Prague Zoo has more than one way in, including the main entrance and the Sklenářka entrance by the Dja Reserve, and lockers for hand luggage wait at all of them. You cannot book a visit: tickets are sold at the cash desks or online, and buying online is cheaper for both adults and children.
At the main entrance you can borrow a pushchair or a children’s wagon free of charge, as long as you leave an identity document. Wheelchairs can be borrowed there too, and blind visitors can pick up a tactile Braille map at the Information Centre by the same gate.
The trade-off to plan around is the cable car. It costs extra on top of admission and only runs when the weather and wind allow, so it may not be running on the day you visit.
Dogs may come along on a lead and properly vaccinated, but they are not allowed inside any of the indoor areas.
Family FAQ
How much does Prague Zoo cost?
Adults 330 CZK, children aged 3-15 250 CZK, seniors and disabled card holders 150 CZK.
Do you need to book Prague Zoo in advance?
No reservations are taken; buy tickets at the cash desks or online.
Is there parking at Prague Zoo?
The zoo car parks hold about 870 cars and close one hour after the zoo; pay at the entrance cash desks or at the car-park terminals.
