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Prague Sights & Tourist Attractions
Discover the top sights and tourist attractions in Prague, including Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, Gothic towers, majestic squares, historic churches and fine museums.
And you can find out more about them on one of our Prague tours or river cruises. |
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| One of Prague's most romantic sights, a stroll on Charles Bridge presents fine views of Prague Castle, the Vltava River and many of Prague's famous riverside attractions. Charles Bridge connects the Old Town to the Lesser Town (Mala Strana). | | | |  |
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Address: Krizovnicke namesti 3, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| This museum explores the history of Prague's foremost river crossing. It explains the different stages of the bridge's construction using miniature models, original artefacts and replica parts. | | | Adult: 170 CZK Student: 70 CZK Child: 70 CZK | | |
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Address: Karmelitska 9, Lesser Town, Prague 1 |
| The church houses a statue called the Infant Jesus of Prague. It is credited with miraculous healing and, amongst other things, with saving Prague during the Swedish siege in 1639. | | | | |
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Address: Karmelitska 2, Lesser Town, Prague 1 |
| The Czech Museum of Music is located in the former Baroque church of St. Mary Magdalene. It holds a collection of around 700,000 items, documenting the history of music in the city and the wider world. | | | Adult: 120 CZK Student: 80 CZK | | |
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Address: Jiraskovo namesti, New Town, Prague 2 |
| Dancing House cuts a fine figure alongside the river, a strikingly modern contrast to the historic Prague attractions. On the top floor of Dancing House is Ginger & Fred, one of Prague's leading restaurants, offering fine French cuisine and magnificent city views. | | | | |
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Address: Ovocny trh 1, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| The Estates Theatre in Prague is one of the finest historical theatres in Europe. Mozart personally conducted the premiere of the opera Don Giovanni here in 1787. The theatre stages a variety of operas throughout the year, many by Mozart. | | | | |
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Address: Prague Castle, Castle District, Prague 1 |
| Golden Lane is an ancient street of 11 historic houses within the Prague Castle complex. Inside the houses are displays of armoury, textiles & other attractions, along with tourist souvenir shops. | | | | |
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Jewish Quarter (Josefov), Prague 1 |
| The Jewish Quarter contains the best preserved complex of historical Jewish monuments in Europe. The 'Jewish Museum in Prague' is a collection of the most significant of these monuments. | | | Adult: 350 CZK Student: 250 CZK Child: 250 CZK | | |
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Josefov, Prague 1 |
| The Jewish Quarter (Josefov) in Prague is sandwiched between the Old Town Square and the river.
The torrid history of the former Jewish Ghetto began in the 13th century, when Jewish people were ordered to vacate their disparate homes and settle in the area. | | | | |
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Address: Jindrisska, New Town, Prague 1 |
| Jindrisska Tower (Jindrisska Vez) is a multi-level attraction, offering fine views over Prague from the top. Jindrisska is the highest separate belfry in Prague at 66m high and has ten floors. | | | Adult: 140 CZK Student: 80 CZK Child: 50 CZK | | |
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Address: Karlova 1, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| Founded in 1232, the Klementinum is one of the most historic sights in Prague. Its attractions include the Astronomical Tower, which offers 360° views over the Old Town; the Baroque Library; and the stunning Mirror Chapel, which hosts classical concerts. | | | | |
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| The Lesser Town (Mala Strana) clusters around the foothills of Prague Castle. This picturesque area of ancient burgher houses, quaint side streets and St. Nicholas Church is a favourite setting for movies and commercials. | | | | |
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Address: Charles Bridge, Lesser Town, Prague 1 |
| The Lesser Town Bridge Tower is situated at one end of Charles Bridge. For tourists arriving from the Old Town, this ancient gate is the main pedestrian entrance to the Lesser Town.
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Address: Jirska 3, Castle District, Prague 1 |
| The highly acclaimed Lobkowicz Palace (Lobkowiczký palác) is part of the Prague Castle complex.
The palace is one of the finest museums in Prague, while its most beautiful room, the 17th century Baroque Concert Hall, is the setting for lunchtime classical concerts. | | | | |
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Address: Loretanske namesti 7, Castle District, Prague 1 |
| The beautiful Loreta is an important pilgrimage site, built to promote the legend of Santa Casa. The church is situated in a delightful courtyard surrounded by chapel-lined arcades. | | | Adult: 180 CZK Student: 120 CZK Child: 90 CZK | | |
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Address: Maiselova 10, Josefov, Prague 1 |
| Maisel Synagogue is one of the historical monuments that form the Jewish Museum in Prague. It was built in 1590-92 and for a century it stood as the largest and most impressive building in the Jewish Ghetto. It is now the setting for early evening classical concerts. | | | | |
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Address: Panska 7, Kaunicky Palace, New Town, Prague 1 |
| A small museum dedicated to the life and works of the Czech Art Nouveau artist Alphonse Mucha, famous for his poster designs for the theatre productions of the actress Sarah Bernhardt. | | | Adult: 300 CZK Student: 200 CZK Child: 200 CZK | | |
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Address: Republic Square 5, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| Municipal House in Prague is one of the finest Art Nouveau buildings in Europe. Inside is a magnificent complex of rooms, including the largest concert hall in Prague, fine restaurants, an American cocktail bar, an elegant traditional café and exhibition rooms. | | | | |
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Address: V Celnici 4, New Town, Prague 1 |
| The Museum of Communism is the primary attraction of its kind in Prague, leading visitors through the life of the Czech people in the times of the Soviet Union. | | | Adult: 380 CZK Student: 290 CZK Child: 190 CZK | | |
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Address: Wenceslas Square 68, New Town, Prague 1 |
| The National Museum is the largest museum in Prague and the Czech Republic. It houses permanent and temporary exhibitions. Visitors can also ride a lift up to the Dome, to enjoy views across the city. | | | Adult: 200 CZK Student: 130 CZK Child: 130 CZK | | |
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Address: Narodni 2, New Town, Prague 1 |
| The National Theatre is a stunning neo-Renaissance building majestically set by the Vltava River, instantly recognisable by its golden roof. As one of the three opera houses in Prague, the National Theatre boats a fine repertoire of opera and ballet performances. | | | | |
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Address: Charles Bridge, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| Part of Prague's old fortification system, the Old Town Bridge Tower is one of the most beautiful Gothic towers in Europe and heralds the entrance to the Old Town from Charles Bridge. | | | Adult: 100 CZK Student: 70 CZK Child: 70 CZK | | |
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Address: Old Town Square, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| The Astronomical Clock is one of the most popular Prague tourist attractions. Watch the procession of the Twelve Apostles, then climb the tower for spectacular views over the Old Town. | | | Adult: 250 CZK Student: 150 CZK Child: 150 CZK | | |
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Old Town, Prague 1 |
| With its origins in the 12th century, the Old Town Square is the most significant square in the historical centre of Prague and is unquestionably one of the most beautiful historical sights in Europe. | | | | |
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Address: Maiselova 250/18, Josefov, Prague 1 |
| Completed in 1270, the Old-New Synagogue is the oldest monument in the Jewish Quarter in Prague, and Europe's oldest working synagogue. It was built by stone-masons from the royal workshop. | | | Adult: 200 CZK Student: 140 CZK Child: 140 CZK | | |
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Address: Petrin Hill, Lesser Town, Prague 5 |
| Runs from the Lesser Town up Petrin Hill. At the top, set in landscaped gardens, is Petrin Lookout Tower, a mirror maze & an observatory. A half way stop serves Nebozizek Restaurant. | | | Adult: 60 CZK Student: 60 CZK Child: 60 CZK | | |
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Lesser Town, Prague 5 |
| Take the funicular to the top of Petrin Hill, then climb the Petrin Lookout Tower to enjoy the views over Prague. There are also landscaped gardens, a mirror maze and an observatory. | | | Adult: 150 CZK Student: 80 CZK Child: 80 CZK | | |
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Address: Republic Square, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| The Powder Tower can trace its origins back to the 11th century, when it was one of 13 entrances to the Old Town. In time it was used to store gunpowder, so became known as the Powder Tower. | | | Adult: 100 CZK Student: 70 CZK Child: 70 CZK | | |
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Castle District, Prague 1 |
| Prague Castle is Prague's premier tourist attraction. This vast complex includes churches, palaces, a monastery, museums, art galleries, viewing towers and the supreme St. Vitus Cathedral. | | | Adult: 250 CZK Student: 125 CZK Child: 125 CZK | | |
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Address: Wilsonova 4, New Town, Prague 1 |
| The Prague State Opera (Státní opera Praha) is the city's foremost opera house. It stages a varied programme of opera and ballet by Verdi, Tchaikovsky, Puccini, Rossini, Donizetti and Prokofiev. The theatre is located close to Wenceslas Square. | | | | |
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Address: U Trojskeho zamku 120, Troja, Prague 7 |
| Prague Zoo is the most visited zoological garden in the Czech Republic. There are around 5000 animals and 680 species, and the grounds stretch from a lush river valley to rolling meadows. | | | Adult: 250 CZK Student: 200 CZK Child: 200 CZK | | |
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Address: Alsovo nabrezi 12, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| The Rudolfinum in Prague is a significant Neo-Renaissance structure set in a commanding position near the river. The Dvořák Hall inside the Rudolfinum hosts a varied programme of classical music concerts, mostly performed by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. | | | | |
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Address: Vystaviste, Holesovice, Prague 7 |
| The largest Sea World in the Czech Republic boasts a giant fish tank containing 100,000 litres of seawater. Observe an array of fish feeding off coral, along with sharks, moray eels and rays. | | | Adult: 320 CZK Student: 250 CZK Child: 200 CZK | | |
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Address: Vezenska 1, Josefov, Prague 1 |
| The Spanish Synagogue in Prague is described as the most beautiful synagogue in Europe. Set in the Jewish Quarter, it forms part of the Jewish Museum, and houses a permanent exhibition on 'Jews in the Bohemian Lands'. | | | | |
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Address: Resslova 9a, New Town, Prague 1 |
| In May 1942, two Czechoslovak paratroopers carried out the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich, the Nazi overseer of Czechoslovakia. A museum in the crypt of the church tells the story. | | | | |
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Address: Prague Castle, Castle District, Prague 1 |
St. George's Basilica was founded by Prince Vratislav (915-921) and is both the best-preserved Romanesque church in Prague, and the oldest church building in the Prague Castle complex.
St. George's Basilica is a popular setting for classical concerts. | | | | |
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Address: Lesser Town Square, Lesser Town, Prague 1 |
| St. Nicholas Church at Lesser Town Square is the largest church in Prague founded by the Jesuits. Began in 1703, it is the masterpiece of Christoph and Kilian Ignaz Dientzenhofer. | | | Adult: 100 CZK Student: 60 CZK Child: 60 CZK | | |
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Address: Old Town Square, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| The lovely white façade of St. Nicholas Church gleams in the corner of the Old Town Square, hit by the sun during the day and lit by strong white lights at night. Classical concerts are held here. | | | | |
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Address: Prague Castle, Castle District, Prague 1 |
| St. Vitus Cathedral is the dominant building within the Prague Castle complex. The cathedral is a Gothic masterpiece commissioned by Charles IV in 1344. Visitors can climb the Great South Tower to enjoy magnificent views over the city. | | | | |
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Address: Strahovske nadvori 1, Strahov, Castle District, Prague 1 |
| Strahov Monastery sits above Petrin Hill, and offers a serene view over the Lesser Town. Take time to contemplate life in this tranquil location, and visit its famous library of over 16,000 books. | | | Adult: 280 CZK Student: 140 CZK Child: 140 CZK | | |
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Address: Old Town Square, Old Town, Prague 1 |
| Tyn Church, founded in 1385, dominates one side of the Old Town Square in Prague. The towers of this powerful looking Gothic church (with a Baroque interior) can be seen from all over Prague. | | | | |
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Address: Ke Karlovu 20, Vinohrady, Prague 2 |
| The Dvořák Museum at Villa Amerika in Prague is dedicated to the life and works of the Czech composer. This 18th century summer palace also hosts living history classical concerts from May to October. | | | Adult: 50 CZK Student: 30 CZK Child: 30 CZK | | |
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| The Vltava River flows through the centre of Prague. The Old Town and the New Town lie on one side of the river. On the other bank is the Lesser Town and Prague Castle. Spanning the two sides is Charles Bridge, a pedestrian crossing and focal point for visitors to the city. | | | | |
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Address: V Pevnosti 5b, Vysehrad, Prague 2 |
| Vysehrad Park covers a large area. Visitors can take a pleasant walk through landscaped gardens, enjoy a picnic, admire fine views over the river and visit the Church of St. Peter & Paul. | | | Adult: 90 CZK Student: 50 CZK Child: 50 CZK | | |
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New Town, Prague 1 |
| Wenceslas Square is Prague’s main boulevard, and the centre for shops, bars, banks, casinos & hotels. It is an extremely popular place for tourists to stay, as most of Prague's sights & attractions lie within easy walking distance. | | | | |
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