Entrance ticket to Old Town Hall in Prague

The Old Town Hall was founded in 1338 as a seat of the municipality of the Old Town of Prague. It is currently used primarily for ceremonies and state events held by the City of Prague. You can tour the entire complex by yourself, with the exception of the historical underground space, which is only accessible with a tour guide. For the guided tour, you will also receive a free brochure detailing the history and function of each room. This brochure is yours to keep.
The Old Town Hall comprises five historical houses. Their interiors testify to the remarkable evolution of the complex; the tour takes visitors into a Gothic chapel from the late 14th century, a council hall dating back to the 15th century, and a modern assembly hall from the Art Nouveau era. These are spaces that saw kings and queens, revolts and revolutions, and are decorated with valuable works of art. When its renovation is complete, you will also get a close-up look at the workings of the famed Astronomical Clock (under reconstruction until September 2018).
A guided visit to the Romanesque underground, which once served as a much-feared jail, is an experience unlike any other. This is the only part of the Old Town Hall you will need to visit in the company of a tour guide.
The Old Town Hall's massive rectangular tower is the building's distinctive focal point. Built in the 14th century, it is one of the oldest town hall towers in Europe. Nowadays, it is a popular attraction, as its gallery offers one of the most beautiful views of the Prague panorama. The tower is open daily until 10 p.m.