PRAGUE VISITOR PASS
2024
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This is the official City Card of Prague. With its possession, you'll have access to numerous advantages: free access or discounts on visits to the city's main monuments, unlimited free public transport, as well as many great experiences, such as the famous tourist tramway or a cruise on the Vltava. The card is available for purchase via the app of the same name, but also directly on the website or at one of the information points in town (see website). Highly recommended.
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Your road to Prague experiences!
With the Prague Visitor Pass, enjoy unlimited travel throughout Prague, including transfers to and from the airport. Enjoy free admission or preferential rates to over 60 exceptional sites. Discover historic monuments, museums and galleries, take guided tours through the city or go on a cruise on the Vltava. The card exists in physical and electronic form (e-Pass as part of the mobile application) and is available for adults, students and children. It is offered in three variants according to its validity period: two days, three days and five days (for 48, 72 or 120 hours) from activation. The mobile application retains the functionality of a physical card, while also serving as a guide, offering information and inviting users to important events.
Try
Try out the comfort of unlimited travel around Prague with the Prague Visitor Pass. By metro, streetcar, funicular, city bus or ferry, including to and from the airport!
Discover
Get to know Prague the easy way with the Prague Visitor Pass. Visit unique historic monuments, museums and galleries, enjoy guided tours of the city or take a cruise on the Vltava.
Save money
Save time, hassle and money with the Prague Visitor Pass! Enjoy free admission or special discounts en route to over 60 experiences.
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