minutes in peak season. Your ticket lets you skip the box office entirely.
- Ticket valid for 2 days, one-time access per building.
- No printing needed, show your e-ticket on your phone.
- The Changing of the Guard takes place every day at noon in the First Courtyard, included with ticket.
- Children under 6 enter free of charge.
- Facilities are wheelchair accessible.
What's Included
Old Royal Palace · St. Vitus Cathedral · St. George's Basilica · Golden Lane & Daliborka Tower
Skip the Line
Bypass the box office queue entirely. Show your e-ticket on your phone, no need to stop at the ticket window.
2-Day Validity
Your ticket is valid for 2 days from the date you choose. Explore at your own pace without time pressure.
Instant E-Ticket
Your ticket is delivered to your inbox immediately after booking. Valid directly on your smartphone.
Itinerary
Step 1 - Arrive at the main entrance
Arrive at the main entrance
Head to Hradčanské náměstí, the main square in front of Prague Castle. You’ll recognise the entrance by the Matthias Gate and the statues of fighting giants. Show your e-ticket on your phone — no need to stop at the box office.
Step 2 - First and Second Courtyards
First and Second Courtyards
Begin your visit by strolling through the castle’s open courtyards. At noon, don’t miss the ceremonial Changing of the Guard with fanfare in the First Courtyard.
Step 3 - St. Vitus Cathedral
St. Vitus Cathedral
Enter the cathedral and take in its soaring Gothic architecture, stunning stained glass windows, and the tomb of St. Wenceslas. Note: closed Sunday mornings for religious services.
Step 4 - Old Royal Palace
Old Royal Palace
Explore the Vladislav Hall, once used for royal coronations and jousting tournaments. The hall’s late-Gothic vaulted ceiling is one of the finest in Europe.
Step 5 - St. George's Basilica
Visit one of the best-preserved Romanesque buildings in the Czech Republic, with origins dating back to the 10th century.
Step 6 - Golden Lane
End your visit with a walk down this picturesque cobbled street. Stop at house No. 22, where Franz Kafka once lived and wrote.
Reviews
Prague Castle is absolutely breathtaking. St. Vitus Cathedral alone is worth the visit — the stained glass windows are unlike anything I've ever seen. Plan at least half a day, there's so much to explore.
Colin O.
February 2026
The views from the castle grounds over the city are stunning. Golden Lane is charming and full of character. Don't miss the Changing of the Guard at noon — it's quite a spectacle.
Muskan S.
September 2025
One of the most impressive historical sites I've visited in Europe. The Old Royal Palace and the cathedral are magnificent. Go early in the morning to avoid the crowds.
Josh Z.
July 2025
Ready to explore Prague Castle?
Visit Preparation
Prague Castle area open 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM.
Historic buildings open 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Apr–Oct) and 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Nov–Mar).
By tram: lines 22 or 23, stop Pražský hrad — 5-minute walk to the Second Courtyard.
By metro: line A (green), station Malostranská — 7-minute walk.
By bus: line 192, stops directly at the castle entrance.
Your e-ticket on your smartphone. Comfortable walking shoes — the castle complex covers 70,000 m². A light jacket, as the courtyards can be breezy even in summer.
The Changing of the Guard with full fanfare takes place every day at noon in the First Courtyard — it’s included with the ticket and worth timing your arrival around. Each building can only be entered once per ticket. St. Vitus Cathedral may be closed on Sundays for religious services. The Lobkowicz Palace requires a separate ticket not included here.
Tickets are non-refundable once purchased. We recommend double-checking your visit date before confirming your order. If you have any issue with your booking, feel free to contact us directly and we’ll do our best to help.
Plan at least 2 to 3 hours to visit the main buildings comfortably — the cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George’s Basilica and Golden Lane. If you want to explore the gardens, the courtyards and soak in the views over the city, allow a full half-day. The castle complex covers 70,000 m² so there’s no shortage of things to discover.
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