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Monuments in Prague

Prague has 15 verified monuments on Wanloria. The highlights: Prague Castle, Vyšehrad and Golden Lane. Free: Vyšehrad, Wallenstein Palace, Infant Jesus of Prague and Vyšehrad Cemetery.

Prague CastleCulture · ~4 h visit · From €10VyšehradCulture · ~2 h visit · FreeGolden LaneCulture · ~30 min visitWallenstein PalaceCulture · ~2 h visit · FreeOld Jewish Cemetery (Prague)Culture · ~50 min visit · From €10Infant Jesus of PragueCulture · ~25 min visit · FreeVyšehrad CemeteryCulture · ~30 min visit · FreeMemorial to the Victims of CommunismCulture · ~20 min visitTroja PalaceCulture · ~1 h 15 min visitOld Royal Palace (Starý královský palác)Culture · ~45 min visit · Castle buildings open to visitors: 9:00 to 17:00 in summer season (1 April to 31 October) and 9:00 to 16:00 in winter (1 November to 31 March).Statue of Franz Kafka (Jaroslav Róna)Culture · ~20 min visit · Free · Always visible from the street.Vítkov National MonumentCulture · ~1 h 15 min visit · FreeRoyal Garden of the CastleNature · ~30 min visitVilla MüllerCulture · ~1 h 15 min visitSlavínCulture · ~20 min visit · Free

Frequently asked questions

What are the top monuments in Prague?

Prague Castle, Vyšehrad, Golden Lane, Wallenstein Palace and Old Jewish Cemetery (Prague).

Are there free monuments in Prague?

Yes: Vyšehrad, Wallenstein Palace, Infant Jesus of Prague, Vyšehrad Cemetery and Statue of Franz Kafka (Jaroslav Róna).

How much time do you need for the monuments in Prague?

The top five add up to about 9 h 20 min of visiting.