Combined tickets in Prague: castle, clock and river

Which Prague combo to book

First visit. The Prague Pass covers the classic route: Prague Castle on the hill, the Astronomical Clock in Old Town Square, and a Vltava river cruise with an audio guide, plus an audio guide app for the city. Castle and clock are on opposite banks, so most people split them over a morning and an afternoon.

Something different. Prague Fun Pass mixes the Žižkov Television Tower, the historic tram line 42 and the Pilsner Urquell beer experience. It has very few reviews so far, and the beer part is a tour with a tasting, so check its address and time slot on the booking page.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

We see no measurable discount on the Tiqets passes here. Their value is one checkout and a ready-made plan, not a lower price. If you only care about the castle, a single Prague Castle ticket may be all you need.

How the tickets work

You book once and receive separate tickets for each part, usually on your phone. Prague Castle covers several buildings inside one complex, so check which parts your ticket includes. River cruises run at set departure times — choose yours when you book or check how to reserve it afterwards. Cancellation can differ by part; read the conditions on the booking page. More in how combo tickets work.

Combos Tiqets doesn't sell here

Headout has the most-booked Prague combo: Prague Castle, National Museum and Astronomical Clock entry tickets. It also sells a skip-the-line combo with Prague Castle, the Jewish Town and the Astronomical Clock, and a guided castle tour with a river cruise and bus transfer. GetYourGuide sells a combined ticket for the Charles Bridge towers. For many sights over several days, there's the Prague CoolPass (GetYourGuide and Headout) and the MegaPass on Headout.