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Prague Visitor Pass: Is the Prague Visitor Pass worth it?

Is the Prague Visitor Pass worth it?

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Prague — Prague Visitor Pass
Prague, Czechia

At a glance

Pricefrom €85
Validity2–4 consecutive days
Attractions12
TransportIncluded
Skip-the-lineIncluded
OperatorPrague Visitor Pass

How does the Prague Visitor Pass work?

  • It runs on consecutive days. The clock starts at first use and never pauses, so a rest day inside the window is a day you paid for and did not use.
  • Public transport is included.
  • Most sites have a pass-holder queue, but timed reservations still apply wherever the attraction requires one.

How much does the Prague Visitor Pass cost?

These are the official adult prices we last verified on 2026-07-01. Children, youth and seniors often pay less, and the calculator applies each attraction’s own age rules to your group.

Option One adult Two adults
2 days €85 €170
3 days €105 €210
4 days €125 €250

Cheapest way in: €85

Prices change without notice — always confirm on the operator’s site before paying.

Prices by duration

2 days
€85
3 days
€105
4 days
€125

What’s included

  • Prague Castle (Circuit B) · Reservation required
  • St. Vitus Cathedral Great South Tower
  • Old Town Bridge Tower
  • Old Town Hall Tower & Astronomical Clock
  • Jewish Museum in Prague
  • National Gallery Prague (Veletržní Palace)
  • National Museum Prague
  • Petřín Lookout Tower
  • Vltava River Cruise
  • Prague Zoo
  • Museum of Communism
  • Strahov Monastery Library

What’s not included

Alternatives to consider

Frequently asked questions

Is the Prague Visitor Pass worth it?

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