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Free things to do in Prague

10 places with verified free entry · 2 free today

2 of them are free to enter every day they're open, and 2 have free days or free evenings for everyone. Below, each place shows whether it's free today, the next free date and who else gets in free — museums, landmarks, views and shows, each checked against its official website. What's free this week · cheap tickets under 10

Markets & streets

Museums

Shows & light displays

Views

Attractions

Churches & landmarks

Parks & gardens

FAQ

Free things to do in Prague: common questions

What can you visit for free in Prague?

Free Tickets lists 10 places in Prague with free entry we checked against official sources. Always free: Vyšehrad and Wallenstein Garden. Free on set days: National Gallery and National Museum. Free for some visitors (children, students, residents and others): Charles Bridge, Jewish Museum, National Gallery, National Museum, Astronomical Clock, Petřín and 3 more.

When are museums and landmarks free in Prague?

National Gallery — to the permanent collections on 28 Oct (Independence Day) and 17 Nov 2026; National Museum — days 2026: 1 Nov and 6 Dec (all National Museum buildings). Each place page shows the next dates, with closures and holidays already taken out.

Which places in Prague are free for children?

Charles Bridge, National Gallery, National Museum, Astronomical Clock, Petřín, Prague Castle, St. Vitus and Vyšehrad — age limits differ, see each page for the exact rule and the ID you may need.

What if I can't go on a free day?

Among the places here that charge entry, the cheapest standard adult ticket is National Gallery at Kč 250 (official price). Each place page compares official prices with partner tickets and tours, and our cheap-tickets page lists everything for 10 or less.