Prague Astronomical Clock Ticket

Description

Located next to the Old Town Square, the renowned Prague Astronomical Clock is the primary symbol of the Czech capital. This intricate mechanism lives within the tower of the Staroměstská radnice, which was once the city hall.

We'll meet at the designated location on central Maiselova Street to visit the Astronomical Clock. Here, you'll receive your ticket for the Astronomical Clock. Additionally, we'll provide a concise 20-minute introduction to the tower's history and guide you to its location, just a short five-minute walk from the meeting point.

Upon reaching the tower, you'll enjoy immediate, skip-the-line access to the Old Town Hall's watchtower. Your Prague Astronomical Clock ticket grants you the opportunity to explore the diverse points of interest within this medieval gem.

At the stroke of every hour, the trap doors of the mechanism swing open, revealing animated figures to the audience. This captivating scene is known as the procession of the Twelve Apostles on the Prague Astronomical Clock. In addition to the disciples of Jesus, the clock features automatons representing the Turks, avarice, vanity, and death.

Your ticket lets you see these intricate figures' inner workings, providing a unique behind-the-scenes experience. Additionally, you'll be treated to a breathtaking view from the Prague Astronomical Clock tower, offering a magnificent panoramic view of the Old Town, with the imposing Gothic towers of the Church of Our Lady of Týn as a standout feature.

The visit to the Astronomical Clock Tower typically lasts around one hour.

Schedule

The Astronomical Clock in Praga is open from Tuesday to Sunday. Please check the calendar on this page to reserve the time that you prefer.