Madame Tussauds Wax Museum Entry Tickets Prague

Madame Tussauds Prague in the Old Town

Madame Tussauds Prague belongs to the world-famous waxwork brand that began in London with Marie Tussaud, and it sits in the heart of Prague's Old Town between Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square. The museum is designed for photography: figures are posed in scenes that invite you to stand beside them and share the pictures.

For anyone wondering how to get to Madame Tussauds Prague, it is a short walk from Můstek metro station (lines A and B) and from Old Town Square. Opening hours run from morning into the evening and change by season, so check your date in the booking panel.

Celebrity halls: music, film and sport

The celebrity halls gather wax likenesses of stars from the worlds of film, music and sport in scenes that invite you to join in. Guests pose on a red carpet, stand shoulder to shoulder with actors and singers and even try a karaoke duet with a musical icon. The figures and rooms change as the museum updates its collection.

Allow around 60 to 90 minutes for the whole museum. Children and teenagers usually love the photo opportunities, while adults enjoy spotting the details in the hair, clothes and faces that make the figures so realistic.

Historical Prague and the medieval exhibition

Alongside the celebrities, the museum has a section on historic Prague. An exhibition on the medieval city shows how life used to be in the age of the city's great rulers and builders, and it helps you place sights such as Charles Bridge and Prague Castle in context.

This part adds an educational side to the visit, making the museum a good stop for families who want entertainment with a little history. It also works as a warm indoor plan on wet or freezing days. The exhibition is a light introduction to Prague's past, useful before you walk the Royal Route.

Tickets and planning your visit

The ticket is a one-day entry ticket, with age categories for children, students with ID and seniors shown in the booking panel. Food and beverages and tips are not included, and there is no hotel pickup.

The best times to visit are early in the morning or in the hours before closing, when queues are shorter. Combine the museum with a walk to Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock and Wenceslas Square, all within minutes. Arriving on a weekday morning or in the last two hours before closing is the best way to avoid the busiest school-group and tour periods.