What's open on Sunday in Prague

Most of Prague stays open on Sunday. Here are 52 sights you can visit, with their Sunday hours, plus markets to browse and the few places that close.

Last updated: 14 October 2026

Open on Sunday

Old Town

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Old Town Square

Sunday: open all day · Free

Prague's medieval heart, ringed by the Old Town Hall, the Týn Church spires and pastel Baroque façades.

Old Town

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Astronomical Clock & Old Town Hall

Sunday: 09:00–20:00 · CZK 350

The 1410 astronomical clock with its hourly parade of apostles, plus the town hall tower and Gothic vaults.

Clementinum (Baroque Library & Astronomical Tower), Prague

Old Town

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Clementinum (Baroque Library & Astronomical Tower)

Sunday: 09:00–20:00 · CZK 380

A guided tour of the frescoed Baroque library hall and the 52 m Astronomical Tower with its view over the Old Town.

Old Town

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Municipal House

Sunday: 11:00–19:00 · CZK 320

Prague's Art Nouveau showpiece: a guided tour of Smetana Hall and salons decorated by Alfons Mucha and others.

Old Town

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Powder Tower

Sunday: 10:00–18:00 · CZK 200

The Gothic gate where the coronation route began, with a small exhibition and a gallery view at the top.

Old Town

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Charles Bridge

Sunday: open all day · Free

The 14th-century stone bridge with 30 Baroque statues, linking the Old Town to the Lesser Town under the castle.

Jewish Museum (synagogues & Old Jewish Cemetery), Prague

Jewish Quarter

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Jewish Museum (synagogues & Old Jewish Cemetery)

Sunday: 09:00–16:30 · CZK 600

One ticket for the Maisel, Pinkas and Spanish synagogues, the Old-New Synagogue and the crowded Old Jewish Cemetery.

Jewish Quarter

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Old-New Synagogue

Sunday: 09:00–17:00

Europe's oldest working synagogue, a Gothic hall from the 13th century, linked to the legend of the Golem.

Lesser Town

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St Nicholas Church (Lesser Town)

Sunday: 09:00–18:00 · CZK 150

Prague's grandest Baroque church, with a 20 m dome, ceiling frescoes and an organ Mozart played.

Lesser Town

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Lennon Wall

Sunday: open all day · Free

A graffiti-covered wall that became a peace and freedom memorial after John Lennon's death in 1980.

Lesser Town

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Kampa Island

Sunday: open all day · Free

A leafy island park by the Devil's Stream, with an old mill wheel and views of Charles Bridge.

Lesser Town

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Petřín Hill & Lookout Tower

Sunday: 09:00–18:00 · CZK 250

A wooded hill with rose gardens and a mini Eiffel Tower from 1891; 299 steps to the best view of the castle.

Lesser Town

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Wallenstein Garden

Sunday: 09:00–17:00 · Free

An early Baroque palace garden of the Czech Senate, with bronze statues, a dripstone wall and strutting peacocks.

Castle District

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Prague Castle

Sunday: 09:00–17:00 · CZK 450

The world's largest castle complex: the main circuit takes in the Old Royal Palace, St George's, Golden Lane and St Vitus.

Castle District

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St Vitus Cathedral

Sunday: 12:00–17:00

The Gothic cathedral of the castle, with St Wenceslas Chapel, royal tombs and a Mucha stained-glass window.

Castle District

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Loreta

Sunday: 10:00–17:30 · CZK 280

A Baroque pilgrimage site with a copy of the Holy House, cloisters, a diamond monstrance and a 27-bell carillon.

Castle District

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Strahov Monastery & Library

Sunday: 09:00–17:00 · CZK 220

A 12th-century abbey whose Baroque Theological and Philosophical halls are among the world's most beautiful libraries.

New Town

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Wenceslas Square

Sunday: open all day · Free

A long boulevard of shops and arcades under the National Museum, scene of the 1989 Velvet Revolution.

New Town

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National Museum

Sunday: 10:00–18:00 · CZK 360

The grand neo-Renaissance museum atop Wenceslas Square: natural history, Czech history and a dome with city views.

New Town

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Dancing House

Sunday: open all day · Free

Frank Gehry and Vlado Milunić's 'Fred and Ginger' building from 1996, swaying on the Vltava embankment.

Vyšehrad & Vinohrady

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Vyšehrad

Sunday: open all day · Free

A hilltop fortress of Czech legends with the twin-spired basilica, the cemetery of Dvořák and Mucha, and river views.

Vyšehrad & Vinohrady

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Žižkov Television Tower

Sunday: 09:00–23:59 · CZK 350

Prague's tallest structure, a 216 m tower with crawling babies by David Černý and a 93 m viewing deck.

Letná & Holešovice

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Letná Park & Metronome

Sunday: open all day · Free

A hilltop park with the classic postcard view of Prague's bridges and the giant Metronome where Stalin once stood.

Letná & Holešovice

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Prague Zoo

Sunday: 09:00–17:00 · CZK 330

One of Europe's best zoos on a hillside in Troja, with gorillas, elephants, an Indonesian jungle hall and a chairlift.

Pilsner Urquell: The Original Beer Experience, Prague

Old Town

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Pilsner Urquell: The Original Beer Experience

Sunday: 11:00–20:30 · CZK 579

Interactive tour of the first golden lager just off Wenceslas Square, ending with tank beer at the pub.

New Town

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U Fleků brewery & beer hall

Sunday: 10:00–23:00

Beer hall brewing its dark 13° lager for over 500 years, with romantic halls, a garden and a small brewery museum.

Castle District

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Strahov Monastery Brewery

Sunday: 10:00–22:00

Brewpub in the courtyard of Strahov Monastery serving its own St Norbert beers next to the copper brewhouse.

Old Town

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Choco-Story Chocolate Museum

Sunday: 10:00–22:00 · CZK 290

Seven rooms on the story of cocoa next to the Týn Church, with a praline demonstration and chocolate tasting.

Lesser Town

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Prague Chocolate Steiner & Kovarik

Sunday: 10:00–18:00 · Free

Czech family chocolatier on the lane up to the castle: handmade chocolates, roasted almonds and honey nougat.

New Town

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Mucha Museum

Sunday: 10:00–18:00 · CZK 300

Nearly 100 original posters, paintings and drawings by Art Nouveau master Alphonse Mucha in a Baroque palace.

Old Town

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Old Town Bridge Tower

Sunday: 10:00–18:00 · CZK 250

Gothic gate at the Old Town end of Charles Bridge: 138 steps up to a gallery with the classic view of the bridge and castle.

Lesser Town

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Vrtba Garden

Sunday: 10:00–18:00 · CZK 150

Steep Baroque terrace garden with statues by Braun and a view over the Lesser Town roofs to the castle.

New Town

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Franciscan Garden

Sunday: 08:00–19:00 · Free

Quiet walled garden between Wenceslas and Jungmann squares, with rose arches, herb beds and a playground.

Lesser Town

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Franz Kafka Museum

Sunday: 10:00–18:00 · CZK 300

Atmospheric show of first editions, letters and films on Kafka’s Prague in an old brickworks on the river.

Lesser Town

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Mirror Maze on Petřín

Sunday: 09:00–18:00 · CZK 150

Little mock castle on Petřín with a mirror labyrinth, a 1648 battle diorama and a hall of laughing mirrors.

Lesser Town

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Petřín Funicular

Sunday: 07:00–22:15 · CZK 100

Ride the new glass-roofed cars from Újezd up Petřín Hill, with views over the river and the Old Town.

New Town

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Museum of Communism

Sunday: 09:00–20:00 · CZK 390

Everyday life, propaganda and the secret police in Czechoslovakia from 1948 to the Velvet Revolution of 1989.

New Town

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Pivovarský dům Benedict

Sunday: 11:00–23:30

Brewpub on the corner of Ječná and Lípová brewing its own lagers plus odd ones such as coffee beer.

New Town

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Head of Franz Kafka

Sunday: open all day · Free

David Černý’s 11-metre steel head of Kafka whose 42 layers turn and realign, beside the Quadrio centre.

Old Town

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Na Příkopě

Sunday: open all day · Free

Pedestrian boulevard from Wenceslas Square to the Powder Tower, with brand stores and old arcades.

Jewish Quarter

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Pařížská Street

Sunday: open all day · Free

Prague’s luxury boulevard from Old Town Square to the river, lined with Art Nouveau houses and designer boutiques.

Old Town

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Havelská Market

Sunday: 08:00–18:30 · Free

The Old Town’s only surviving market square, dating from 1232: fruit stalls, wooden toys and souvenirs.

Letná & Holešovice

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Stromovka Park

Sunday: open all day · Free

Former royal hunting reserve, now Prague’s largest central park, with ponds, old oaks and many playgrounds.

Letná & Holešovice

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National Technical Museum

Sunday: 09:00–18:00 · CZK 330

Hall full of steam engines, cars, planes and motorbikes, plus a mock coal mine, astronomy and printing: a family favourite.

Letná & Holešovice

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DOX Centre for Contemporary Art

Sunday: 11:00–19:00 · CZK 360

Big contemporary art centre in a former factory, crowned by Gulliver, a 42-metre wooden airship on the roof.

National Gallery – Trade Fair Palace, Prague

Letná & Holešovice

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National Gallery – Trade Fair Palace

Sunday: 10:00–18:00 · CZK 250

Huge functionalist trade-fair palace of 1928 holding the National Gallery’s modern and contemporary art.

Jewish Quarter

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Museum of Decorative Arts (UPM)

Sunday: 10:00–18:00 · CZK 250

Bohemian glass, porcelain, fashion, posters and furniture in a neo-Renaissance palace opposite the Rudolfinum.

Lesser Town

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Museum Kampa

Sunday: 10:00–18:00 · CZK 360

Riverside mill on Kampa Island with Kupka’s abstract paintings, Central European modern art and Černý’s crawling babies outside.

Castle District

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Lobkowicz Palace

Sunday: 09:00–18:00 · CZK 380

Private palace inside Prague Castle with Bruegel, Canaletto, Beethoven manuscripts and a family-narrated audio guide.

Vyšehrad & Vinohrady

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