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Prague Castle Night Tours
- Explore Prague Castle after dark and get your fill of mysteries, facts and legends!
- Meet your expert guide at the Old Town Square and start walking across the River Vltava.
- See the Strahov Monastery, known as one of the most beautiful libraries in the world.
- Admire the eerie beauty of Prague Castle by the moonlight and see Golden Lane, once the home of Franz Kafka.
- Look at St. Vitus Cathedral, and the St. George’s Basilica illuminated against the night sky.
- Your guide will take you through the palace quarters and tell you haunting tales of the city and its history.
- At Lesser Town, walk to the grand Wallenstein Palace that is known for being much more modern in architecture compared to the rest of the city.
- Explore Prague Castle after dark and get your fill of mysteries, facts and legends!
- Meet your expert guide at the Old Town Square and start walking across the River Vltava.
- See the Strahov Monastery, known as one of the most beautiful libraries in the world.
- Admire the eerie beauty of Prague Castle by the moonlight and see Golden Lane, once the home of Franz Kafka.
- Look at St. Vitus Cathedral, and the St. George’s Basilica illuminated against the night sky.
- Your guide will take you through the palace quarters and tell you haunting tales of the city and its history.
- At Lesser Town, walk to the grand Wallenstein Palace that is known for being much more modern in architecture compared to the rest of the city.
Inclusions
- Tram ride
- Expert guide
Exclusions
- Entry into certain buildings in the castle complex
- Interiors of Prague Castle
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Prague CastleNight Tours
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A night tour of Prague Castle is
✔️ With a local expert
The tour is led by a local expert who weaves history and legends with wit and humor. From the creation of the Golem to the mystery of the cursed crown jewels, the stories are vivid, layered, and enjoyable.
✔️ A crowd-free experience
The tour explores Prague Castle after sunset when the tourists are gone, and the castle’s grandeur is all yours. No waiting, no noise—it’s just you, some other fellow explorers, your guide, and lots of interesting trivia.
✔️ Immersive and enriching
You get to experience Prague through the lens of alchemy, astrology, and royal drama, with tales of emperors, astronomers, and mythical creatures. This is your chance to dive deep into the city’s magical folklore in the exact places where it all unfolded.
✔️ Efficient and comprehensive
The tour route is thoughtfully planned to showcase Prague Castle’s glowing exteriors, hidden streets, panoramic viewpoints, and landmarks, all within 3 hours. It also includes a tram ride as part of the experience.
Explore Prague Castle interiors on a guided tour
Night tours offer a glimpse of the castle exteriors, but do you want to see what lies beyond the walls? Book a daytime guided tour to step inside Prague Castle and explore its majestic halls, sacred chapels, and royal secrets—brought to life by expert commentary.
Highlights you’ll encounter on this nighttime adventure
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Know before you go
Timings & duration
Meeting and endpoint
Accessibility
Tips
Dining
- General tour start time: 6pm
- Duration: 3 hours
Meeting point address: Týnská 627/7, Prague | Find on map
Meeting point location: Meet your guide in front of the wooden door at Týnská 627/7, Prague 1—a quiet corner behind Tyn Cathedral in Old Town.
Getting there:
- By metro: Take Line A to Staroměstská or Line B to Náměstí Republiky. Both stations are about a 10-minute walk away from the meeting point.
- By tram: Take tram #6, 8, 15, or 26 to Náměstí Republiky. Walk through Old Town Square toward Tyn Cathedral. Behind it, look for the Prague Trips & Tickets signboard.
- By bus: Take Bus #194 to Staroměstské náměstí. The stop is about a 5-minute walk from the meeting location.
End point: Malostranské náměstí
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- This experience is not wheelchair accessible
- Travelers with mobility issues may find some sections, like the New World Street or Golden Lane, challenging due to narrow paths and inclines.
- Wear sturdy walking shoes as the tour covers a long route including cobblestone streets and pathways.
- Nights can be chilly in Prague even during summer, so dress in layers and carry a light jacket for comfort.
- There are no food or drink stops during the tour, so it's best to carry water and light snacks.
- Use restrooms in advance as public toilets are limited along the route, and there are no designated bathroom breaks.
- Keep your phone charged. You’ll want it for photos, navigation after the tour, or contacting your guide if needed.
- Some historical districts in Prague are residential. Keep your voice low and avoid loud music when walking through quiet zones, especially in areas like New World Street and near monasteries.
Here are some nearby late-night cafes & bars:
- Lokál U Bílé Kuželky: It is a traditional Czech pub serving hearty local dishes and fresh Pilsner beer. Open until late, with a cozy and authentic atmosphere.
- Cafe Savoy: This elegant cafe-restaurant offers classic Czech and French cuisine. Perfect for a relaxed post-tour dinner or dessert and coffee.
- U Malířů: It is one of Prague’s oldest restaurants, tucked away in a quiet lane. Offer a historic setting with fine Czech and European cuisine.
- Bar No. 7 or Hemingway Bar (Old Town): If you're crossing back toward Old Town, these craft cocktail bars are top picks for an elevated end to your evening.
Want to explore more at night? Dive into Prague’s beer scene!
After uncovering the secrets of Prague Castle, keep the night alive! Join a fun beer experience and taste the city’s legendary brews while exploring its lively pubs, local hangouts, and historic beer traditions.
Exploring Prague by night? Here are a few things to keep in mind
Transport options
Trams and metros run late in Prague, usually until midnight or later. After hours, night trams and buses operate on key routes. Taxis and ride-hailing apps like Uber or Bolt are also easily available near the castle area and Old Town.
City hours
Prague stays lively well into the night, especially in Old Town, Mala Strana, and along the riverbanks. Most bars and cafes tend to close around midnight; some clubs and lounges stay open into the early hours.
Safety
Prague is one of the safest European cities to explore at night. But it's always best to stay in well-lit areas and avoid going to isolated alleys alone.
Frequently asked questions about Prague Castle night tours
Does the night tour include access to the Prague Castle interiors?
No, the tour focuses on exterior exploration. The interiors of Prague Castle are closed at night.
Is the tram ride included in the night tour?
Yes, your tram ticket to the Castle District is part of the tour.
Can I take public transport back from the endpoint of the tour?
Yes, Malostranské náměstí is well-connected by tram and metro. The Malostranská metro station (Line A) is about a 10-minute walk from the tour’s endpoint.
Is this a suitable tour for solo travelers?
Absolutely. The small-group format is perfect for solo travelers, and the route is safe and social, with plenty of interaction and opportunities to connect with fellow participants.
Is there any age restriction for the tour?
No, there’s no strict age limit. However, the tour is best suited for ages 12 and above due to the tour duration, extended walking, and the nature of the stories, which may not be suitable for younger children.
Is the tour stroller-friendly?
No, the route includes narrow and cobbled paths, stairs, and slopes that make it difficult to navigate with a stroller. Consider a baby carrier if traveling with small children.
Is there any free time to explore on my own during the tour?
No, this is a guided walking tour with a continuous flow. However, you’ll finish near attractions and restaurants where you can linger and explore independently afterward.