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Old Town Hall Tower: Entry Ticket (tower only)
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from €18
Buy tickets →Old Town Hall opening hours
The Old Town Hall is open every day: from 9:00 to 20:00 from April to December and from 10:00 to 19:00 from January to March. The official site publishes no last-entry time, so plan to arrive well before closing. Hours differ around Christmas and New Year: see the table.
Today
Opening hours for every month are on the Opening hours page.
Checked against the official website on 24 October 2026 · Official source
| Day and period | Last entry | Closes |
|---|---|---|
| January to March, every day, opens at 10:00 | Not published | 19:00 |
| April to December, every day, opens at 9:00 | Not published | 20:00 |
The operator can suspend ticket sales when the site is crowded or for safety reasons, and the representative halls can close for ceremonies. The official site shows no weekly closing day.
Checked against the official website on 24 October 2026 · Official source: Prague City Tourism
The Orloj show
You can see the clock from the square at any time. The twelve apostles appear every hour; the sources we read differ on the first and last show of the day, so we do not state a range. The figures appear in the two windows on the south side of the tower.
Guided visits of the interiors
Guided visits of the interiors (chapel with a view of the apostles, representative halls and the underground) are sold only on site and only on the day; the times are published every day on the official site, and the languages vary by time slot.
How long to allow
The operator does not publish a visit length. The partner’s listing says 40 minutes for the tower, and the operator says a private guided tour of the interiors and the tower takes about 90 minutes.
Access, bags and rules
The tower is accessible without steps for wheelchair users, with a lift from the ground floor to the third floor and a separate lift in the tower; the historic interiors are not barrier-free. Pushchairs are not accepted. Bags must be left in the cloakroom on the ground floor (maximum 70 x 40 x 45 cm). Photos for private use are allowed without a tripod, and flash is always banned. The ticket is valid for one visit. The operator describes the climb as demanding and says the lift is meant mainly for families with small children, older visitors and people with reduced mobility, and that it may be out of service.