📜 The world's oldest continuously functioning Astronomical Clock (1410), a national cultural monument and symbol of Prague's history. It is part of the Old Town Hall, a UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring a Gothic tower nearly 70m high. 🔍 This complex medieval instrument showcases technical skill and rich symbolism, offering panoramic views of Prague's historic center from the tower. # Why Go ⬆️ Climb the tower for panoramic views of Prague's historic center. 🕰️ Witness the hourly procession of the Twelve Apostles. 🏰 Explore historical halls, Gothic chapel, and Romanesque underground. ✨ Admire a unique technical and historical monument and learn about its intricate astronomical instrument. 💡 Discover the digital 3D model of the clock's mechanism. # Why Avoid ⚠️ Can be extremely crowded, especially during hourly clock shows. 🚫 Historical interiors are not wheelchair accessible. # Cost 💰 Tower access: Adults 350 Kč, reduced 230 Kč, family 750 Kč. Tower lift 100 Kč extra. Online tower entry 450 Kč. Various discounts available. # Hours 🕒 Old Town Hall: Daily, 9:00-20:00 (Apr-Dec), 10:00-19:00 (Jan-Mar). Apostle show: 9:00-23:00 hourly. # Tips ⏰ Arrive 10-15 minutes early for the best view of the apostle show. 🎟️ Book tickets online for skip-the-line tower access. Consider a guided tour for Old Town Hall interiors. 💰 Take advantage of the 50% morning discount on tickets. # Parking 🅿️ Nearest parking in Celetná Street or Franz Kafka Square. # Accessibility ♿ Tower access is wheelchair accessible via modern elevator and platform, with a mechanical wheelchair available for electric wheelchair users. Historic interiors are not accessible. 🚻 Accessible toilet on 3rd floor with Eurokey. 🗣️ Video guide in sign language for deaf visitors.