Crown your Prague visit with a skip-the-line ticket purchase to Prague Castle. Explore the Old Royal Palace, St. Vitus Cathedral, St. Georges Basilica, and Golden Lane on a self-guided tour.
Prague Castle – an ancient symbol of the Czech State, the most significant Czech monument and one of the most important cultural institutions in the Czech Republic. Experience Prague’s most iconic landmark. Visit the spectacular St. Vitus Cathedral, uncover royal history in the Old Royal Palace, explore St. George’s Basilica, and stroll through the legendary Golden Lane. One ticket, countless stories.
This is an online ticket - it will be scanned at the entrance of each building. You can start your visit at any time during opening hours at any of the included sites: Old Royal Palace, St. Vitus Cathedral, St. George’s Basilica, or Golden Lane.
Your ticket is valid for 2 consecutive days and includes one entry to each building during the castle’s opening hours.
Czech Crown Jewels 2026 (closures September / October 2026):
Old Royal Palace (SKP)
- – 1. 10. SKP will be completely closed to the public.
- – 18. 9. The Vladislav Hall in the SKP will be open for the exhibition of the Czech Crown Jewels - ONLY FOR RESERVED SCHOOLS
- – 28. 9. The Vladislav Hall in the SKP will be open to the public as a free exhibition of the Czech Crown Jewels.
- SKP will be completely closed to the public
From October 2nd, SKP will be fully open for normal tourist traffic.
St. Vitus Cathedral
- will be closed all day (including the Great South Tower)
- will be closed to visitors in the morning hours (to be specified)
Exhibition The Story of Prague Castle
- will be closed all day
Southern Gardens
- will be closed to the public all day
- 9 will be closed to the public (in the Opyš - plateau under the Bull's Stairs section)
- will be open to the public will be closed to the public on September 18th
- – 29. September. They will be closed for regular viewing during the exhibition of the Czech Crown Jewels.
Part of the Southern Gardens from Na Opyši Street to Býčí schodiště will be completely closed.
The section from Hradčany Square to the Bull's Staircase will be accessible in one direction only for entry to the exhibition.