This was the best part of our trip to Prague. The castle exhibitions are worth the price. However, be careful with the other paid exhibitions. We went to the hologram exhibition, which we found a bit overpriced, but it couldn't ruin the fun time we had in the castle itself.

The castle is one of the most known places in Prague, therefore a little bit crowded. You can visit the old castle, the entrace fee being included in the basic tour ticket. Here you can find more about Bohemia's and Moravia's history, about the kings who ruled this region and their lineages and many more interesting stuff.

Wow! Incredible gothic cathedral, huge castle and charming little houses at the outer bailey. Spend at least 4 hours minimum to explore so you won’t have to rush. I spent an hour inside the cathedral staring at the magnificent dome and stained glass windows! Don’t forget to visit the old tower of the castle where they display all kinds of medieval torture implements.

We so enjoyed our visit here. The external architecture is beautiful and well preserved, but the inside is the best feature of this historic marvel. If you can, try and get a guided tour of the inside. The tour we had through our Viking River Cruise excursion was simply amazing. It included a wonderful meal in a private dining room, a private classical concert, unobstructed city views from a private balcony, and access to the many treasures on display in the castle, including some private areas dedicated to the royal family. Trust me, the cost will be well worth it!

Just walking the grounds is awesome. Our second day we went to see within the churches and museums. Our favorite was the #2, The Story of the Prague Castle. The displays and artifacts rival those we saw at the National Museum. Maybe better. Both of these museums need better signage to inform you of what you are seeing. Some of them are on glass that is hard to see. Some are placed low so that you must crouch. Some plaques are in such dim light one cannot read. These are antiquities which should be fully appreciated. Disappointing. Hint: get the audio aide, as it would supplement the poor signage.

We did skip the line but didn’t need to as no queues to buy tickets. Very good experience, got the 22 tram as stops right near the castle so not as much walking, you do lots when you get in. Cathedral very impressive.

What an amazing day spent here. It didn’t disappoint. Would recommend getting the tram which stops right outside. Bought beat the line tickets. Saw everything we wanted to. Such an amazing day. Just stunning.

Really interesting castle and cathedral, cheap if compared to UK prices for similar places, could improve on signposting and crowd control. The Zlaty Ulicia / Golden Lane is a narrow street with tiny shops and one way in and out, which was very crowded. We didn’t go into most of the buildings because we couldn’t get inside. Given that your ticket is scanned prior to access, it should be quite easy to control how many people are allowed in at any one time and we did not visit in peak season. Lovely views from much quieter, more pleasant South Gardens

We stayed in the Old town and crossed the Charles Bridge over to the Castle. The walk was about 20 min - towards the castle are mostly uphill and steps, but do-able. The grounds are lovely. We didn’t go inside the castle but only wandered around the grounds. The are some food stalls and even a Starbucks near the Castle entrance!

Prague castle, which looked more like a palace, had a lot more inside than expected. The design of the cathedral was spectacular, the other end of the castle/palace had the "changing of the guards". While it was free to stroll thru from one end to the other, an entry fee was imposed for certain parts