Top Czech Republic Tickets & Passes

Take in a large stretch of Prague with ease on an electric tricycle group tour. Learn how to use the trike, strap on a helmet, and take off in the company of a guide to explore the city. Visit the John Lennon Wall, Strahov Monastery, Letna Park, Prague Castle, and more without breaking a sweat. Only persons capable of safely operating the vehicle with both hands are permitted to drive.

Experience a classical music concert in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue with these concert tickets. Choose between four hour-long programs and listen to a mix of classical music, modern compositions, and traditional Jewish music. Admire the unique interior of the Spanish Synagogue and enjoy the high quality acoustics in the historical space.

The line to get into Prague Castle, particularly St. Vitus Cathedral, can be daunting and long. But this skip-the-line admission lets you breeze right past other tourists and head straight into the castle complex. Begin with a 20-minute introductory presentation so you know what you’re about to visit, then set off to explore at your own pace.

Visit the IAM Illusion Art Museum, Prague's first interactive museum of illusions and trick art, with this fast-pass ticket that lets you skip the line. Located in the city centre between Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square, discover works by Czech and international creators, enhance your experience with augmented reality, and hear stories through a free multilingual audio guide.

Get admission to Prague's Old Town Hall Tower, with its famous Astronomical Clock, without waiting in line with this prebooked ticket. Skip the ticket lines and collect your admission ticket from a representative near the clock tower in Old Town Square. After a short English-language introduction, explore the clock tower, which dates from the 15th century, at your own pace, or upgrade to add an audio guide.

With this cabaret experience, relax after a busy day exploring Prague’s historic streets with dinner and a show. Choose between three different ticket tiers and settle in for an evening of song and dance. All tickets come with a welcome drink, and if you’ve picked a dinner option, enjoy a four-course experience of appetizer, soup, main course, and dessert.

Pre-book your tickets for the most entertaining museum in Prague. Discover a fascinating world of optical illusions and interactive exhibits at the Museum of Fantastic Illusions. Try a magic chair that turns you into a a giant, levitate in the air, and see your true mirror image. It's an experience unlike any other and pre-booking your ticket ensures a smooth visit.

Relish the music of Mozart over dinner at this concert and dinner experience in Prague. Relax into the historical Boccaccio Ballroom and savor a 3-course Czech and Austrian dinner as you listen to arias and duets from operas such as “The Magic Flute” and “Don Giovanni.” Interludes are performed by singers and musicians from Czech opera houses. Upgrade to sit at a table for two, perfect for couples.

Whether you’re looking for an atypical Prague experience or the kids need a break from museums, the Black Light Theatre Wow Show is a great option. Let the combination of live performers and 4D effects take you on a visual journey. With an advanced booking, there's no need to wait in line or worry about sold-out tickets. Simply show up and prepare to be amazed.

Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Josefov, Prague's Jewish quarter, on this morning walking tour. Explore the district in the company of an expert in Prague's Jewish history and enjoy included admission to synagogues and the hauntingly beautiful Jewish cemetery. Learn all about this small community in the Czech capital and their struggles throughout the centuries.

Take a break from exploring Prague’s storied cobblestone streets and relax with some smooth music at a jazz club venue in the center of the city. Sample a range of tunes, from swing to blues, as you enjoy a drink and take in the historic venue, which has hosted jazz performances for more than 50 years.

Discover the history of the world's first golden lager at the Pilsner Urquell Experience in Prague. Located in a historic building on Wenceslas Square, this immersive tour combines cutting-edge technology with Czech beer culture. Taste three beers, enjoy tapster shows, and explore interactive exhibits at this must-visit experience for beer enthusiasts and those curious about Czech brewing heritage. Enjoy skip-the-line direct entry to the tour.

Listen to historic melodies by Smetana, Dvořák, Beethoven, and Bach during this early afternoon concert in a palace you wouldn’t otherwise get to see inside at the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Prague Castle. Take a pause in your day of sightseeing in Prague to relax and take in some chamber music, surrounded by historic works of art in the Lobkowicz Palace's Baroque concert hall. A must for music lovers.

Largest and award-winning immersive gallery in Prague Spectacular infinity room A multi-sensory journey built from light, sound, and motion

Skip the line to purchase the admission ticket to the Jewish town in Prague Visit one of the oldest surviving Jewish burial grounds in the world - the Old Jewish Cemetery Visit the most important synagogues in Prague such as the Maisel, Pinkas, Spanish and Old-New synagogues Learn the story of the Jewish community in Prague during a short introduction in English Explore the Jewish Quarter with an optional Online AUDIOGUIDE

Go off the beaten tourist path and discover a lesser-known side of Prague: It's very own mini Venice. Aboard a small board, listen as your captain shares insight into the Devil's Channel as you cruise past the medieval buildings lining the Vltava River. Choose from multiple departure times throughout the day.

Immerse yourself in the romance of medieval times with a dining experience in Prague. Leave the modern world behind and step into a candle-lit tavern. Kick off the evening with beer or wine. Sit down to three or five generous courses of medieval-style food (various menus suit different dietary requirements) in a communal, historically inspired tavern-like setting. Be entertained by talented jugglers, belly dancers, and swordsmen.

On this moving, somber tour of the Terezin Concentration Camp, you'll learn about a lesser-known chapter of World War II history, discover more about the region's Jewish heritage, and can pay tribute to all those who were killed at the camp. As you go, your guide will share in-depth stories, history, and remembrances. With round-trip transit from Prague by bus, you don't need to worry about finding your own way there and back.

Enjoy a traditional Czech evening featuring a mead toast, folk dancing, and singing from the Bohemian and Moravian regions. Choose from diverse 4-course menus including halal and vegetarian options, paired with unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience. A special New Year's Eve celebration with a DJ and extended hours is also offered on 31 December.

Discover one of the largest model railways in Central Europe when you book tickets to Prague’s Kingdom of Railways exhibition. Home to more than 1,300 feet (400 meters) of railway tracks, and currently under construction to expand further, the extensive display includes hundreds of locomotives, plus different Czech cityscapes, all wrought on a miniature scale. The exhibition also hosts interactive displays and play areas that cater to younger visitors. Book your tickets before you travel to guarantee your admission, and once inside explore at your own pace.

Experience a unique black light theatre performance in Prague’s historic 15th-century underground theater. This intimate, non-verbal show blends film projections, expressive dance, and dazzling UV effects to tell a dreamlike story of romance and transformation. Music ranges from original scores to pop and rock hits. Audience participation adds to the immersive atmosphere, making it an accessible and engaging evening out that’s suitable for most ages.

Enjoy an evening of baroque-style music in Prague at an organ concert at the St. Francis of Assisi Church in the Old Town, near Charles Bridge. Classical music lovers will love listening to Czech musicians play one of Prague’s oldest organs, which dates back to 1702 and was played by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. You’ll receive an English-language program, blankets if needed, and can tour the church beforehand if you like.

Immerse yourself in Prague’s party culture on a lively pub crawl through some of the city’s most dynamic bars. Start with all-you-can-drink beer, wine, vodka, and absinthe at the first bar, then enjoy welcome shots at other pubs. Save time with skip-the-line access to the 5-story Karlovy Lazne nightclub, heading straight to the dance floor.