Book Prague Castle Private Guided Tour of Interiors & Exteriors with Entry Tickets online from $271.19 with free cancellation. Compare ticket options, check dates, and complete your booking securely on TickYourList.
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Embark on a captivating journey through Prague's past with a visit to Prague Castle. Experience a private guided tour that grants you exclusive access to tram rides and skip-the-line privileges. Dating back to the 9th century, Prague Castle has been a significant stronghold for Roman emperors, Bohemian Kings, and Czech Republic presidents.
Marvel at the intricate ribbed vaults and the stunning rose window of St. Vitus Cathedral, the final resting place of revered saints and nobles such as St. John of Nepomuk and Duke of Bohemia. Descend the historic double staircase of St. George’s Basilica, Prague's oldest preserved church, housing the tomb of Prince Vratislav I, its founding figure.
Step into the chamber adorned with geometric patterns where Czech Protestant nobles defenestrated the Catholic Habsburg governors, igniting the Thirty Years War. Conclude your journey by strolling along Golden Lane and entering the residence associated with the renowned clairvoyant Matylda Průšová, featuring intriguing symbols like owls, crystal balls, and cat motifs from the pre-World War II era.
Prague, Czech Republic
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This ticket offers the convenience of complimentary hotel pickups.
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Hotel transfers apply to specific accommodations in Prague for your comfort.
On the day of your guided tour, kindly arrive at your hotel lobby 15 minutes before your scheduled departure time.
If your hotel lacks a lobby, please wait at the hotel entrance for pickup.
