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Traffic restrictions in public transport

All information can be found here.

ČESKOMORAVSKÁ metro station:
The station is currently closed. Trains will pass through the station without stopping.
Detailed information can be found here.

I. P. Pavlova – Muzeum
Due to the construction of a new tram line, tram service will be suspended between I. P. Pavlova and Muzeum from June 14, 2025, until March 2027. This measure will affect tram lines 11 and 13. All information can be found here.   

AE (Airport Express)
In the direction of the city centre the line does not stop in the Terminál 2 stop.

Flora (Metro Line A)
Due to reconstruction works, Flora metro station on Line A will be temporarily closed from 2 February 2026 until further notice. The Flora area can be reached by regular tram lines. Detailed information can be found here.

Prague Jewish Town – Route (long-term closure)

Klausen Synagogue: temporarily closed
Ceremonial Hall: temporarily closed
Robert Guttmann Gallery: closed due to renovation

The Petřín Funicular is out of service

Note: The Petřín Funicular is out of service for a long time, due to reconstruction. Thank you for your understanding.

Staroměstská radnice s orlojem

17. 2. the Old Town Hall (including all ground-floor operations: Guides & Tours, Gift shop, Visitor Centre) will be open to the public from 12:30 due to official representative events.

National Technical Museum

The Sugar and Chocolate exposition is currently closed. Thank you for your understanding.

Free National Gallery. Description of a Struggle.

(House of Photography, 3. 2. – 29. 3.)
The Gallery of the City of Prague presents a contextual exhibition reflecting the unprecedented interventions in the operation of the Slovak National Gallery after 2023 and the subsequent forms of civic, professional, and artistic resistance. The exhibition features documents, videos, photographs, and creative interventions that emerged in an environment of institutional pressure, censorship, and amateurism, and demonstrates how art can become a tool of solidarity, critical thinking, and active engagement with contemporary social and political issues.

SIGNAL SPACE – Digital Art Gallery

Change of opening hours:
24. 2. closed

Jerusalem Synagogue

10. 1. – 8. 3. 2026 closed

🎨 Digital Art with 15% Off

Visit SIGNAL SPACE – Digital Art Gallery and immerse yourself in a world of light, movement, and interactive art.
 
🎟️ With an active Prague Visitor Pass, you’ll receive a 15% discount on admission
The discount does not apply to the combined ticket for Signal Space and the Illusion Art Museum Prague

Mucha Museum

Notice:
Entry with the Prague Visitor Pass is not available at the moment.

🚢 Vltava River Cruises with Prague Boats – Free and Discounted!

With the Prague Visitor Pass, enjoy the Sightseeing Cruise, Evening Sightseeing Cruise, and the Grand Prague Cruise completely free of charge. You can make your reservation online via the link provided in the experience profile, and it can only be created with a valid Pass.​

In addition, you receive a 20% discount on the Evening Eco Cruise with a glass of Prosecco, Devil’s Channel Cruise, Lunch or Dinner on board, Crystal Dinner, and other cruises from the current offer.

The Art of Activism

(Municipal Library – Gallery, 10. 12. 2025 – 8. 3. 2026)
Discover how art can become a tool for change. The exhibition Art of Activism presents protest and socially engaged art in the Czech context after 2009, in dialogue with international movements such as Occupy Wall Street, Black Lives Matter, Me Too, and Fridays for Future. Through multimedia works and documentation, it showcases projects addressing political, social, and environmental issues, proving that creativity can strengthen civic resilience.

❄️⛸️ The Wenceslas Square Ice Rink Is Back!

(1. 12. 2025 – 15. 2. 2026)
Discover the winter magic of ice skating right in the heart of Wenceslas Square! Every day from 9:00 to 22:00, you’ll be captivated by an atmosphere full of sparkling lights, lively music, and a perfectly groomed ice rink.

With the Prague Visitor Pass, you get free entry for a two-hour skating session and a 50% discount on skate, helmet, and skating frame rental.

Ride the Paternoster!

From October 2, the unique Paternoster Tour at the New Town Hall is back. Take a ride on the legendary historic elevator and explore spaces usually closed to the public.

Capacity is limited – book your spot at paternoster@prague.eu.

🏒 Experience hockey at the O2 arena!

Prague Visitor Pass holders can attend HC Sparta Praha home games in the Tipsport Extraliga (TELH) – for free!
🎟️ Pick up your tickets on the day of the game at the O2 arena customer center (1st floor)
⏰ Customer center opening hours: from 13:00 until the end of the 1st period
📅 Game schedule: en.hcsparta.cz

✨ Guides&Tours – Prague of Dan Brown ✨

Experience Prague through the eyes of a world-famous bestseller! Explore hidden alleys, Jewish heritage sites, secret symbols, and the unforgettable atmosphere of magical Prague. To end the journey, a little surprise awaits you!

Don’t forget to reserve your spot on the Prague of Dan Brown tour – at Guides & Tours in the Old Town Hall, by email guides@prague.eu, or by phone +420 778 543 671.

Discover the Municipal House with a Guided Tour – Dates and Reservations

Guided tours of the Municipal House are available only according to the current schedule, which can be found on the official website. For planning your visit, we recommend checking the available dates in advance so you can fully enjoy the beauty and history of this iconic Prague building.

Visit Vyšehrad!

The exhibition The Rise and Fall of Vyšehrad reveals the transformation of this royal district — from the seat of the first Czech king to a spiritual and national symbol. Discover carefully selected historical artifacts, period graphics, photographs, models, and reconstruction drawings. Come and explore the rich history of this extraordinary place.

Planetarium Prague – Coming Soon to Prague Visitor Pass

Planetarium Prague has reopened to the public after an extensive renovation. Visitors can now enjoy a brand-new LED dome and modernized spaces equipped with cutting-edge technology.

Please note:
Entry with the Prague Visitor Pass is not yet available.

Villa Winternitz

Winternitz's villa is one of the exceptional buildings of interwar architecture in the Czech Republic, and it is the last villa of Adolf Loos, which was built during his lifetime. Prague lawyer JUDr. Josef Winternitz had the villa built in 1932 for himself and his family. Due to their Jewish origin, they were confiscated by the Nazi authorities in 1941, and Josef Winternitz and his son Peter were murdered in the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz.

Get free entry with the Prague Visitor Pass or book a guided tour in advance with a 30% discount.

Pinkas Synagogue

The operation at the Pinkas Synagogue is temporarily limited due to technical reasons. However, the synagogue remains open for visits. Thank you for your understanding.

Limited opening hours (due to seasonal and long-term restrictions)

We would like to inform you that:
Mozart Interactive Museum is closed
The Retro Museum Prague is closed
The Historic Carousel at Petřín has ceased operation
The Art Shop Municipal House has been permanently closed
Marold Panorama is currently closed
Žluté lázně is currently closed
Troja Chateau (the chateau is closed for the winter, it will reopen in spring 2026)
Design Shop Prague Castle Riding School (temporarily closed due to operational reasons)
Vrtba Garden is currently closed
New Town Hall closed for the winter (reopening on 20 March 2026)
New Mill Water Tower is currently closed (reopening from April 2026)
 

Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock

Dear visitors, we apologize in advance that the operation of the sightseeing circuit may be temporarily restricted due to representational reasons of the capital city of Prague. Please always find out about the current possibilities of the visit at the cash desk of the building.

 

Interactive panoramic presentation

We present you a unique view, which consists of live broadcasts of 8 webcams. The basis is a camera located on the Petrin Tower, which at regular intervals creates a panoramic view of Prague, provides weather information and offers an interactive menu with places that you can visit with the official tourist card Prague Visitor Pass.