Bilhetes Orloj

really well organised, plenty of things to do!
each museum could save on printing tickets (you could just rescan the card) => less paper used

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Our guide told us some stories and info about Prague and the center of town, the astronomical clock, gave us our ticket to enter the town hall without queuing and told us where to enter and how to... Mostrar mais

Our guide told us some stories and info about Prague and the center of town, the astronomical clock, gave us our ticket to enter the town hall without queuing and told us where to enter and how to make the most of our visit. It was fun!
However, keep this in mind: This "skip the line" experience here could be worth it or not, depending on several factors that you can / can't anticipate: - If the front desk queue at the town hall building isn't too long, then it's not worth adding 8eur or so per person to get the ticket beforehand and get a bit more explanation before entering. But if the queue is gigantic, it's worth it. Unfortunately, you can't know this beforehand. - If you want to go in, explore on ur own, climb the stairs to the tower, then yes, this is worth it. But if you want to book a spot for a guided tour inside the building (included in the price of the ticket) or buy extra tickets for the tower elevator, then you still have to queue, because those can't be done online. Only at the front desk, with the rest of the people who don't have an entry ticket.
When we did this tour, the queue wasn't too long, and we entered the building with tickets, so we were able to skip most of the line. But when we asked about the guided tour and elevator tickets, we were told we had to wait in line, so we kind of joined the queue in the middle. So we saved a bit of time, but still had to wait a bit.
Other than that, I definitely recommend taking the guided tour inside the town hall. It takes you through the undergrounds too (which you can't access on your own), you learn a lot, and it gives you a different perspective on what you're seeing.