Private 3-Hour Prague Castle Tour

3-hour Private Prague Castle Walking Tour

From €140 4.9 (272)

What to expect

An approximately three-hour private visit through the Prague Castle complex, including St Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace and Vladislav Hall, St George’s Basilica, Golden Lane and Daliborka Tower. The description states that Prague Castle admission is included, although the formal inclusions fields are empty.

Before booking

Wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Adult pricing applies to all travelers (6 years and older)

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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What this activity is like for families

The only published fare band is labeled ADULT and covers ages 6 to 99, so families should confirm how participants ages 6 to 17 are registered. Wheelchair accessibility is published and the activity is considered suitable for all fitness levels.

Useful details

ADULT fare band: ages 6-99
Published maximum: 15 travelers
Approximate duration: 3 hours
Castle admission described as included
Wheelchair accessibility published
Meeting in front of the Archbishop's Palace

Before booking

Confirm how participants ages 6-17 are registered
Confirm admission because it appears in the description but not as a formal inclusion
Confirm practical accessibility for the specific wheelchair
Go to the exact meeting point in front of the Archbishop's Palace

Ages

Adults aged 6 to 99.

Meeting point

Our guide will meet you in front of the Archbishop Palace (big white palace) in Hradcany square. It is located right in front of the castle. Here is the exact address: Hradčanské nám. 56, 118 00 Praha 1-Hradčany

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Prague Castle

Prague Castle is not a single building but a citadel of courtyards, churches, palaces and gardens that compresses more than a thousand years of Czech power. St Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace and Golden Lane tell different stories; choosing two spaces and observing courtyards, guards and views prevents the complex becoming a race between ticketed interiors.