Prague National Museum Tickets

We recommend allocating at least 2-3 hours to explore the main Historical Building. If you have a combined ticket for all the buildings, you could easily spend half a day or more. The sheer scale of the collections means you can tailor the length of your visit to your interests.

Most standard tickets purchased through our partners offer flexible entry for the day you book, allowing you to arrive at your convenience. However, some special exhibitions or premium access tickets might have timed entry. Always check the specific details on the ticket you select before booking.

Yes, tickets are available at the box office, but be prepared for potentially very long queues, especially during peak season, weekends, and holidays. We highly recommend booking online in advance to save time and guarantee your entry.

The Prague National Museum has made significant efforts to be accessible. The main Historical Building and the New Building are equipped with ramps and elevators for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues. Accessible restrooms are also available. It's always best to check the museum's official website for the most current accessibility information.

A standard ticket typically grants access to the permanent exhibitions within the main Historical Building. This includes the Pantheon, the natural history collections (like Miracles of Evolution), and historical displays. Combined tickets, which grant access to other museum buildings like the New Building or the Náprstek Museum, are also available and offer excellent value.

While standard entry tickets are for self-guided visits, you can often book guided tours through our partner platforms like GetYourGuide. These tours are led by expert guides who provide deeper insights into the collections. Alternatively, audio guides are usually available for rent at the museum.

Yes, photography for personal, non-commercial use is generally permitted in most areas of the museum. However, the use of flash, tripods, and selfie sticks is strictly prohibited to protect the exhibits and for the comfort of other visitors. Some temporary exhibitions may have specific photography restrictions.

No, in most cases, you do not need to print your tickets. Our partners provide mobile-friendly e-tickets with a QR code. Simply present the ticket on your smartphone at the entrance for scanning. This is both convenient and environmentally friendly.

If your ticket has a specific time slot, it is best to arrive on time. While some venues may allow a small grace period, entry is not guaranteed if you are significantly late. For general admission tickets that are valid for the whole day, you can enter at any time during opening hours.