The 30+ Prague attractions the passes cover most
The Prague Cards cover 100+ sights between them. Below are the 30+ that show up most often, which are also the ones most visitors actually go to. Filter by pass to see which sights each one includes.
Attractions
Tower with lift, stateroom tour, best view of the Old Town Square.
Spanish Synagogue, Maisel, Pinkas, Klausen, Old-New Synagogue + Old Jewish Cemetery.
One-hour cruise through the historic center (Prague Venice).
St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, Golden Lane, St. George's Basilica.
Vintage tram on a loop past the main sights. Valid for one ride within 24 h.
Miniature Eiffel Tower on Petřín Hill, 63 m high, with views over Prague.
Baroque astronomical tower and 18th-century library hall. Timed online reservation required.
Neo-Renaissance landmark on Wenceslas Square with natural history, Czech history, minerals and coins.
At 216 m, Prague's tallest structure. Observation deck, sky bar and Černý's crawling babies.
Art Nouveau interiors, guided tour of the ceremonial halls.
More than 5,000 animals on 90 hectares in Troja, regularly ranked among the best zoos in the world.
Gothic gateway to Charles Bridge. From the top you look out over the Old Town rooftops.
Both towers on the castle side of Charles Bridge, on one combined ticket.
Gothic city gate to the Old Town.
Neo-Gothic basilica with twin spires on the Vyšehrad rock. The cemetery next door is quiet.
Central Europe's largest indoor water park, in Čestlice: 4 pools, 12 slides and a sauna area.
14 stops around the city, multi-language on-board audio, buses every 15–20 min.
Brewery tour with tasting. A 90-minute introduction to Czech beer.
Private art and instrument collection inside the castle grounds, with Beethoven manuscripts and paintings by Canaletto.
Modern and contemporary art on Kampa Island. Look for David Černý's crawling babies on the lawn.
VR and multimedia show about Mozart's years in Prague, the city where Don Giovanni premiered in 1787.
Multimedia tour through 1000 years of Prague history. Useful orientation on a first visit.
Interactive tour of Czech brewing history with a tasting station, where you brew your own beer.
Interactive tribute to Karel Zeman, Czech film-effects pioneer whose techniques influenced Terry Gilliam and Wes Anderson.
The world's largest private LEGO collection: 3,500+ models in 20 rooms on two floors.
Wax figures of Czech and international stars, from Kafka, Havel and Dvořák to global celebrities. Not on Go City All-Inclusive.
Interactive optical-illusion museum with 3D installations and Instagram-ready trick photography.
Former electric substation, now a hall for contemporary art with changing international exhibitions.
Baroque pilgrimage site with the Santa Casa replica and a 27-bell carillon.
Modernist functionalist palace housing the Gallery's 19th–21st century collection.
Prague's oldest Gothic building (13th c.) housing medieval European art from the National Gallery.
60-hectare terraced garden in Troja + Fata Morgana greenhouse with tropical + arid climate zones.
Neo-Gothic pavilion with a mirror labyrinth and Battle of Prague diorama.
Public transport (only Visitor Pass covers this)
Metro, tram, bus and funicular, unlimited across the Prague network for 24 hours.
Metro, tram, bus and funicular, unlimited across the Prague network for 72 hours.
Direct bus between Václav Havel Airport and Main Station. 33 min, no change in the city centre.
This is not the full list: the 3 Prague Cards cover 100+ sights between them. We show the 30+ that appear on more than one pass or that most Prague visitors go to anyway. Regular ticket prices verified July 2026 from each venue's official site. Kids under 6 enter free at nearly all pass venues without a child pass. "All-Inclusive" = Go City All-Inclusive Pass only. "Explorer + AI" = both Explorer and All-Inclusive; not on Essentials.
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