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48/72/120-Hour Prague Visitor Pass with Public Transport

Explore Prague with this budget-friendly visitor pass that gives you free access to over 60 attractions! Tour the most popular tourist spots and enjoy a Vltava river cruise.

Highlights

Benefit from free or discounted one-time entry to multiple city attractions such as the Karel Zeman Museum, the historic Jewish Quarter, and more.
Take advantage of free, limitless rides on Prague's public transportation including transfers to and from the airport.
Sail along the Vltava River and admire the medieval Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and Kampa Island along with a guided tour of the city.
Choose a pass validity of 48 hours, 72 hours, or 120 hours based on how much time you have to enjoy the beautiful city of Prague.
Click here for the list of attractions included in your pass.
Fun Fact: The Prague Castle is the biggest castle complex in the world and is located in the heart of Prague, stretching over a total area of nearly 70,000 square meters.

Inclusions

Entry to 60+ attractions
Guided city tour
Unlimited access to public transport (metro, tram, funicular, and bus)
Vltava River cruise
Electronic guide
A complimentary city map

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Your Experience

The Perks of Getting the Prague Visitor Pass

The Prague Visitor Pass is the most convenient method to get around the city. Save time and effort, but more significantly, you will save money as you get access to over 60 attractions that either provide discounts or are completely free of charge. There are 3 different validity variants available, 48 hours, 72 hours, and 120 hours. Choose the one you prefer and begin exploring the capital city of the Czech Republic. It allows for unrestricted use of public transportation, including the metro, tram, funicular, city buses, and ferries, in addition to the airport shuttle.

Explore 60+ City Attractions

Learn about the history of the city by visiting one of the many museums and art galleries such as the Karel Zeman Museum, dedicated to the genius creator Karel Zeman and his cinematic works. Go on a tour with a knowledgeable local guide and visit places like the Jewish Quarter, an important heritage section of the city since the century 8 BCE. Go on a cruise along the picturesque Vltava River and sail past sights like the Petřín Tower, and the historic fort of Vyšehrad.

Know Before You Go

Important Information

Once activated, the Prague Visitor Permit is good for either 48, 72, or 120 hours.
There is a one-time limit for each location and requires you to show your ticket.
Proof of enrollment is required for all students between the ages of 15 and 25.
The Prague Visitor Pass is valid for unlimited rides on all Prague public transportation systems (excluding trains) for the duration of its use. It may only be used inside the central business district and is not accepted on suburban and commuter buses or railroads.
Public transportation is free for children under the age of 15 in several cities. But, if a transportation inspector requests identification, proof of age must be provided.
Click here for the list of attractions included in your pass.