I recommend going early in the morning (before 8am) or in the evening (after 5pm). During these hours, the crowd is usually low, and you can enjoy and absorb more of the castle's beauty. I definitely recommend to go to the top of the lookout tower, as it provides a spectacular view of the entire city.

Beautiful church inside the castle grounds. Need about 1.5hr to 3hrs depending on your speed. Ticket are bought at information booth. Nice place to wander around outside if you don't want to go inside. Lovely park ground and architecture. Worth visiting twice if your feet feeling okay.

It was a very nice experience. The place is well maintained and very charming. You have nice views of the city. We spent there a few hours and did not manage to visit everything. Being there with a small child, we did not visit the interior.

This is a must see place in Prague. You can see entire city and it has nice view. Also castle itself is architecturally beatiful. There are several restaurants in the area. There is also Starbucks and it is the coolest Starbucks I have ever been to. Most sections can be seen without ticket. There is security check in the entrance. After entrance there is information desk to buy ticket. I went around 4 pm and they told me last entry is at 4:40 pm and 40 minutes is not enough. They also said ticket is valid for 2 days. I really like the sections don’t require ticket. I will update the review after going again and getting ticket.

Visiting the Castle has been a wonderful experience. It's pretty easy to get there: I took tram 22 and reached the gate just in time to watch the guards changing not on Matthias Gate but on the "secondary" one. Once you go through the gate, you enter a huge square where the St. Vitus Cathedral's treasury is (the one guarded by St. Peter and St. Paul). Unfortunately, I couldn't visit multiple sites in the castle because they were closed due to the pandemic: - The story of Prague Castle - Treasury of St. Vitus Cathedral - Prague Castle picture gallery - Powder Tower - Rosenberg Palace - Franz Kafka's house in the Golden Lane Despite this, only the St. Vitus Cathedral is worth the ticket's price. It really is stunning. I also had the chance to look at the sight from the South Tower of St. Vitus Cathedral and I can assure you that it is breathtaking.

What a fortress. Beautiful architecture, a staple of human achievement, as most of the Czech Republic is. If you're in Prague, Czech Republic, the Prague Castle is a must-see. It's Gothic and full of history and art. Beautiful churches and cathedral and property. Very clean, plenty to learn. Note - You must purchase a photo license at the ticket booth if you have a camera that isn't your phone. It's not much, but if you're a photographer then it's a must.

A beautiful place. Enjoy the way to reach the castle. I recommend star in the Carlos bridge, walk around 30 minutes, maybe could be hard, but, when you reach the peak. The castle will be phenomenal. Then in the castle, enjoy each moment, each view, all that you can imagine. Take photos, videos, make reel, storys. Enjoying. Be prepared to make a hiking (15 min to reach the peak).

Absolutely amazing venue. Superior views across Prague. I was very impressed with the food service. I was lucky enough to be invited to a special dinner. I was particularly impressed that the staff were so attentive that before my drink had finished I was presented with a drink and they remembered what I was drinking. Absolutely phenomenal. The main lady running the service was a pleasure speaking with and clearly understood how to make guests feel special. Very impressive, it's rare that I am blown away. The venue is fantastic, the balcony for drinks reception is amazing. The food was truly amazing, and the service was spectacular.

The church inside the castle is really amazing. Just make sure you wear comfortable shoes and try to avoid the busy time. We went there around lunch time, a lot of tourist groups and the restaurant is a little bit full as well. It will be better to come later, so you can enjoy a nice sunset view while having a nice coffee on the rooftop.

Prague castle is a beautiful landmark that is amazing to see with your own eyes! The architecture alone is an amazing experience to walk through and their walking tours through the locations and facilities are phenomenal. This is one of the most beautiful locations I have seen in Europe and 100% recommend it to anyone visiting Prague. The lines to go inside some locations are very long, so be ready for a little wait.

Definitely worth a walk up a hill 😊. Another one of those place that is much better out of the season of early in the day to avoid crowds. Exceptional architectural marvel the provides a “ old world “ almost fairytale like feel to the place . Also very nice view points, worth exploring, around the castle overlooking the city of Prague. Only downsides are that you have to pay extra to gain access to some parts of the complex.

Very beautiful part of the town. Consider to get water and plan more time for the walk during the summer: the hill is steep and under the sun its like going to gym😅 The view from the upper part is breathtaking. On the streets there are a lot of cafes with coffee, ice-cream and sweets.

Prague Castle is a breathtaking historical marvel that transports you to a bygone era. The architecture, the views, and the rich history make it a must-visit destination. The intricate details of St. Vitus Cathedral and the stunning Golden Lane are truly awe-inspiring. The castle grounds offer panoramic views of Prague, creating a magical experience. The knowledgeable guides enhance the visit with fascinating stories. A must-see for anyone in Prague, it’s a living testament to the city’s cultural and architectural legacy.

Very very good place

Beautiful ancient castle with great architecture. You can hire a local guide if you are interested to know about the historical background. Also, there are many free tour guides in Prague whom you can book online. The Prague Castle circuit ticket also allows you to visit the Charles Bridge Museum free of charge. However, All visitors are not allowed to bring large baggage and there is a security checkpoint at the entrance.

The entrance to the complex of the castle is free but you must pass the security check. Drones are not allowed as well as metal things. Security check is basically same here as in the all other museums. This is a must see place in the Prague but I recommend you to come early at the morning for example around 8 AM. Everything that you can visit with a ticket starts working from nine or 10 AM so you have enough time to see the castle but also to buy a ticket and to visit churches and exhibitions when they are not overcrowded. At 12 (noon) is the most crowded and there are a lot of tourist groups, that’s why I advise you either to come early in the morning or to come late at night but at night you will not be able to visit churches and exhibitions.

An incredible place with incredible buildings and less likely views of the city. A must visit this place, a place of strength. Very beautiful, very diverse. Advice, do not go up by car, small streets, very difficult to separate, better to walk. Especially when you go up and down each building will be very beautiful and unique.

This castle was one of the bests that I've seen so far. A combination of old Roman architecture and later Bohemian and full of historical stories. It takes around 3,4 hours to fully visit all sections of castle so be prepared to spend half of your day in that :)

We visited the castle from 11am on a Sunday, started off not being busy but definitely picked up. The changing of the guards at 12 was good to see although very crowded. The price for the entry to certain areas of the castle were a good price and we spent a long time there. The cathedral in the middle was such a highlight and the gift shop was also good. Our only downside was having to pay for the toilets.

Spectacular and well worth the walk over the river and up the hill. Such an incredible and rich history - and apparently the largest ancient castle in the world. As an added bonus, access to most things was free when we visited on Christmas Eve.

Prague Castle will give you Harry potter vibes. It’s beautiful and very majestic. Moreover, it has a very roman culture vibes and Architecture is beautiful. The castle is filled with lot of tourists everyday and view from above is very beautiful. Also, they do parade as well everyday so watch-out for that. Furthermore, you will hardly found any washroom inside so be prepared. But this castle seems like came out from films. Must go in Europe!!!!!

Amazing there is so much to do here, from the cathedral, walking around the whole castle, going down the amazing old Street with white tower and going in the museum. While you also have great views of the city. The castle is a must see. If you are not a great walker it can be very difficult as there are many steep roads leading up to the castle and lots of steps.

This is definitely a location to visit while you are in town. If you've managed to "climb" all the stairs to the castle, the reward is a perfect view over Prague. There are quite a few perfectly preserved buildings in the area connected to the castle and on the way up there. The cathedral on the castle grounds is just a master piece of old craftsmanship inside and outside!

Most of the palace is actually a free to walk around area. You need to pay if you want to visit the museum parts or a small street, or the toilet. The signs are very distinguishable so you need not worry. The front yard of the castle has a narrow garden with a great view towards Charles Bridge. Exploring the small streets to get to the castle was in my opinion just as nice, so take your time and walk around.

Historic castle complex also housing the St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague castle is a must-see I’d recommend taking a bus / transport up to the entrance as the hill it’s situated on can be a steep climb. While it’s a large complex with different museums / buildings to explore - I’d recommend walking the courtyards and visit guess interior of St. Vitus cathedral as the highlights

Prague Castle, a historical gem, commands attention with its grandeur and rich heritage. The complex seamlessly blends architectural styles, showcasing centuries of Czech history. St. Vitus Cathedral stands as a breathtaking centerpiece. The Golden Lane offers a charming stroll through medieval times. While the crowds can be overwhelming, the panoramic views of Prague are unparalleled. The well-preserved interiors and captivating stories make this castle a cultural treasure. Despite the occasional crowds, Prague Castle is an essential stop for anyone enchanted by history and architectural splendor.

If the aim is to just wander about the castle grounds and admire the grounds, its cobbled stone walks, you do not need to buy a ticket. Since my aim is to just wander the castle grounds, I did not buy any ticket. I went to the castle grounds at around 9:30 am. There were not a lot of people yet. I was able to take photos in peace. The Prague castle is a sprawling complex. It hosts different landmarks in one area. For example, The Post Office exhibit across the entrance of the Vitus Cathedral was free so I went and checked it out. For stamp collectors, they offer collectibles and souvenirs. There are cafes within the castle grounds but I did not buy anything. I did buy my fridge magnet from the souvenir shop within the grounds.

Cool place. You have to buy the general ticket to see inside of the churches and also the golden lane. We didn’t do that because I guess other than golden lane, the exterior of the buildings is more interesting than the interior. Also every hour you can see the soldiers doing their changing ceremony in one of the gates that opens up to the square. Overall it was worth going.

What a terrific experience. We visited the castle through one of the Free Tour web sites who helped us take a tram to the top so we could enter from a less crowded entrance. The whole place is stunning. Building after building is immaculate and the varied architecture is fascinating. Our guide pointed out the different styles and in one square you can see 4 or 5 different eras of architecture. I think I took over 400 pictures in the 45 minutes we were there and felt I barely scratched the surface. Definitely a must see!!

Absolutely fantastic experience. I would definitely get a guide. In fact doing this on a half-day tour combined with the boat ride is probably the best thing to do. Word of warning… Unless you are an experienced walker (miles), Don’t walk both ways. Get a ride up and walk down. The walk is excellent, but going up would be difficult and grueling. Walking on stones, with a pretty steep uphill for a long way. If you wanted to you could spend all day. Hint: have someone call in advance and verify the cathedral is open for visitors. It’s one of the highlights but closes often. Limited bathroom opportunities, so don’t wait if you get a chance.

Really good place to spend time. It takes little bit time to get there, don’t keep this as last stop for day you need good energy to go up. To see places from inside you need tickets. You can see city from top. You can relax on beaches and view the beauty of the place. Give some time to see the details and surrounding while going up and coming back. Nice place to make reels but keep phone aside for some time to enjoy the moment. Must visit on your list.

Including a cathedral, palace, museums, restaurants and shops, and many other things. Good place to spend a few hours. Left the car somewhere far away, took a Tram #12 and bought ticket inside the tram for around half of Euro, Pretty simple and straight forward. The Cathedral was unique and didn’t see any like that in Europe. There were some statues, swords and guns in the shop with affordable prices. Liked the restaurant for breakfast over there. It had a sharp steep which in hot a hot day, was a bit tough. Overall, recommended and really like it.

Beatifull architecture nice place to walk through, the church is impressive causing a feeling of awe. From the inside is astonishing big making you feel small. Plenty of tombs and things to see inside. Also with the ticket from the church you can enter other sites as well. Also there is a breathtaking view of the city.

Lovely climb up the main road side with shops and cafes on a cobbled street. Very busy at the top but lots of space to move around. Great photo opportunities of the castle and the view out over the city.

We did pay to go inside but had a look around, very Beautiful place. We did get to see the change of Royal guards at 12 which was spectacular. You can get the tram number 22 if you struggle going up the stairs.

Probably one of the most iconic place in Prague ! Very crowded and very touristic but it's still a wonderful place ! Very fancy architecture. The cathedral is juste fascinating. I recommend to get there in the very early morning, you can have the chance to be alone !

Prague Castle is also known as the Hradcany, a collective name for an aggregation of palaces, churches, offices, fortifications, courtyards and gardens in Prague. Purged high on the hill side of the Vltada River, the castle was once the home of the Bohemian monarchs and emperors, it is now the official residence of the Czech president. Clusters around the foothills of Prague Castle is The Lesser Town (Malá Strana), also known as the Lesser or Little Quarter. All around in the cobbled side streets there are small shops, churches and traditional Czech pubs and restaurants. In the Lesser Town Square is the Monument to Caroli IV. Our tour group did not spend much time looking at shops. We walked up a gentle slope, and then made a sharp turn to climb a steeper slope to reach the exterior of the castle compound. It started to drizzle, and there was no shelter around. Fortunately, it did not last that long. We managed to sit along the low wall and took some great snapshots. At such vantage point, not only we could see the Lesser Town down the hill, but also views miles away, provided the sun rays broke through the clouds. Our guide led us to the Hradcany Square in front of the entrance. There was a big crowd, just like us, waiting for the gates to open. The bronze statue of the founding father and first president of Czechoslovakia, Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk was installed in the square on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of his birth. Across and high above the gateway, is a partly gold-coated wrought arch with a royal crown at the top. On each side of the bulky square columns, was a rather gruesome but impressive statues of Wrestling Titans by Ignaz Platzer. At 11 am sharp, we witnessed the changing of guards. This ceremony takes place at every hour, but the official one at noon includes an exchange of flags and a trumpet call. After the ceremony, we proceeded through the security check, where we were asked to open our bags and walked through security frame. Our group did not pay for additional tickets, so my review does not include any interior visitation of the palaces, museums, cathedrals and Golden Lane. Prague Castle has four courtyards, but we only spent time on the three main ones. The First Courtyard, also known as a Courtyard of Honour or Square of Honour, is the main entrance to the castle. In the Second Courtyard, we saw a two-wing yellow building The Imperial Stables, built by Rudolph II at the end of the 16th century. Four centuries later the stables were turned into exhibition rooms. In front of the building was a structure that resembled a bird cage, erected over a water well. Almost at the centre was the sandstone Kohl's fountain, also known as the Lion fountain or Leopard fountain, due to its sculpted decoration. The Third Courtyard of the Prague castle was the largest courtyard and the most touristy for the magnificent St Vitus Cathedral and the Old Royal Palace museum. St. Vitus Cathedral is the largest and most important Gothic church in the Czech Republic. It took six centuries to complete. Apart from religious services, coronations of Czech kings and queens also took place here. On the south side of the church is the Statue of St. John of Nepomuk The most distinctive deep pink colour building is the St. George Basilicas was rebuilt in 973 when a convent for Benedictine nuns was built beside it. In 1142, the church was devastated by a fire, and the building was reconstructed in a Romanesque style. The Empress Maria Theresa Entrance is an interesting architecture. The original building was destroyed during the Siege of Prague in 1742, and rebuilt after the fighting ended by Maria Theresa who claimed as Queen of Hungary. Maria Theresa Entrance was an Institute for Noblewomen. We did not proceed to the Golden Lane, an ancient street consisted of small dwellings. Indeed, the castle buildings represent many of the architectural styles of the last millennium.

Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) is the most spectacular place in Prague. The castle is among the most visited tourist attractions in Prague attracting over 1.8 million visitors annually. It's a massive expanse with incredible architecture, historical buildings, monuments and expansive grounds that provide a few good view of the city. According to the Guinness Book of Records, Prague Castle is the largest ancient castle in the world, occupying an area of almost 70,000 square metres (750,000 square feet), at about 570 metres (1,870 feet) in length and an average of about 130 metres (430 feet) wide. You need to pay some amount of money, but tickets to visit the museum as it is not free.... but some of museums is free entrance. It is advised one comes early in the morning as there will be less tourists. You can use public transportation to get here. Its also very easy to locate. Prague Castle is the location in the second level of Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb video game. It is also mentioned in the video game Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag as a hidden file found in a hacked computer at Abstergo Entertainment. This castle is really beautiful, you MUST visit!!!!!

Absolute must see when visiting Prague. You can book a guided tour or explore it on your own. Entering the castle grounds is free but if you want to enter the buildings such as the cathedral, you will have to buy tickets at the info center. Restaurants and street food stalls are available so you won't starve up here :) And the view from up there is simply amazing!

Very cool on a hot day. We only did the cathedral today but we got to the crypt which was awesome!

(Translated by Google) Prague Castle Pražský hrad A beautiful and thick monument. It is a must-visit attraction for group tourists or independent travelers to the Czech Republic. We are participating in a group tour. However, after 2020, it is possible that Taiwan and the Czech Republic will open up mutual tourism visits. Am looking forward to ! Because I really want to visit the Czech Republic again. No matter the seasons of the year are worth experiencing. Prague Castle attracts a large number of visitors from all over the world every year. There is also the former residence of Kafka, a world writer, in the castle, which is well-preserved and must be visited by fans of Kafka. The stay time for group guests is about 60 minutes, and I think the time is really not enough. Such a good place should spend a whole day admiring and thinking. Especially the preservation of churches, this is the inspiration for the monuments that we lack in Taiwan. Many people in the city hall came to take wedding photos. Taiwan's well-known artist Jay Chou also took wedding photos in the castle, which shows that this is a popular gathering place. (Original) 布拉格城堡 Pražský hrad 很美又厚實的古蹟。是團體遊客或自由行的人到訪捷克必訪的景點。 我們是參加團體旅遊。但2020年以後有可能台灣與捷克會開放旅遊互訪。很期待 ! 因為我非常非常想要再去拜訪捷克。無論一年的四季都值得體驗。 布拉格城堡每年吸引大批來自世界各國的旅客拜訪。城堡裡還有世界文豪卡夫卡的故居，保存的相當好，也是卡迷景仰必訪。團體客停留時間大約是60分鐘，覺得時間真的不太夠。這麼好的地方應該花上一整日好好的欣賞與思想。 尤其教堂的保存，這是我們台灣所欠缺的對於古蹟的啟發。市政廳多人都來拍婚紗照。台灣知名藝人周杰倫當初也是在古堡拍婚紗照，可見這是一個人氣聚集之地。

Great views. You can also enjoy this place without buying a ticket. All the gardens are free, and have beautiful balconies.

if you love architecture and History, then this is a must visit place in Prague. Must sees - The change of Guards, the Baroque fountain in the second courtyard, St Vitus's Cathedral, The Presidential Palace, The Vladislav Hall, the former offices of the Bohemian Chancellery. etc. You have a beautiful view of the city from the castle.

This absolutely stunning castle and cathedral is covered by the politicians home as well as we could understand. The security was really high but at the same time you are allowed to walk through the entire castle and experience the brilliant architecture and amazing surroundings. It's an undoubtedly stunning spot to visit in Prague and is a tourist attraction not to be missed at all. Ensure to wear your mask and also not to carry lot of items with you to avoid any hassle.

This is a must visit when in Prague. Purchase the ticket to visit everything, then add the Tower ticket and don't forget the photography permit. Plan on spending the entire day walking and exploring the castle grounds. There is a lot to see! there are gift shops all throughout the grounds as well as cafe's and places to grab a bite to eat. Most staff are warm and inviting. You may also purchase recorded tour information to learn all about the Castle grounds and everything here.

Its an amazing part of history. All of it together. The church is stunning. To find out that so many beautiful buildings are still used today. The history from the Germans and the East. It's incredible.

Prague Castle is a remarkable destination that captivates visitors with its rich history and unique allure. As I explored the castle grounds, I couldn't help but be reminded of the enchanting locations from the Hindi movie "Rockstar." However, this magnificent fortress offers much more than just cinematic resemblance. Nestled amidst the breathtaking Prague skyline, Prague Castle not only boasts remarkable architecture but also offers a delightful shopping experience. Within its walls, you'll find an array of charming shops that showcase local crafts, souvenirs, and traditional Czech products. It's a perfect opportunity to indulge in some retail therapy and bring home unique treasures. While exploring the castle complex, be prepared for a short uphill walk that rewards you with panoramic vistas of Prague's stunning landscapes. The uphill climb adds an adventurous touch to your journey, and once you reach the top, you'll be greeted with breathtaking views that will leave you in awe. The castle's highlights include the awe-inspiring St. Vitus Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, and the charming Golden Lane, a picturesque alleyway lined with vibrant houses. These attractions offer a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Prague and provide a delightful setting for memorable experiences. Prague Castle is not only a historic landmark but also a vibrant destination where history, culture, and commerce converge. Whether you're fascinated by architecture, interested in shopping, or simply seeking panoramic views, this remarkable castle has something for everyone. Don't miss the chance to explore this historic gem and create your own unforgettable memories.

Amazing castle - just hugs. Offers great views of Prague. We went up from the right hand side and there are a lot of steps - fine for us but for elderly or people requiring assistance not so great. Random bag searches were frustrating as loads of people by-passed security check with huge bags and we were told we had to queue for security searches. Not great standing in the sun with everyone pushing passed.

One of the deserved highlights of Prague. Not your traditional castle but rather an array of buildings from different eras in one enclosed area. They all have their own stories to tell and look great. The castle also offers great views over Prague. Tickets: yes, one for the basic circuit, one for 2 permanent exhibitions, one for going up the church tower Time spent: Probably around 6 hours incl the separate Lobkowicz Palace. We tend to take our time and read most of the info Busy: Noon in July was pretty busy but not unmanageable

Not actually a castle, more of an area containing a collection of old and beautiful buildings, such at the cathedral, the Old Palace and a few museums, shops or cafes. Basic ticket entry does cost but not too bad prices. My student ticket to visit 4 out of the many buildings including the Cathedral and Palace was 125kć which roughly translates to under £5. If a beautiful view is what you are after the "castle" area is located on a hill overlooking Central Prague. Just be aware that the climb up the hill can be harsh for people with low mobility and due to the heat of pragues summer if you decide to walk to see the views.

Take a morning, or afternoon to walk in the castle and take in the beautiful architecture and sights of the grounds. We took a street car up the hill and exited on the opposite side back into the city. There are vantage points to get some great pictures of the old town and the river below. Prague is such a picturesque city and this view will not disappoint. Take your time and soak in the romantic settings of this wonderful city.

One of the most beautiful places to visit in the city. It is better to take public transportation to the castle than car. The best time to get there is early in the morning like 7 (even though the places inside open at 9) to take pictures when no one is there. There are at least 5 to 6 places to visit inside and you can buy the ticket combo for that. None is free even though the entrance to castle is free. Half a day is enough to see everything.

Prague Castle is located on a tall hill and has a view of the city below. It's like its own small town. I took many pictures here, and when I showed them to my friends, they thought the pictures didn't look like they were taken in real life. People are going to claim that it is edited. The most important advice I can give about anything related to Prague Castle is to plan to spend two separate half days there. I am saying this because there will be a lot of people in the mornings, but you can use your tickets for two days. If you go in the afternoon, you can visit three or four places before they close. You can come back the next day to finish your tour. That is the most optimal way to visit this attraction. The area is very spacious, and there are buildings all around. You may not be able to enter all of them, but the ones that are open and listed on your ticket are worth visiting. Definitely worth checking out and definitely worth the effort to go up.

A great view with an opportunity for some lovely photos. If you’re looking for a free attraction walking through the area outside the cathedral is worth it. Paying for tickets allows access to a few of the buildings around the castle area which are fully worth the cost. Areas to buy tickets are easy to find on site!

Gorgeous place to walk around - but be prepared to WALK. Being one of the castles with the largest surface area in Europe, it is a feat to walk around. I suggest taking a day to do this. There are plenty of cafes inside the grounds to sit at for a quick break. The grounds are gorgeous with so much history and so many things to see. Don't forget to check out the view of Prague from the South Gardens !

A beautiful architecture from the outside, nothing special to see inside. Most of all we liked the view from the tower with the 287 steps, you can see the beauty of Prague from all angles. Astonishing

Prague Castle is definitely a place to go if you are visiting Prague. There is so much interesting history and the architecture is magnificent. I’d recommend going to the visitors point and getting an audio guide as you walk around, as this makes the experience much more extensive. Entrance to the castle was free, which is great. There were various exhibitions on, such as a picture gallery, which you could visit with a cost. There was a nice cafe in the castle gardens to have a refreshing drink.

Amazing place where you could spend a lot of time alone or with the company. It's big, beautiful territory with wonderful views. It's worth going inside to see amazing vitrage windows or buy a ticket to explore more. I really enjoyed the tour with guide to listen to more history about this place.

The entrance to the castle and parks are free. We got tickets to enter 5 buildings. Experience was very nice. My favorite part was Artistic Street, where artists sell handmade things. The medieval room upstairs was amazing. Great experience

Lovely experience, If you have the chance it is way better to visit the castle during the week instead of the weekend. Special attention for excellent views, is the tower of the chapel, but be aware that are 283 steps in it and it is the only way up. Part 5 with the armors will be my favorite always

Amazing experience,one of the most stunning cathedrals ever and the Golden Lane street is fascinating to visit. Unfortunately couldn’t see the palace as it was closed but tickets are very reasonably priced. I would definitely recommend coming here.

A must see in Prague. Huge grounds covering 4 courtyards of almost 70,000 m², the largest coherent castle complex in the world. It is an important cultural and historical monument and hosts historical artefacts, the Crown Jewels, the relics of Bohemian kings, precious Christian relics, art treasures and historical documents. The beautiful St. Vitus Cathedral is located courtyard III of the grounds.

Very beautiful building with some pretty handsome guardsmen if I must say. The castle is inspiring to look at with such amazing architecture. The only downfall is that they’ve turned a beautiful café into a Starbucks with the best of view.

Prague Castle located at Hradčany, 119 08 Prague 1, Czechia is a huge and gorgeous castle in Prague with lots of history. And the views from it are amazing too!!! Highly recommended. Suggest to arrive early before the crowds as they can get quite big.

Very impressive castle and cathedral. If you like Gargoyles this is the place to be. Wonderful vaulted ceilings, stained glass windows and tombs. Lots of history, but definitely advise getting a guide tour to get the most out of it. Fenestration was a hit

Particularly enjoyed Golden Lane with displays of rooms, shops and narrow alleys. Don’t miss going up to the towers for a splendid display of armory, artillery and swords. The music was a nice touch. Get there early to avoid the masses. Definitely recommend buying tickets on line, especially if you get there after 11.

Stunning location with views over the city. The castle holds a beautiful cathedral in the courtyard. You have to get tickets to go into the cathedral and other parts of the castle and the queue was long so I didn't go in. Book tickets in advance if you want to see it all.

Prague Castle’s immense, spectacular grounds are free to walk through, but you will need to purchase tickets to enter certain exhibits ahead of time. Along with the gorgeous views and gothic architecture, there are many gardens to walk through and cafes/shops to visit.

BRING COINS FOR TOILET Biggest annoyance was having to pay with coins to pee or buy drinks at cafe to use theirs. However it was really interesting , I climbed the tower (Definitely for the fitter visitors 260c. steps up and down) and the view was so good. Recommend getting tickets and seeing the guard change at 12.00

Free entry to most places which is great. Really lovely walk through the premises on a summers day. Beautiful sights all around. Highly recommend for all people who don't mind climbing up a large set of stairs.

Interesting castle,make sure you go and view all the suits of armour And buy your child one if you're heading into battle any day soon

We only had the "base" ticket, since you have to pay extra to see some exhibits. The things u can see with the base ticket are very interesting to look at if you're interested in the history of prague castle. You have to buy a license to take photos inside the exhibits.

You should visit Prague castle. Its marvelous. You can have a panoramic view of the city of Prague as well. Stunning view. Many shops inside the castle such as souvenir shops or people selling local sausages. You might wait in line before you enter since there are many people usually visiting the castle. I recommend having a camera with you to capture this amazing historical castle which is really well preserved.

Crowded but this is a mist visit place in prague. But i had only a base ticket, it has limitations on seeing something attractive. But its worth visiting. Safe place but watch yourself. Some people (not original Czech citizens i guess) may approach us for money exchange without commission, other enjoyment stuff, guide etc...

Nejhezčí místo v Evropě

Je to největší a nejvýznamnější hrad v České socialistické republiky. Bydlí zde také náš pan prezident Miloš Zeman. Já mám ve třídě jednoho spolužáka, jmenující se Jáchym Zeman. Není to žádný příbuzný pana prezidenta.

Praha –One of the most beautiful cities in Europe

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Wunderschön

(Translated by Google) Gothic art (Original) Arte gotico

(Translated by Google) I recommend to visit. You won't look inside at the beginning of 2021, but you will see the surroundings without people :) (Original) Doporučuji k návštěvě. Začátkem 2021 se sice nepodíváte dovnitř, ale zato si prohlidnete okolí bez lidí :)

(Translated by Google) Prague Castle closed during the pandemic. (Original) Пражский град закрыт в пандемию.

(Translated by Google) One of Prague's main landmarks is good, and I recommend visiting it, especially the one at the end of it gives you a view of a wonderful Prague Castle Information: Prague Castle is a sprawling complex located on a wide hilltop on the left bank of the Vltava River, which runs through the Old Town of Prague. Part of Prague Castle is called Hardkani. It is not a traditional castle, ”because parts of it were built in different styles and extend vertically rather than horizontally. But inside the majestic castle there are many sights Charismatic. The most distinctive feature of it is St. Vitus Cathedral, in the 14th century it was built decorated with magnificent gargoyles that can easily be seen from ground level. Inside St. Vitus Cathedral there are some tombs in which you can smell the Czech history, and you can go up to the top of the bell tower, which is the highest point inside the castle. There are great views of the castle and the old town of Prague. Elsewhere around the castle are other places worth visiting. There is the "Golden Lan", which is a series of colorful small shops that originally served the palace guards, and the throne hall of the prevailing Bohemian kings, which is the great hall that has remained as it is and has not changed for 500 years; The Basilica of the Monument to St. George, the Museum of Czech Arts, and a few steps away you find the Palace of Lübkoysz. And after the Golden Lan tower called Burka Daly Tower, a nobleman who had been imprisoned in the tower on suspicion of colluding with the peasant revolution. In Mihulka (Powder Tower), chemists were one-offs to discover the secret of turning cheap metals into gold. There is also a play museum, which has nothing to do with the castle, but contains some interesting old and new games. The changing of the Palace Guard is an entertainment event (every hour of the day at the main gate) a kind of routine in London at Buckingham Palace. (Original) من معالم براغ الاساسيه جيده و انصح بزيارتها خصوصاً المطل في نهايتها يعطيك منظر لبراغ رائع معلومات عن القلعه : قلعة براغ عبارة عن مجمع مترامي الاطراف تقع على قمة تل واسعة على الضفة اليسرى لنهر فلتافا، الذى يخترق البلدة القديمة من براغ. ويطلق على جزء من قلعة براغ اسم هاردكانى. انها ليست قلعة تقليدية ” لأنه بنيت أجزاء منها بأنماط مختلفة ووتمتد عموديا أكثر منها أفقيا. لكن داخل القلعة المهيبة هناك العديد من المعالم السياحية الجذابة. أكثر ما يميزها هو كاتدرائية سانت فيتوس، فى القرن 14 أنشئت مزينة الجرغول الرائعة التي يمكن بسهولة أن ينظر إليها من مستوى سطح الأرض. داخل كاتدرائية سانت فيتوس يوجد بعض المقابر التى تشم فيها رائحة التاريخ التشيكى, ويمكنك أن تصعد الى أعلى برج الجرس، الذي يعتبر أعلى نقطة داخل القلعة. حيث هناك مناظر رائعة من القلعة والبلدة القديمة من براغ. في مكان آخر حول القلعة أماكن أخرى تستحق الزيارة. هناك “جولدن لان”، وهي سلسلة من المحلات التجارية الصغيرة الملونة التي كانت في الأصل تخدم حرس القصر، وقاعة العرش لملوك بوهيميا السائدة، وهي القاعة الكبرى التي بقيت كما هى ولم تتغير منذ 500 عام؛ نصب بازيليك التذكارى للقديس جورج، ومتحف الفنون التشيكية، وعلى بعد خطوات قليلة تجد قصر لوبكويسز. وبعد جولدن لان برج يدعى برج دالى بوركا وهو النبيل الذي كان قد سجن فى البرج للاشتباه في تواطؤه مع ثورة الفلاحين. في ميهولكا(برج المسحوق)، كان الكيميائيون يعملون لمرة واحدة فى اكتشاف سر تحول المعادن الرخيصة إلى ذهب. هناك أيضا متحف اللعب، والذي لا علاقة له بالقلعة، ولكنه يحتوي على بعض الألعاب المثيرة للاهتمام القديم منها والجديدة. وتغيير حرس القصر هو حدث ترفيهي (كل ساعة على مدار اليوم عند البوابة الرئيسية) نوعا من الروتين في لندن قصر باكنغهام.

(Translated by Google) Fabulous atmosphere ... (Original) Казкова атмосфера...

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, thanks to government measures closed. (Original) Bohužel díky vládním opatřením uzavřeno.

(Translated by Google) A lot of Chinese there to be ..I like to cinan ... I like me and come back again ☺, Koreans too a lot ..It's like home .. kostelicek nice I pray there .. 😁 (Original) Hodne Cinanu tam byt ..ja rad cinan ...ja me libit ja vratit zase ☺, korejci taky hodne ..ja byt jak doma .. kostelicek pekny ja tam modlit.. 😁

(Translated by Google) Very old town (Original) Очень старинный город

Nice, but closed (Jan.2021). Covid.

I've visited this castle 4 times already and I still don't have enough. Great architecture, charming area and stunning views over Prague.

Built in 9th century, Prague castle is the largest ancient castle in the world. The castle is among the most visited tourist attractions in Prague. The castle buildings represent virtually every architectural style of the last millennium. Prague castle includes Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral, Romanesque Basilica of St. George, a monastery, several palaces, garden and defense towers. The castle houses several museums. The castle is the official office of the president of the Czech Republic 🇨🇿 .

(Translated by Google) a very beautiful area, clean, well organized, with easy information for tourists (Original) o zona deosebit de frumoasa, curata, bine organizata, cu informatii facile pentru turisti

(Translated by Google) This castle has its charm I like from the outside and I am really looking forward to indoor tours (Original) Tento hrad má své kouzlo líbí se mi z venku a moc se těším na vnitřní prohlídky

(Translated by Google) I feel excited when I get lost in this font store (Original) Mình cảm thấy thích thú khi lạc vào chốn phông lưu này

Super

(Translated by Google) Beautiful city, lots of history, great for walking but also for cycling with a guide. Friendly people and so much choice from various restaurants. Love to go back again! (Original) Prachtig stad, veel geschiedenis, heerlijk om te wandelen maar ook zeker om te fietsen met gids. Vriendelijke mensen en zoveel keus uit diversen restaurants. Ga graag nog een keer terug!

(Translated by Google) A pretty castle in an atypical location overlooking the city of Prague (Original) Un joli château dans un lieu atypique qui surplombe la ville de Prague

(Translated by Google) The most beautiful and magical place. (Original) Nejhezci a nejkouzelnejsi misto.

(Translated by Google) when there aren't many people there, it's cool to walk but still (Original) kdyz tam neni moc lidi tak je to pohoda na prochazku ale i tak

(Translated by Google) No entry (Original) Zákaz vstupu

(Translated by Google) Great view (Original) Ottima visuale

(Translated by Google) It is beautiful like everything in this city, it is like being in a story, all the time. If older people go or you do not want to get tired, I highly recommend going up to the castle via tran, because it takes you to the highest part and you can start the descent, thus saving time. (Original) Es hermoso como todo en esta ciudad, es como estar en un cuento, todo el tiempo. Si van personas mayores o no quieres cansarte mucho recomiendo subir al castillo vía tran, pues te lleva hasta la parte más alta y puedes iniciar el recorrido de bajada, así ahorrarás tiempo.

(Translated by Google) The best castle I've seen. (Original) Лучший замок который я видел.

(Translated by Google) Handsomely! It is foolish to describe historical places, it is better to visit)) (Original) Красиво! Глупо описывать исторические места, лучше посетить ))

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view of Prague, amazing place with interesting history. Beautiful architecture of buildings. (Original) Krásný výhled na Prahu, úžasné místo se zajímavou historií. Nádherná architektura budov.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately closed...... (Original) Leider geschlossen......

(Translated by Google) A wonderful monument, I recommend visiting, I have good memories with friends from here and I really enjoyed it here. (Original) Nádherná památka, doporučuji navštívit, mám od tud dobré vzpomínky s kamarády a fakt sem si to tu užila.

(Translated by Google) Quiet Christmas walk (Original) Klidná vánoční procházka

(Translated by Google) Beautiful walk (Original) Krásná procházka

(Translated by Google) Close the passage through the courtyard ..... well that's hamba (Original) Zavřít i průchod přes nádvoří.....no to je hamba

(Translated by Google) Nice castle, unfortunately we did not see the guard but still a pleasant trip 😊 (Original) Hezký hrad, bohužel neviděli jsme gardu ale i tak příjemny výlet 😊

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! You have to see the old town and the castle anyway! Story without end. Very interesting tours in all possible languages. One of the European jewels. (Original) Wunderschön! Die Altstadt muss man gesehen haben und die Burg sowieso! Geschichte ohne Ende. Sehr interessante Führungen in allen möglichen Sprachen. Eines der europäischen Juwele.

(Translated by Google) Prague Castle ... It would be beautiful, especially at this time when there are fewer tourists in Prague. Unfortunately, God is currently closed. :-( I don't even know why I still remember the title of the movie Foolishness of the Mighty. That it would be because the crowds do not mind in public transport, while the smaller crowds in the courtyard of the Castle do? (Original) Pražský hrad... Byl by krásný, zejména v této době, kdy je v Praze méně turistů. Žel bohu je aktuálně uzavřený. :-( Ani nevím, proč se mi stále vybavuje titulek filmu Pošetilost mocných. Že by kvůli tomu, že v MHD davy lidí nevadí, kdežto o poznání menší davy na nádvoří Hradu ano? Nechám nás uvážení každého z vás... ;-)

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The largest ancient castle in the world and a thousand-year-old seat of the Bohemian kings and later of the Czech State. Perched high above the Vltava River, Prague Castle was developed over several centuries, and its long and varied history is reflected in the mixture of architectural styles and variety of religious, royal, and military buildings found within the complex. Changing times. The castle complex dates from the late 9th century, when Prince Bořivoj—the first Christian ruler of Bohemia—chose the site as the seat of his power, erecting a fortified wooden castle protected by a moat and ramparts. Churches dedicated to the Virgin Mary, and later St. Vitus and St. George, were among the earliest buildings erected at the site, although their original structures were subsequently destroyed or rebuilt. St. Vitus was replaced with a larger Romanesque church in the 11th century, when the castle became the seat of the Bishop of Prague. It was rebuilt again as a grand Gothic cathedral in the reign of the Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV (1316–1378), at which time Prague was the seat of power of a vast empire that stretched from modern-day southern Denmark to northern Italy and from Belgium to Krakow in Poland. The wooden castle was replaced in the 12th century by the Romanesque Old Royal Palace, which was itself rebuilt under Charles IV, who covered some of its roofs with gold-plated metal sheets.The Renaissance left its mark in the late 15th century in Vladislav II’s (r.1471–1516) Hall in the Old Royal Palace and in the Golden Lane that Rudolf II (r.1576–1612) built as a home for alchemists and servants. Rudolf also built the Spanish Hall to house his vast art collection, sadly looted in the Battle of Prague (1648).

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Nerudová улица, возле Пражского града, пожалуй самая красивая в Праге. Раньше, вместо чисел каждый дом имел свой герб. Например дом у Льва или у Рака...

Tady není co dodat. Ale vidět Prahu bez lidí, to se hned tak nevidí.

Most touristic place in Prague, in fact in Central Europe. If you’re visiting on a bright sunny day, it’s gorgeous. Don’t miss to visit end of the bridge. There are plenty of restaurants and bars.

It's a heck of a big castle. You can't go everywhere, as it's still used, and there were civil servant officials, police and army stationed all around. You need to pay for access to most buildings, but you can walk around all of the court yards for free. Some really good views, though none match the view from the top of the cathedral.

I enjoyed the other side, the place were common people used to live. There is much to see than the rest of the castle.

Fantastic place to visit when sightseeing. A little way away from the old town centre and requires going uphill to reach but definitely worth a visit. Museum exhibitions, churches and more. Affordable ticket prices and also a great panoramic view of the city. Very interesting landmark with lots of history!

I really liked the castle or the complex as our tour guide described it. Such an amazing mismatched of historical building with interesting stories. Its accessible by public transport (tram 22) from the old town. its better to take the tram up since its quite a long tour so you will need your strength for that. Walking back to the old town is much easier and enjoyable.

Definitely a must see if Prague! It’s soooooo stunning! I climbed the stairs in one of the towers (it was 6 euros or something like that) and saw an amazing view if the city. I recommend taking the time to see it!

Prague Castle is a sprawling complex of buildings. I recommend taking the tram to get there, because it's uphill, but it's a leisurely & beautiful walk back into town from there. The Cathedral is the highlight, but there are many other sights to see while you're there: The Royal Palace, The Gardens, The Golden Lane, & more. Allow one-half day.

Basic ticket is not worth it. You can see most of the church without paying any money, and the castle has mostly nothing to offer. The Golden Lane is nice, but nothing special It has a nice view of Prague on one of its exits I would recommend visiting it, but without paying any ticket. All that is worth visiting is free 😊

Great spot to spend a day with family. It quite big and you need a whole day to cover. Go with extra water bottles, some snacks and you can also take a tour guide. Tram 22 takes you to castle complex from old town. Walking back to old town is mostly downhill and easy to walk.

Top of the hour is changing of the guards... What a show! If you need Restroom, Starbucks on corner has restroom (7103#) to get in... But be warned....the spiral steps are not forgiving! The castle is amazing.. enjoy

There is no doubt it's beautiful and worth visit ing it. And in the night it's nice to see from the Charles bridge or little bit far from away it. You can see the mirror view in the water. In winter and summer it's beautiful.

Undoubtedly the most iconic building in Prague. Should pre order the ticket online to avoid the long queue. Strongly recommended to climb up there even for anyone not planned to enter into the castle. There is a Starbucks with the most stunning view ever as a vantage point to overseeing the entire Prague old town include the Charles bridge.

It's a beautiful, amazing and magic place. You can't go to Prague and skip this one. It's just a MUST.

Steep walk, beware of Google maps taking you through a garden to get there (it's a beautiful garden, but a cost of 50czk per person and the walk is incredibly steep, there are benches though) the views from the castle are just stunning. the castle itself is beautiful, lots to see, plenty to keep you occupied for a morning, if going to see the changing of the guard, get there early and try to get a spot on the outside of the gates for the best view.

It's one of the most beautiful castles in the world. Ancient looking gothic architecture and you will love every single thing about the place. There is a golden lane where you can see the living theme of ancient time. And there is a little cafe at the end.

Beautiful beautiful beautiful place and an obvious must see. We took a guided tour and our guide was easy to understand and extremely knowledgeable. You can do a self-guided tour but I'd recommend a guide. Every bit of the castle is amazing and it spans so many different architectural styles over the many years it took to build/add-on.

A nice and interesting castle! The surroundings of Prague Castle are huge and the route to the castle requires a bit of walking. Therefore, the recommended length of the visit should be 2-3 hours at minimum. It is highly advised to visit the castle early in the morning to avoid the crowds. The surroundings of the castle are perfect for photography. From the castle, visitors will be able to enjoy the spectacular view of the city of Prague as the castle is on the hill above Prague’s Old Town.

The whole area was just breathtakingly beautiful, we went there twice, the first day was cloudy but the scenery was still beautiful and the december air was crisp and cool, the vibes with the Christmas market going was awesome and calming, but the second day was sunny and oh my was it majestic! The vibe was superb, the castle and the cathedral were majestic and beautiful filled with rich history and beauty. I absolutely loved my time here and would comeback if I have the chance to!

Beautiful place. Amazing architecture! It was pretty crowded when we went, so I'd recommend getting there early if you'd like to see the landmarks without that much of a crowd. Prices are affordable, it's best to get a guided tour if you'd like to know more about the place's history. Also, bathrooms are not public :( you need to either buy something from the place they're at ( for example, if using a cafeteria's bathroom), or pay to use it ( I paid €1 ).

Simply amazing... its much bigger than expected and a huge plus thats its free to enter the area and the church. Be sure to leave time for a nice visit here. Can spend hours walking and admiring the history.

Lovely fortified complex with some of the best views of the city. A truly must visit when visiting Prague. Entering is nice but even just exploring the perimeter gardens for free is s great option.

Be careful, I recommend you to arrive early in the morning because there is a big queue to buy tickets. The architecture of the castle is very beautiful and impressive, especially the colorful stained glass windows. For the most courageous I invite you to climb the steps of the tower. You won't regret the view!

Changing of the guard at noon was interesting. When we arrived at ten til we thought the large crowd was waiting in line to get into castle grounds. Then I realized there was a changing of guard ceremony. We stuck around to take photos and videos. So many people, hard to see the soldiers. Bought the cheapest tickets so we could go to Golden Lane and see the church. It also included the basilica and a smaller palace inside. The church is amazing. So beautiful. The basilica was very small and interesting, but skippable. Golden Lane has a lot of hype so I had high expectations. Of course this led to disappointment. There were only a couple cute shops. The rest were little exhibits of life/work long ago. There was an armor mini museum that my 9yr old really enjoyed, and the end tower (which was used as a prison) had lots of interesting torture devices and beheading swords/axes. Overall I recommend if you have time.

WOW. This place is so big, and there is a lot of history & gothic architecture. You have to pay about €25 to get in. It was really hard to finish the tour since it was so massive & we came a little late. I recommend coming earlier & giving yourself 2-3 hours before closing. Not only is the history inside impressive, but the view over the city is immaculate. It is crazy to think that royals walked the same roads you are touring. The road outside is also not smooth at all & very pebbly so be careful with your steps & bring thick shoes just for the outside.

The whole Prague Castle complex is a must when visiting Prague. Definitely plan for a minimum of 3-4 hours to see everything. We didn't even get a chance to see the gardens, which are supposed to be great. The views are impressive. Weirdly, almost no places to sit and rest though...

A very large castle complex comprises multiple towers and buildings. Great way to spend an entire day learning about the history of the city. If you climb the tall South Tower, you will arrive at probably the best observation deck in Prague. There was also a building that serves as a museum. Don’t forget to take a stroll down the Golden Lane before leaving!

The castle looks spectacular from outside, but ordinary in the inside, we are not impressed too much. The tower offers bird eye view of Prague, but climb 275 steps pose a challenge we conquered. To summarize, after several days in Prague, we found most of the churches inside looks much the same, so we recommend you choose the free ones such as church of our lady before Tyn, for the others, we really don’t think buy the ticket is a must, take a picture from outside and visit public areas will do.

It's quite the walk up a hill to get to the castle. There are a few different routes, including one with many many stairs. It's well worth the climb though as the views from the castle are gorgeous, and the buildings themselves are stunning as well. Take a stroll through the lively area between the Charles Bridge and the Castle, dipping into side roads as well, it's a stunning place!

Was only there for a very short amount of time whilst we were waiting for our airport transfer. We Scootered up from the city centre and was easy to get to. Wish we had more time though as it was one of the most beautiful areas and castles/cathedral I have ever seen. Incredible presence from the buildings and guards. Highly highly recommended visiting if in Prague

Prague castle is very beautiful and the surroundings and the top city views are just amazing . A little bit of uphill walk through road with some nice shops & restaurants will lead you to the castle. Castle structure is very impressive , huge premises to walk around and enjoy old architecture & views . Very much walkable from old town and a must to do when visiting Prague

Prague castle is a complex of many historical buildings including those of the kings and his ministers. The church architecture is also worth seeing, especially from Inside. I usually don't recommend guided tours but this castle is so huge that one needs a knowledgeable tour guide or at least a proper study online.

Golden Lane, located within the Prague Castle complex, is a charming and picturesque street lined with small colorful houses. These houses were once home to castle guards, alchemists, and artisans during different historical periods. The street's name is believed to come from the alchemists who sought to turn base metals into gold in the nearby alchemist workshops. Today, Golden Lane serves as a museum, showcasing various historical reconstructions and exhibitions about the lives of its former inhabitants. Visiting Golden Lane offers a delightful glimpse into Prague's past and provides a unique experience to wander through the well-preserved medieval street.

For those who love history, Prague Castle is the place for you. Loads to do and see. Beautiful views across the river towards the city centre. Recommend you take binoculars if you have them. Bear in mind that if you approach on foot, it is a steep climb, but well worth it. Will be enjoyed by all the family.

This place is unreal!!!!! It is hard to believe that places like this still exist. This whole city is actually unreal. This is definitely a place that everyone (if you have a chance) should visit at least once in their life time. There are so many places to see and to visit within the city. In the castle make sure that you visit the gardens as well. If you want an even better experience, go there late at night when there is barely anyone there and the lights make it turn into a n even more magical place.

The main attraction of this place is St. Vitus Cathedral. The place itself is nice though. Good accessible by Tram. A guided tour is recommended but using the audio guide from ticketing office is good alternative. Easily consumes half a day.

Great place to visit when in Prague. If you walking quite a bit of steps to get up. Once you up there nice Castle. Great view of city from up there. We were there at time guard was changing. Lots of people here to see that at noon. No entrance fee here. Place is most visited by tourists. Must visit for all.

I went for a wine festival on a Saturday. The hike is medium-hard on-foot so decide how to arrive. The views are spectacular from high up. The grounds are beautifully kept. Restroom facilities easy to find. Avoid backpacks if you can, you need to go through security otherwise. No fees for the grounds. Fees for events.

The castle looks impressive from down below. To get up you have to climb a lot of stairs! Not recommend if it’s a hot summer day. At the top you find a overprices starbucks and the museum shop. There is no way to fill up your water bottle as there is no fountain This was really disappointing. But the castle is beautiful. The tickets are fairly prices considering you can visit different buildings. The view from the top is also great.

A must go place when you in Prague! You may need to spend over 4-5 hours to experience all the spot. The castle is only part of the experience, you will also have chance to take a look the Gold Lane, and cathedral. The view is very beautiful, really “THE PRAGUE”. There will be lots of steps, remember to wear a comfortable shops.

The place is beautiful. Easily accessible with the tram no need to do the climbing. For climbing also there are stairs and can be easily reached. I was there in the day time as well as in the evening. I have enjoyed evening as crowd was less and clam.

I followed the advice of the locals and visited Prague Castle. After a lot of steps up to the castle I was amazed by the size of the Church in the centre of the walls. I explored the area, admiring the buildings and reading about the history. As a bonus I even found traces of Dirk in the form of some leftover Crepe. If you are in Prague you simply must come and visit this amazing building, even just for the views from the top.

Must visit. You can look around the place free of charge, but you definitely should have to enter the cathedral. You can still enter the place, but can reach out to everywhere once you pay little more. Also golden lane zone, it is really beautiful which needs ticket to get in. There are three different types of ticket and we got the very first option only. Once you enter the castle, you need to get the ticket from the information center looks like an office on the 1st floor.

One of the most important sites in Prague, I spent around 4 to 5 hours, the area has a depth of heritage to explore and a series of marvelous things to see in the Prague Castle complex. highly recommended ❤️

Ual, in one place, there are so many buildings to see and appreciate architectures from different times of life. I got to see the guards change on the palace. You can pay to see inside of the some buildings, like the church. From there, you can see and understand more about location on Prague. YOU DEFINITELY MUST TO VISIT IT.

An interesting museum for learning about Czech culture and history. I recommend taking the basic route, this is enough to spend half a day. I also advise you to take a walk in the garden, which is free.

A great place to visit. Try to get there as early as you can and get your time by wandering around. Spend some extra Manet and get yourself a tickets for cathedral. Don’t rush, enjoy your time. Afterwords you can spend some time in the area and look at Prague from the other side

Gorgeous castle, most of the area you can visit for free without a ticket. There's a lot of stairs you have to climb if you are coming from Charles Bridge. You can also see one of the Banksy painting on the side of the stairs. The whole view of the city from the top is mesmerizing.

A very beautiful place. We had a tour guide from the hop on hop off bus company. Must say that he made our experience amazing. He was very knowledgeable about all aspects of the castle,and presidential stuff. He made the tour well worth it.

Prague Castle is an enchanting marvel that transcends time. Its grandeur and historical significance create a captivating experience. The majestic architecture, including St. Vitus Cathedral, is awe-inspiring. Wandering through the courtyards and gardens offers breathtaking views of Prague. The castle's role in shaping the city's identity is evident throughout the exhibits. A visit here is a journey through centuries of art, culture, and Czech history. Truly a crown jewel atop the picturesque city of Prague.

We wanted to go to the castle in Particularly to see St Victus Cathedral but to visit you need to purchase the castle entry as well. You can use the ticket to enter the 4 areas (you could purchase further tickets for entry to other buildings, join a guided tour or exhibits in the grounds) over 2 consecutive days We used the 22/23 tram to get there which dropped us right at the gates. The grounds surrounding the castle were unfortunately closed on the days when we were there. We missed the changing of the guard as it was far too busy to really get to see anything. The castle is guarded by 2 immaculate guards in uniform The ticket office was a bit chaotic with people joining when they were part of a tour. We purchased the basic ticket The cathedral was stunning and definitely worth the visit. We also entered At George's Basilica and the Golden Alley including the dungeons and a display of torture equipment. Throughout the areas there was information to read to explain the areas and some of the history. We decided to return day 2 for the castle itself. That was a bit of a disappointment as you only get to see such a small part of it considering it's the biggest ancient castle in the world Lots of places to eat & drink which as you can imagine as more expensive being in the castle walls. Toilets are located throughout the castle but you do need to pay an fee but they are very clean Would we go again absolutely it's a must when visiting this great city

A lovely place to visit. The road to the place itself is beautiful and full of amazing scenery while you go up. Make sure to get comfy as there are a lot of stairs until you reach the cathedral itself. As you go up, you have food and drinks option all around , as well as old town part right nearby(5 min walk). The place is very crowded so make sure to follow rush hours and visit when its most suitable for you. Make sure not to miss this one!

We had amazing time visiting the castle and I highly recommend going even if you're staying in Prague only for a few days. There's a lot to see but decide the pace of your visit and if you want to get an audio guide. We were able to complete the tour of all buildings in less than two hours. My favorite part was the small shops and the nice restaurants inside the castle walls. The only downside is that, like any other Prague attraction, there's tons of tourists everywhere so be prepared to book in advance to avoid a massive line.

This castle is stunningly medieval in a way that you start imagining the whole area around it throughout history. It’s so well kept and it has different colors than the buildings around it that makes it unique. Wanted to get inside but couldn’t figure out where to buy tickets as the entrance door was closed. I couldn’t comprehend if it wasn’t working hours or what. Sad.

Beautiful and well worth the time going with a guide. The castle is huge and the cathedral is absolutely gorgeous inside. Can be very crowded, which is a given, but that's the only negative. It's surreal the first time you visit.

Prague Castle has a different atmosphere in every season. an important historical and religious place you must not miss on your trip to Prague. The most beautiful is a walk through the castle courtyards in the morning or at sunset.

What a great place to visit and learn about Czech history!! Bonus, you get an awesome view of the city!!! Definitely worth the trouble!!! My visit was middle of January and the queue was really small. For the price of 250 ck you get to see the old royal palace, the St. Vitus Cathedral, St. George's Basilica and the Golden Lane and in my opinion is enough!! Enjoy!!! The only bad thing is that the Royal garden was closed during winter so if you want to see it , then you should visit during summer time.