Top Czech Republic Attractions & Museums

Enjoy general admission to the Chocolate Museum! Explore the fascinating history of Prague through engaging exhibits and guided displays. View interactive rooms full of playful elements and hidden secrets waiting to be discovered! Perfect for visitors of all ages.

Meet global icons at the famous Madame Tussauds with your entry ticket Step into themed sets for unforgettable photo opportunities After you visit the wax museum, explore Prague with a self-guided audio tour

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.

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.

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.

Prebook admission to save time in Brno and explore the 10-Z World War II and Cold War bunker-turned-museum independently. Roam the tunnels built by Nazi forces and then converted into a Cold War nuclear shelter for Brno’s elite. See furniture used by Hitler, the telephone exchange, exhibitions, effects, and more; view a cell etched with messages from condemned prisoners, and enjoy Cold War-inspired snacks (own expense) at the café.

This combination ticket grants access to the Lobkowicz Palace Museum as well as four other locations within the Prague Castle. Experience an audio-guided exploration of the Lobkowicz Palace Museum, where guests can delve into Bohemian and European history through the distinctive lens of the Lobkowicz family and their renowned collections—recognized as one of Europe’s oldest and most exceptional private art assemblages, featuring over 2,000 years old artifacts. Visit Prague Castle, starting with St. Vitus Cathedral, which has origins tracing back to 930 AD. Next to it lies the Old Royal Palace, home to Vladislav Hall—the location of the notorious defenestration of two Catholic Habsburg vicegerents that triggered one of Europe's most devastating wars. Visit St. George’s Basilica, The Golden Lane a vibrant and charming passageway that once accommodated the castle’s staff—including goldsmiths and soldiers—and later welcomed notable figures like writers and artists such as Franz Kafka.

Exploring Prague’s Old Town isn’t just about the old buildings—experience a different side to the city during a fun chocolate-making workshop at the Prague Chocolate Museum. Kids and anyone with a sweet tooth will love this attraction. Learn about chocolate’s international history from exhibits and the audio guide, then watch a master chocolatier at work during a workshop. Get the chance to sample some sweet treats, too.

Explore one of Prague’s most creative and unexpected exhibitions—and bring your smartphone along to capture the immersive spaces and optical illusions—when you visit the Museum of Senses. Book your tickets before you travel to make logistics seamless, and upon arrival, explore the galleries independently. You can discover 90 exhibits in 17 different areas, from upside-down rooms to a bed of nails.

Guarantee your entry to one of Prague’s most family-friendly attractions by booking your tickets to the Museum of Bricks in advance. Fun for travelers of every age, the museum exhibits thousands of brick models from pop culture, in addition to showcasing Czech structures such as Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. Interactive models and a playroom are sure to keep kids entertained throughout your visit.

The Poděbrady Museum of Bricks, the youngest of all branches, has more than 3,000 exhibits made up of tiny LEGO® bricks prepared for its visitors. Among them are also models that can only be seen in Poděbrady - Jiřího náměstí in Poděbrady and the Liberec Town Hall. At the same time, visitors will learn something more about the history and development of the LEGO® brand and a lot of interesting things on top. For example, did you know that Lego used to be made of wood?

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.

Pick up your admission to Prague Castle without having to wait to buy ticket Free entry: Explore the Hall of John of Luxembourg in Minorite Monastery, a unique medieval gem Explore the magnificent Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane and more While going to Prague Castle, get the mobile guide for VIP deals & discounts! The online Audioguide highlights key sites, personalities, and artworks Possible restoration works may affect the audio guide route, and some audio guide points may be temporarily inaccessible.

Cesky Krumlov is one of Bohemia's must-visit towns, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a treat for history and architecture lovers. Make the most of your visit by touring with a local guide. As this is a private tour catering especially to small groups, you can customize the itinerary to suit your needs. Hear the stories behind the beautiful facades, and learn things that you'd miss if visiting independently.

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.

Discover places where Franz Kafka lived and learn more about his life and work.The audio guide will take you to the most beautiful parts of Prague, such as the Jewish Quarter and Old Town Square.The audio guide is available in several languages and includes a map that makes it easy to explore the city.

One ticket gives you access to two unique exhibitions, including the internationally acclaimed, award-winning immersive experience Echoes of Tomorrow and a spectacular showcase of Signal Festival's most iconic video mappings.

Avoid disappointment and secure your entry to the AquaPalace in advance, with this ticket to the family-friendly water park in Prague. Bypass the ticket queue, explore the park sooner, and hop on rides faster than you would be able to otherwise. Get active in wave pools, swim on the complex’s wildwater river, and ride on the Czech Republic’s longest water slide.

Explore the majestic Lobkowicz Palace at Prague Castle on this informative and entertaining tour with an audio guide narrated by members of the Lobkowicz family. Wander around the 22 art-laden rooms at your own leisure gawking at the world-famous art and historical artifacts. Marvel at paintings by Canaletto and Velázquez, see musical scores written by Mozart and Beethoven and take delight in centuries-old decorative arts.

Almost five thousand animals live today in the Prague Zoo, which according to many rankings is in the top 10 most beautiful zoos in the world. But its road to success has been a long and difficult one. It survived the Second World War, but also many floods. She has earned respect around the world for her success in breeding and has won many world premieres. Let's visit together this unique zoo located in Prague's Troja district. Our audio guide will introduce you to the history, and individual pavilions, but also offer you one of the many ways to visit the Prague Zoo. You will receive your ticket and audio guide login details one day prior date on which you made your reservation via a separate email. Immediately after logging in, you can start your self-guided audio tour in front of the main entrance to the Prague Zoo, located at U Trojského zámku 120/3 in the Prague-Troja district. It is necessary to have a working internet connection for the audio guide to work properly,

Discover places where Franz Kafka lived and learn more about his life and work.The audio guide will take you to the most beautiful parts of Prague, such as the Jewish Quarter and Old Town Square.The audio guide is available in several languages and includes a map that makes it easy to explore the city.

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.

Visit the World of Banksy Museum for artistic inspiration; Enhance your experience with a self-guided audio tour through Prague; Admire the vibrant John Lennon Wall as a symbol of free speech; Feel the legacy of saints crossing the Charles Bridge; Contemplate centuries of stories at Prague Castle;