Prague All-Inclusive Pass: 30+ Activities including Prague Castle

Wandering through the Prague castle complex, you’ll be treated to an extensive array of palaces, churches, and architectural wonders from various styles and epochs. Includes entry to Old Royal Palace, Golden Lane, St George's Basilica and St Vitus Cathedral.

Experience the ultimate beer adventure at Pilsner Urquell: The Original Beer Experience in Prague. Situated on Wenceslas Square, this immersive exhibition unveils the captivating story behind the world's first golden beer. Learn all about the brewing process with the help of interactive audio guides and mesmerizing video mapping. You will also be able to treat your taste-buds to a beer-tasting session.

There's no better way to explore Prague than to hop on an open-top sightseeing bus and take a whistle-stop tour of the city. The best bit? You can get off at any stops you want to explore and get back on at your leisure. And, you've got a full 24 hours to do it.

Head to Prague's Jewish Quarter and immerse yourself in centuries of rich cultural heritage and history. From iconic synagogues to the solemn beauty of the Old Jewish Cemetery, every corner of the quarter tells a story of resilience, faith, and community.

Perched majestically on the Prague skyline is the Žižkov TV Tower, a beacon of modernity amidst the historic charm of the Czech capital. At an impressive height of 216 meters, this architectural marvel dominates the cityscape, offering a unique opportunity to see Prague from above.

A Prague River Cruise takes you through the heart of one of Europe's most beautiful and historic cities. As the cruise glides effortlessly along the tranquil waters of the Vltava River, you'll be treated to an unspoiled view of the city's majestic skyline, dotted with centuries-old castles, towers, and spires. You can't help but be entranced by the enchanting allure of the city's Gothic and Renaissance architecture that tells tales from a bygone era.

Enjoy a 55-minute-long interactive tour with screenings and exhibits detailing the history and tradition of distilling and insights into manufacturing fruit spirits. You'll also get the chance to put an innovative 5D virtual experience to the test.
The best bit? You'll get to enjoy a premium tasting experience with three R. JELÍNEK kosher products plus three different finger foods to try.

Nestled in the heart of Prague, the Gallery of Steel Figures Prague stands as a beacon of creativity, offering visitors a unique exploration of art made from recycled steel parts. This fascinating gallery has transformed discarded materials into hundreds of captivating figures, inspired by pop culture, fairytales, and the automotive world.

Avoid the tourist traps on this walking tour of Old Town. Led by local experts, this unique tour blends must-see sights with hidden gems that you won’t see anywhere else. Admire the 600-year-old Orloj Astronomical Clock exteriors, the Gothic icon Charles Bridge, and the 13th-century Jewish Quarter Josefov. Your guide will give you the lowdown on all the history of the area and take you to lesser-known spots on this unique tour. Immerse yourself in the beautiful district and wonder at facts and stories about the Medieval era, Bohemian Kings, the impact of the Second World War, and much more to give you an in-depth view into the contexts that have shaped Prague. Into history, architecture, stories and paths less traveled? This fascinating tour is one that can't be missed!

The first museum in the Czech Republic dedicated exclusively to illusions and trick art. With it's prime location between the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square is the ultimate place for those seeking the perfect blend of culture and history.

A fascinating exhibition boasting an impressive model railway that is sure to captivate both young and old. This isn't just any model railway though, it's a bustling miniature city with around 80 train sets, including moving cars, trams, cable cars and even a metro.

A unique museum that uses cutting-edge audio-digital elements to bring 800 years of Prague history to life. Use a bespoke augmented reality app and explore three floors complete with exhibits and special interactive photo points where you'll see history come to life.

Step into the colorful world of bricks at Prague's Museum of Bricks, home to the world's largest LEGO collection! With an incredible 9,000 exhibits and around 10 million pieces this is a must-see place for any LEGO enthusiast.

Get ready for a day of non-stop fun and excitement at Aquapalace Prague – the ultimate water park adventure in Central Europe! With your full-day entry, you're in for a wild ride through the Water World's 9,150 square meters of aquatic fun.

Constructed in 1868 for the local Reform congregation, the Spanish Synagogue stands as a testament to the evolving landscape of Jewish life in Prague. Situated on the site of the 12th-century Altschul, the oldest synagogue in the Prague ghetto, the Spanish Synagogue inherits a legacy of religious devotion and cultural prominence.

As the largest and arguably most important temple in Prague, St. Vitus Cathedral holds a revered place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike. Its construction, initiated by Charles IV in 1344, represents a pinnacle of Gothic architecture and craftsmanship, with its awe-inspiring soaring spires and intricate details captivating the eye.

A visit to the Old Jewish Cemetery is not merely a tour of ancient gravestones; it is a profound encounter with the resilience, wisdom, and creativity of generations past.

Originally a wooden structure constructed in the 9th-10th century, the Old Royal Palace underwent significant transformations through the reigns of monarchs like Charles IV and Vladislav Jagiello. The Gothic palace, expanded in the 14th century, boasts the magnificent Vladislav Hall, a symbol of royal power and grandeur where royal events and ceremonies were held.

Visit the synagogue serving as a vital educational resource and a solemn place of remembrance, ensuring the voices of those lost are never forgotten.

This must-see Prague site will take you on a trip through centuries of Jewish history, legend and spiritual significance.

Originating as the second church at Prague Castle, St. George's Basilica boasts a rich history that spans multiple periods of architectural evolution and cultural transformation. The present Romanesque appearance of the church is a testament to the resilience of its structure, rebuilt after a devastating fire in 1142.

Enjoy a trip to Prague Zoo and come face-to-face with over 680 species! The zoo is renowned for its conservation efforts and extensive animal exhibits, and is home to species from around the globe.

Dating back to the late 15th century, the Golden Lane is steeped in history, folklore and literary intrigue. This picturesque lane, adorned with colorful houses, has inspired countless legends and myths, attracting writers, artists and dreamers alike. Notably, the renowned Franz Kafka once called this charming alley home, adding to its allure and mystique.