Tickets for Prague Astronomical Clock with Skip-The-Line Access.
What’s Included
- Skip-the-line access to the Clock Tower
- Short introduction in English on the history of the venue
An amazing 15th-century clock which also happens to be the worlds oldest operational astronomical clock. You will be given a brief introduction to it (in English), along with its history and significance. Every two hours small trapdoors open on the clock and the twelve apostles march out, so try and time your visit for that as its wonderful to see. The clock also shows the planetary motion and the zodiac, amongst other features and considering it is 600 years old, it really is quite incredible and very popular (just to forewarn!). The location also offers incredible views of the city.
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- Prague Astronomical Clock + Prague Castle. Click HERE for ticket details
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Prague Astronomical Clock Opening Times
Monday: Closed
Tuesday 09:00 – 22:00 | Wednesday 09:00 – 22:00 | Thursday 09:00 – 22:00 | Friday 09:00 – 22:00 | Saturday 09:00 – 22:00 | Sunday: 09:00 – 22:00
Prague Astronomical Clock Interesting Information
- The Prague Astronomical Clock was supposedly build in the 15th century, but records are scarce about exact details.
- Given its age, its features are incredible.
- It was damaged after WWII as the Nazis tried to damage any landmarks they could. The clock remained broken until 1948.
- The clock has a 24-hour face around it’s outer-ring.
- The clock also contains a calendar but that was added at a later date.
- The clock face displays multiple types of numbers including Roman and Arab numbers.