# Prague Astronomical Clock

The world's oldest working astronomical clock, first installed in 1410. Every hour, it performs a mechanical dance where the Twelve Apostles appear in the windows while figures of Death and Greed move below. It tracks solar time, sidereal time, and moon phases.

## Details
- **Type**: sight
- **Location**: Prague, N/A
- **Address**: Staroměstské nám. 1, 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia
- **Website**: https://www.prague.eu/en/object/places/31/astronomical-clock-prazsky-orloj
- **Pricing**: free (Free to watch; fees apply for tower climb.)
- **Outline Rating**: N/A/10 (Light pollution present.)
- **Accessibility Rating**: N/A/10 (N/A)

## Family Amenities
- Animated Apostle Show
- Old Town Square Access
- Wheelchair-Accessible Tower

## Insider Tips
The crowd in Old Town Square gets huge—arrive 15 minutes before the hour. For a better view and a mechanical lesson, climb the tower to see the movement from behind. It's the ultimate 'medieval computer.'

## Frequently Asked Questions
No FAQs available.

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