Staroměstská radnice

We had the 9 Landmarks in 365 days ticket from the powder tower and then booked a slot for the old town hall. It didn't disappoint we found it really interesting. Didn't pay extra for the lift to the tower but it was easy to walk up.

In addition to the astronomical clock, the Old Town Hall offers a tour of the interior and a beautiful view of the entire city from the tower. The staff at the ticket office is helpful, they will advise you on the best ticket option. You have to pay extra for the elevator, but it is not difficult to walk at all. The panorama is truly amazing, I can only recommend a visit.

We did the circuit A tour of the Old Town Hall and underground. Would highly recommend doing a tour to see a lot more of the building than the standard tower ticket. We came at 9:50 for the 10am tour and there was a few spaces left but would advise getting there a bit earlier to make sure. We got the 50% early bird discount as we arrived before 10am but we went up to the tower after the tour finished. The tour lasted just over 1 hour and was informative and covered various rooms in the Old Town Hall. Staff were friendly, free lockers were available for bags and coats.

We paid for tower entry during the first hour of opening when there’s a 50% discount. The view from the top is fantastic, and well worth the (reduced) price of admission but if we’d known the following, this may have been a 5* review: - there is a steep, narrow spiral staircase at the top of the tower which has a traffic light system to control entry to the viewing platform. The elevator (€4) bypasses this and would be well worth paying for at busier times to avoid a long wait at the top of the ramp. - The tower ticket is literally just for entry to viewing platform at the top of the tower. To see the apostles of the astronomical clock, you need to pay €6 extra for a guided tour (circuit A)

This is one of the main highlights in Prague and a beautiful view from the top. It costs about $17 USD per person if you want to take the elevator to the top. About $12 USD per person if you want to walk to the top. The walk is not really that bad. Some stairs followed by a winding ramp that leads to the top. We were just lazy on the day. The views from the top are magical. 360 degree views of all around Prague, Old Town Square and Prague Castle. Normally, you can tour other rooms, but they were closed on the day. Only the basement area was open which is still historical given that was the street level at one point in Prague. The tower and all itself was built starting in the mid 1300’s. This is a must see in Prague and worth the visit.

Staroměstská Radnice is a must-visit when in Prague! The building itself is full of history and charm, with beautiful architecture and intricate details. The Astronomical Clock on the tower is fascinating to watch, especially when it chimes on the hour — though it can get quite crowded, so get there early for a good view. For a small fee, you can climb (or take the elevator) to the top of the tower, and the panoramic views of Prague’s Old Town are breathtaking. The entire experience offers a great blend of history, sightseeing, and photography opportunities. Highly recommend!

Great experience , Refreshing, this place is full of life and breathes history.. I loved the square and the place. There is no need to talk much. Just visit this square and you will understand why there are many visitors happy with this experience.

The old town hall consists of several buildings, attached one to each other, bought one by one by the local authorities. During the tour you’ll visit different halls, but more than a half of of them are not very spectacular. One of them is huge, but it has nothing out of the ordinary. Only one is really impressive, a medium-sized hall, with paneled walls and ceiling and a few coats of arms from different eras of the city. You’ll also visit a small chapel, with wonderful stained glass windows, located near the astronomical clock. The tour also includes a visit to the undergrounds of the town hall, a series of halls with stone walls, most of them absolutely empty. God bless the interesting stories of the guide, otherwise...

The old town hall is one of the mainstays of Prague's old town square. The building itself is impressive and made even more famous by the popular astronomical clock just adjacent to the town hall itself. It is arguably the busiest part of the actual town square due to the huge masses of tourists and some locals who are here to snap photos and take pictures of that impressive landmark. There are opportunities to go up the building and get some really gorgeous views of the town square and Prague itself. It's really hard not to appreciate the beautiful architecture and views in this area. Note - town square aside, which features a lot of local kiosks and food - a good deal of shops in this area are pure tourist traps and sell a lot of useless junk, unless you're a fan of cheap shitty t-shirts, bags and magnets. However, there are plenty of gems that you can find and this place isn't far in terms of walking distance from other historic and better shopping areas in the city.

This place was seriously legit. Being in the bohemia was a lot of fun and the architecture was absolutely amazing. After some point it all seems to blend together from country to country. This was located right in the middle of a Prague and there's a really cool fountain near by. There's street performers and a lot of food carts. Try to eat outside of the touristy areas.

My favorite cathedral cathedral in all of Europe right here in Prague's Old Town. The most fascinating cathedral I ever seen on my life! It is so fairytale like I actually referred to it as Maleficent's castle. Only because it looks like a place a Disney villain would live in. I absolutely love this landmark, it's so gorgeous and you absolutely must see it.

Awesome clock! Goes off every hour and you can see everything move and the apostles come out. It goes quick so be ready. You can also sign up for a tour (pay tour) inside and you can see the inside of the clock and all the apostles on the other side of the clock. A fun little peek inside.