Explore Czechia with Exciting Tourist Passes | VisitCzechia
Prague Visitor Pass: Cards for Effortless Exploration of the Capital
The stunning capital city of Prague offers a variety of tourist cards. The primary option is the Prague Visitor Pass, granting complimentary access to over 60 attractions, which include renowned sites like Prague Castle, Prague Zoo, and significant museums. Additionally, this pass provides unlimited usage of public transport, access to bike rentals, guided tours, sightseeing river cruises on the Vltava, and rides on the historic tram no. 42, a 24-hour hop-on hop-off service. The card can be obtained both as a physical card and via a mobile app. You can buy the physical version at tourist centers such as the Old Town Hall, at Můstek, on Petřín Hill, or at Terminals 1 and 2 of Ruzyně Airport.
An alternative choice is the Prague Cool Pass, also referred to as the Prague Cool Pass & Go City. This card offers similar advantages and is crafted for straightforward use. It’s a perfect option for travelers eager to maximize their visits to various attractions without needing extensive planning.
Český Krumlov: A Card for the UNESCO Treasure
For visitors venturing into Český Krumlov, the UNESCO-listed gem of South Bohemia, the Český Krumlov Card is available. This card allows access to the city’s key cultural and historical sites, including the Castle Museum, Museum Photo Studio Seidel, and the Egon Schiele Art Centre.
The Budějovice Card (BuďKarta) is another excellent way to explore the city, highlighting Czechia’s largest Baroque fountain, the enigmatic erratic stone in the main square, expansive parks, and enjoyable boat trips along the river. České Budějovice serves as the regional hub of South Bohemia, offering an ideal base for excursions to the surrounding picturesque landscapes or the magnificent château of Hluboká nad Vltavou. This card is connected to local accommodations and operates on a virtual basis. You can enjoy a complimentary tour of České Budějovice while also receiving discounts that can reach up to 50 percent, for instance, at Hluboká Zoo or the Hopsárium amusement center.
Karlovy Vary: Perks Beyond Just Spa Guests
The acclaimed spa town of Karlovy Vary, a beloved destination for enthusiasts of healing springs, wellness retreats, and relaxing weekend getaways, offers the Karlovy Vary Region Card. This card grants free entry and discounts at over 40 venues—from museums and spas to cultural heritage sites. Moreover, it also includes savings on concerts and local transportation options.
Exploring the Regions
In Moravia, the expansive eastern region of Czechia, travelers can select from two appealing cards. The Olomouc Region Card provides free admission to cultural establishments, discounts on public transport, and is also applicable in the mountainous regions of the Jeseníky Mountains. It’s perfect for those looking to explore the larger area surrounding Olomouc, a historically rich university town.
Brno, the second-largest city in Czechia, also offers the BrnoPas, which includes free access to key sights like Špilberk Castle and the stunning functionalist Villa Tugendhat, designed by the illustrious architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. This pass also allows unlimited travel on public transit.
Connected to the region of South Moravia—an area replete with sunshine, vineyards, splendid châteaux, garden landscapes, and scenic cycling routes—is the Moja karta. This card provides holders with discounts on a wide variety of attractions, ranging from golf and entertainment venues to visits to natural sites.
There are several other tourist cards available throughout the Czech Republic that provide discounts or free entry to various attractions. The Ostrava Card offers great discounts for entry into museums in Ostrava, Czechia’s third largest city, as well as access to the zoo, the Lower Vítkovice industrial complex, and various cultural events.
The Technotrasa Card serves as an enlightening guide to the captivating industrial heritage of the Moravian-Silesian Region while offering discounted experiences. Uniquely designed, Technotrasa connects the realm of industrial history with a fresh sense of adventure. Unlike typical tourist trails, this route immerses you in the authentic settings of former industrial sites, giving you the opportunity to experience firsthand the lives of coal miners, iron producers, and engineering factory workers. It also links various locations that might otherwise be hard to visit individually.
Mountains and Nature
For those traveling to natural landscapes, the Lipno Card is an excellent choice. It offers discounts on cable cars, attractions, museums, castles, cruises, and sports equipment rentals in this picturesque area by the shores of the so-called South Bohemian Sea. The card can be obtained without needing accommodation.
In the Krkonoše Mountains, the Harrachov Card is available, suitable for both day trips and more extended stays. This card offers benefits for cable cars, museums, and other attractions around Harrachov mountain resort. For visitors staying in the Krkonoše Mountains for a longer duration, the Krkonošska Guest Card, provided free of charge by over 300 accommodation providers, also offers discounts of up to 30% on cable cars, skiing, and various tourist services. This card is perfect for enhancing your comfort and advantage during a stay in the mountains.
Additional discounts, not limited to mountain areas, can be found with the Beskydy Wallachia Card, offering attractive packages for exploring the mountains, open-air museums, and wellness centers in this charming region of eastern Czechia. On the other hand, the Experience Card – Koruna Vysočiny provides a series of discounts for those visiting the Koruna Vysočiny (Crown of the Highlands) region, situated right in the heart of Czechia. This card allows holders to access discounted entry to cultural monuments, museums, and natural attractions.
