• Klementinum - The expansive Clementinum campus is among the largest building complexes in Europe, initially constructed as a Jesuit college. Visitors on the sightseeing tour can admire the Baroque Library Hall, often hailed as the world’s most beautiful. Completed in 1727, its collection remains open, featuring over 27,000 volumes of predominantly foreign-language theological works. The tour proceeds to the Meridian Hall, showcasing original astronomical instruments for determining noon. It concludes at the Astronomical Tower, standing 68 meters tall, offering breathtaking views of Prague’s center and Prague Castle.

On the day of the Historical Tram Line 42 ride, a 20% discount is available for one of the Prague towers upon presenting the ticket.

The nearest tram stop is Právnická fakulta stop.

• Novomlynska Vodarenska Vez - The New Mill Water Tower, built in the Baroque style in 1658, stands on the remnants of the original Renaissance tower destroyed by a flood in 1655. It supplied water to Prague’s lower New Town until 1877. After a complete renovation, it now hosts an exhibition on Prague’s historical fires and the history of its firefighters.

On the day of the Historical Tram Line 42 ride, a 20% discount is available for one of the Prague towers upon presenting the ticket.

The nearest tram stop is Dlouhá třída stop.

• Prasna brana - The Powder Gate Tower is the grand entrance through which Czech kings’ coronation processions entered the Old Town, marking it as a significant Late Gothic Prague monument. Completed in 1475, it once served as a gunpowder store and remains the starting point for the Coronation or Royal Route to Prague Castle. The viewing gallery is situated 44 meters high.

On the day of the Historical Tram Line 42 ride, a 20% discount is available for one of the Prague towers upon presenting the ticket.

The nearest tram stop is Náměstí Republiky stop.

• National Theater - The National Theatre, the Czech Republic’s premier stage, was built with funds from a nationwide collection and opened in 1881, reopening in 1883 after a devastating fire. Its stunning exterior and interior, lavishly adorned with gold, feature masterpieces by 19th-century Czech artists like Aleš, Ženišek, Hynais, Myslbek, and others. Enjoy drama, opera, and ballet performances for an unforgettable theater experience.

The nearest tram stop is Národní divadlo / National Theatre stop.

• Old Town Bridge Tower - The Old Town Bridge Tower is renowned as one of the world’s most beautiful Gothic gateways. Built alongside the Charles Bridge by Emperor Charles IV, following Petr Parléř’s designs in the mid-14th century, it served as a symbolic victory arch for Czech kings’ coronation processions. Visitors can climb 138 steps to the viewing gallery for an unforgettable view.

On the day of the Historical Tram Line 42 ride, a 20% discount is available for one of the Prague towers upon presenting the ticket.

The nearest tram stop is Národní divadlo / National Theatre stop.

• Strahov Monastery - Founded in 1140, Strahov Monastery is a Premonstratensian monastery featuring the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the rare Strahov Library with medieval manuscripts, maps, and globes, the Baroque Theological Hall, the Classical Philosophy Hall adorned with frescoes, and the Strahov Gallery, a significant Central European collection of Gothic, Rudolfian, Baroque, and Rococo paintings.

The nearest tram stop is Pohořelec.

• The Lesser Town Bridge Tower - The Lesser Town Bridge Towers, dating from the 15th century, are distinguished by their rare Gothic architecture. Originally serving a defensive role, they are now open to the public, including a gallery at 26 meters high, offering stunning views of the Vltava River and Prague’s historic center.

On the day of the Historical Tram Line 42 ride, a 20% discount is available for one of the Prague towers upon presenting the ticket.

The nearest tram stop is Malostranské náměstí stop.

• Audio guide app available in multiple languages (CZ, EN, DE, ES, FR, IT)
• 24-hour hop-on hop-off tram Circuit Line 42

• Snacks
• Headphones

Climb aboard one of the historic ‘Line 42’ trams and take advantage of unlimited rides with a 24-hour ticket.

Experience a journey through time as you pass by Prague’s most famous landmarks on these vintage trams, which originate from the Austro-Hungarian Empire era and extend to the 1970s.

Discover some of the city’s most stunning attractions, such as Prague Castle, the National Theatre, Charles Bridge, and Lesser Town along the way.

Enjoy the flexibility to disembark whenever a landmark captures your interest and explore the city thoroughly.

You can board the tram at any of its stops. A map and timetable are available in the photos.

Starting 21 March 2026, trams will depart every 30 minutes, with a 30-minute break at the Dlabačov stop after each circuit. The route may vary due to exclusions.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.