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From hidden treasures to literary journeys: Prague City Tourism introduces a new way to explore Prague

14 January 2026, Prague – In 2026, Prague City Tourism, together with the guiding services of Pragensia viva, is unveiling a fresh range of themed walks. Visitors to Prague, as well as Prague residents themselves, can look forward to new routes, walks inspired by literature and nature, and adventurous, educational programmes designed especially for children.

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Advent Prague expecting around 750,000 visitors

18 December 2025, Prague – Prague expects to welcome some 750,000 domestic and international visitors over the course of December. This figure is comparable to last year, when 768,000 tourists arrived in the capital during the Advent period. As in previous years, the highest concentration of visitors is traditionally seen around the turn of the year.

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Interest in the Prague Visitor Pass continues to grow: more than 50,000 users in 2025

17 December, Prague – The Prague Visitor Pass is being used by an ever-growing number of tourists who come to the Czech capital. In 2025, it was purchased by more than 50,000 domestic and international visitors – a year-on-year increase of 20%. The pass is most frequently purchased by travellers from Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, France, the United States, and Spain. Cardholders most often visit Prague Castle, the Old Town Hall, and the Jewish Quarter, but also use the pass to explore locations beyond the historic city centre. Half of all users opt for the digital version.

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