So much is happening in this large complex, it is easy to be overwhelmed. We ended our group tour of Prague here, and decided to stay after our guide gave us a tour of the outsides of the many buildings. The line to get into St. Vitus was huge when we went there, so we ventured to the Lobkowicz Palace to have lunch and take a break. It was lovely and not too busy. Afterwards we walked the “golden street” which requires a ticket to enter. Not worth it from my perspective. By the time we got to St.Vitus the line was short, and we bought a ticket to go to the full interior. It was well worth it… a gorgeous church. Many buildings surround the square that we couldn’t discern a function. But still, very lovely. We decided to take the tram back to our hotel, after climbing many stairs up to the exit, and many steps down to below castle level.

Incredible City to visit. So much history and beauty. I had the Lonely Planet book on Prague and Czech Republic. It helped a bit to navigate places to see. I also went with friends who knew the City. I would highly recommend the Castle and day trips outside of Prague. We were there for 3 weeks and I could go back for more. Many speak English (a little bit) in the City. Not so much in the outside of town yet still doable. It was a good idea to go in September because it wasn't as busy, yet still busy. The transit system in Prague is amazing. Easy to get around town. If I ever get back there I would stay in the City in order to take in the culture more and be free to roam. I went to a wine festival held every year with music and many wine producers. It was great. Lots of food vendors. Take your own glass or you can buy one. Oh, and another great tip is to where good walking shoes. Runners. Everyone wears them even with dresses. A major staple to your packing. Also, another highlight was the National Theatre main building. We went and saw Beauty and the Beast in Czech. Be sure to see the Old Town and New Town. Lots to explore. Enjoy!

Great part of history. There are not many paid locations so it is accessible from most. It is surrounded by stairs or inclines so make sure you plan your visit! We climbed to the top of the tower which involved nearly 300 stairs, but worth every moment.

It was extremely crowded and a bit chaotic. We actually took a guided tour, but even still it was difficult to keep up because there were so many people. That being said, it's a beautiful and interesting place that is definitely a must see while in Prague. Just go early.

While in Prague I took a tour to Prague castle. The tour took us about 3 hours in total and we visited quite a few places as Prague castle isn’t actually a castle as people think of them. The cathedral within the castle is amazing. The guide took time to explain everything brilliantly and gave us loads of information in a fun and interactive way

Be prepared to walk a lot! There is a lot to do. I visited with Paris pass. Reserve audio guide in advance as they finish out too soon. The place is almost always filled with people. You have to find your way in. Suggest one to take a tram/ bus uphill and walk on foot on the way back / down. Don’t forget to click some amazing shots of the city from up there. If I interested in music, so attend the Mozart show at the small museum on the way down.

Really enjoyed, good value for money, not a lot to see in the actual castle itself but the golden lane and church are lovely. Stop walk up so some may struggle. Did find it odd that you had to pay to use the toilet there. If your in prague though you do need to go.

Amazing! So much to see for free had a lovely walk around the castle grounds. We didn't do the paid things to see inside. Watched the changing of the guard at the front, which was really amazing but quite crowded.

One of the Landmarks in Prague. Closing hour may vary so better check it from internet beforehand. In the castle you can visit the old royal palace, St. George Basilica, Golden Lane and Franz Kafka's flat, mighty St. Vitus Cathedral, Matthias Gate, the Second Courtyard and Daliborka tower prison and torture cells. You should spare at least half a day for the castle.

Be prepared for the steps walking up, hard work but worth it. The views from the top are great. The castle is like a small town inside, with gift shops and cafes etc as well as the castle its self. It was enough to walk around the grounds and not purchase a ticket to go inside as the queue was long and not worth it. We spent around an hour walking the grounds. Only a 25min walk from the Old Town Square over a picturesque bridge. Beware there is madame pepe for toilet in cafes/restaurants who will take card, but advise you to take 1 euro or small Czech Koruna change, normally 20-30 CZ.