Prague · SKIP THE LINE
7 reviewed
Below are the 7 best skip the line tours in Prague right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one, it is top for a reason.
Skip the Prague Castle ticket line, get a 20-minute St. Vitus intro, then self-guide Old Royal Palace, St. George’s Basilica, Golden Lane.
“We had Dennis who explained to us everything historic around the area and he was enthusiastic and knowledgable and that made it so much better! The ticket was great we were able to look around in the areas we wanted to see!”
Prague Zoo skip-the-line ticket gets you in fast for nearly 5,000 animals in Troja. Great value for families and animal lovers.
“Great value for money . So many animals and most were easy to see and watch. Lots of places to stop and get a snack, very clean and well maintained, a great zoo that you need at least 4 to 5 hours there to be able to get round it all and great views when you are at the top of the park. Really easy to get to using public transport”
Prague Jewish Town entry with skip-the-line access to five major sites, valid 3 days, with flexible self-paced visiting.
“I loved exploring the synagogues, however next time I will opt for a tour with a guide, as you would get all of the history that way. I would still recommend this tour nonetheless, it was really worth it!”
Skip-the-line pickup for Prague Castle tickets plus a 20-minute orientation, covering St. Vitus, the Old Royal Palace, St. George, and Golden Lane.
“This is a “skip the admissions line” ticket not a “skip the line to get in” ticket. Not sure it was worth the additional cost since there was a five minute admissions line but 35 minute line to get into the cathedral. Having said that, the cathedral is definitely worth seeing.”
Prague WOW Black Light Theater is a family-friendly 4D interactive show with fluorescent balloons, rain effects, music, and no-language storytelling.
“Loved this show. Thoroughly entertaining and mesmerising. Very clever how this is done. Seen before on a cruise ship and didn’t fail to enjoy again.”
Skip the lines to Sedlec Ossuary and the Cathedral in Kutná Hora, with an English audio guide and time-saving route.
“Totally recommended. Especially that the office ticket is a bit farther from the Ossuary entrance. The audioguide is advised because there are no texts inside. I came when parts are still being restored but the atmosphere is still great.”
Skip-the-line NaFilM ticket in Prague for interactive cinema exhibits, VR, and hands-on sound and animation activities for all ages.
“We visited as part of a school trip and had a truly fantastic experience. Magda was a brilliant guide who made the visit extra special. Thank you so much!”
