The Prague City Pass is valid for 30 days and bundles sights and tours; the official Prague Visitor Pass is a separate product with 48-, 72- and 120-hour versions (adults 2,700, 3,300 and 3,900 CZK). Compare it with the sights you actually plan to visit before buying.
www.praguepass.comThe Main Circuit (450 CZK adult) covers St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica and Golden Lane. Buy tickets at the castle information centres or through the link on hrad.cz. Check the castle's closure notices: the Old Royal Palace is closed on 30 September and 1 October 2026 and reopens on 2 October.
www.hrad.czThe Jewish Museum ticket costs 600 CZK for adults, 400 CZK for students under 26 and 200 CZK for children 7-15, valid for three opening days. It covers the Maisel, Pinkas, Spanish and Old-New synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery (the Old-New Synagogue has been included since 1 January 2024; the Klausen Synagogue has limited access). The sites are closed on Saturdays and Jewish holidays (including 4 October 2026).
www.jewishmuseum.czIntegrated transport system tickets covering metro, trams, buses, funicular, and ferries. 24-hour pass (150 CZK) or 72-hour pass (350 CZK) offer unlimited travel and best value for tourists. The Petřín funicular takes a single ride ticket (100 CZK, 90 CZK in Lítačka) or a 24/72-hour pass. Alternative: 90-minute tickets (50 CZK) work for occasional trips; a 30-minute ticket (39 CZK) also allows unlimited transfers within its time. Purchase: Yellow machines at metro stations (English available), PID Lítačka mobile app, tourist centers, or contactless terminals on trams/buses. Validation critical: Paper tickets MUST be validated once in yellow machines or face 1,000 CZK fines. Children: Under 15 and seniors 65+ travel free on Prague urban transport (carry proof of age).
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