
	Vysehrad Castle Overview Vysehrad Castle and grounds are one of the high points of any visit to Prague, a place of magical atmosphere and tradition with exceptional views over the city. The current lay out of the grounds dates back primarily to the middle part of the 19th century. The lawns and walkways are particularly beautiful with statuary in abundance and many cobblestoned wandering paths to wander down. Standing out of course is the breathtaking neo-Gothic Saints Peter and Paul Cathedral while nearby is the tranquil and extravagant graveyard containing many of the great personalities linked to the Czech lands through the centuries. Surrounding much of the sprawling area that makes up Vysehrad are the tremendous original walls dating from the 10th century. Vysehrad Gallery: The castle building over the place called the Libuše Bath has been adapted to serve as an exhibition hall of the Vyšehrad Gallery. NORMAL ADULT ADMISSION: CZK 10,- Vysehrad Brick Gate: The permanent historical exhibition in the Brick Gate aims to present the development of Vyšehrad fortress in the context of the fortifications around Prague. It was opened in 1993, and is a collaborative project with the City of Prague Museum and the military museum of the Czech Army's Historical Institute. NORMAL ADULT ADMISSION: CZK 10,- Vysehrad Casemate: The entrance to the CASEMATES - the underground of the Vyšehrad's fortress is from the Brick Gate also called the Prague Gate. Six original statues from Charles Bridge are placed in the underground hall. NORMAL ADULT ADMISSION: CZK 30,-