Prague Castle

18/03/2023

🏰👌🤴Hey, hey! Calling all Prague Castle enthusiasts, listen up because we've got some exciting news for you! The Castle is about to get even better with the new president, Petr Pavel, moving to Lumbe's villa, which is just a stone's throw away from the Castle. And with this new development, there are some incredible changes in store that are sure to make your visit even more memorable.

🏰👌🤴First up, the gardens' opening hours will be extended, giving you more time to stroll through the beautiful flora and fauna (🦚). But that's not all, folks! The previously closed representative interiors of the Castle in the New Royal Palace will now be available to the public. That means you'll get a chance to peek inside the walls of the castle and explore the stunning interiors that have been hidden away until now.

🏰👌🤴And that's not even the best part! Special tours will make the territory or grounds of St. Vitus Cathedral accessible, including the royal tomb, which has been off-limits to the public until now. Can you believe it? You'll even get a chance to see Ballgame House or the Falconer's house during the special garden tours.

🏰👌🤴But wait, there's more! A new circuit will be created, including the picture gallery and the Story of Prague Castle, which will give you a deeper insight into the history and culture of this incredible landmark.

🏰👌🤴And if that wasn't enough, the castle in Lány, where Czech presidents stay, will also be opened to the public. You heard that right! You'll now have a chance to explore the very place where Czech presidents have been hosting their guests for years.

🏰👌🤴So what are you waiting for? Get ready to explore the revamped Prague Castle and immerse yourself in the beauty and history that this landmark has to offer. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to see Prague Castle in a whole new light. Contact us to find out more information and start planning your visit with us today!

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