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Perfect Day in Prague: City Highlights from Local Perspective

Looking for a way to see all the main historic sites of Prague in one day? This tour will guide you through the picturesque streets of the historical centre all the way up to Prague Castle.

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AWARD-WINNING Prague Old Town Food Tour

Join us on a delicious food tour of Prague’s historic centre and sample some of the best dishes this city has to offer. Learn about Czech cuisine with your local food expert and your new, food-devoted friends.

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PRIVATE: Prague Castle Uncovered – Hidden Entrances, Gardens & Breathtaking Views

History lovers alert! We bet Prague Castle is on your Prague must-see list. Let’s walk together through a lesser-known entrance to the complex and explore the most magnificent site in our country. You’ll love the architecture and the splendid views from its gardens.

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We believe in responsible travel and the support of local communities. That’s why we run all our tours in small groups and visit exclusively Czech-owned venues unspoiled by heavy tourism. Be part of our mission and interact with the locals as you explore the most picturesque spots as well as some of the hidden gems of our beloved metropolis.

Don’t be a tourist, be a traveller! Let’s turn your visit in Prague into a real adventure as you follow our passionate guides, real Prague residents with love for the city and sharing the culture, off the beaten path and discover the authentic Czech life at its best. Read more about our dedication to sustainable travel here .

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There's plenty to see and do in Prague, a guided tour will help you make the most of your trip.

Whether you opt to explore Prague on foot, by bike or by boat, a guided tour will help you make the most of your time in Czechia's capital. Many tours concentrate on Prague's top attractions like the historic center of Prague – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – while others venture farther afield or focus on local food or art. To help you pick which one suits your itinerary best, U.S. News consulted experts and travelers to find the top tours in Prague.

Note: Some tour providers on this list may be running more limited operations due to COVID-19 or may impose testing or vaccine requirements. Check with your tour operator about availability before you book.

Taste of Prague – Prague Foodie Tour

The Prague Foodie Tour takes groups of up to 10 people to five eateries for samples of the city's traditional and modern cuisine. The aim of the outing is to take visitors beyond the usual attractions to places locals frequent. Tour-takers award high marks to the guides for their insights into Czech culinary arts and culture. Reviewers also applaud the quality and quantity of the food and drinks. The walks typically last about four hours and cover less than a mile.

Start times vary, but generally tours depart between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Tours cost 2,800 korunas (or about $121) per person, and that includes food as well as samples of local beer, wine and spirits. Hungry for more? Taste of Prague also offers a dinner and cocktail tour.

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Mijn Praag Tours – Bike Tour Prague

In addition to visiting well-known sights like Wenceslas Square , the Jewish Quarter , the John Lennon Wall and Old Town Square , this relaxed three-hour ride may include a stop for a drink or an unplanned photo opportunity. Along the way, guides share the city's history and show tourists lesser-known spots. Tour leaders are regarded as knowledgeable and adept, according to reviewers. Many refer to the bike tour as the highlight of their Prague visit.

Bike excursions depart daily at 10:30 a.m. Tickets, which include use of a bicycle, start at 30 euros (about $32) per person. Interested in exploring more of the "hidden" side of Prague? The company offers a bike tour that highlights the lesser-known areas of the city, along with a variety of themed walking tours.

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Prague Food Tour – Delicious Food Tour

This tour celebrates traditional Czech cuisine. The half-day outing covers nearly 2 miles and features visits to several Old Town eateries for 10 food samples and beverage pairings (both alcoholic and nonalcoholic). Reviewers rave about the food samples and the entertaining and informative guides who are Prague locals.

Prague Food Tour offers this on-the-go feast several times each day; tours last up to five hours. Tours, which are capped at 10 participants, cost about 2,800 korunas (or roughly $121) per person. The company also offers tours that focus on Prague's famous beer, as well as its contemporary food scene outside the city center.

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Prague City Adventures – Prague Beer and Tapas Tour

The Prague Beer and Tapas Tour shines a spotlight on the city's local ales and lagers with stops at a microbrewery and three locally owned beer halls for drinks and snack pairings. You could sample lagers, India pale ales, pickled cheese and sausage. Patrons highly praise the food and beverages and appreciate the many helpful tips guides dole out along the way.

Tours, which last about three hours, begin and end in the shadow of the statue of Saint Wenceslas in Wenceslas Square. Excursions are offered every day beginning at 5 p.m. Tickets, which start at 75 euros (about $80), cover the guided tour as well as four beers, some tapas, and tram and metro rides between destinations. Tourgoers must be at least 18 years old. Prague City Adventures runs additional outings, including an evening food tour in Old Town.

SANDEMANs New Europe – Free Tour of Prague

Let a local show you some of Prague top attractions, including its famous astronomical clock in the Old Town Square, the Church of Our Lady before Týn and the Rudolfinum. Along the way, guides offer details about key moments in the city's history, and patrons appreciate the guides' in-depth knowledge and insights.

Three-hour tours take place twice daily starting at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. No fee is charged for this tour, though gratuities are appreciated. SANDEMANs New Europe offers a fee-based tour of Prague Castle , among other tours.

Prague Boats – Cruises to Devil's Channel

According to travelers, gliding along the Vltava River in a boat is a convenient and comfortable way to view must-see sights like Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge . You'll also see plenty of beautiful homes and cruise along Devil's Channel, which contained water mills. As an added bonus, tour-takers describe the commentary provided on this tour as informative. However, other patrons complain of lackluster customer service.

Prague Boats' 50-minute cruises depart from pier No. 3 at the Čech Bridge Dock daily year-round at multiple times. Tickets start at 16 euros (approximately $17) for adults and 10 euros (about $11) for children. Prague Boats offers a number of other river cruises, including dinner cruises.

Free Walking Tour Prague – Prague Old Town

Tour-takers generally find the Prague Old Town tour very entertaining and informative. Along the 2 1/2-hour walk, you'll traverse the city's narrow streets, starting at the Powder Gate at Republic Square (Námestí Republiky ) and ending at the Rudolfinum (where the Czech Philharmonic now performs), as a guide shares insights regarding the architecture and history of Prague's Old Town.

As its name states, Free Walking Tours Prague charges nothing for this outing, though patrons are encouraged to pay what they think the tour is worth at its conclusion. Tours are offered daily starting at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Though the tours are free, reservations are required. The company also runs a free Prague Castle and Charles Bridge walking tour, among others.

The astronomical clock is a top sight in Prague and several tours will teach you how to read it.

SCROOSER Tour – Grand City Tour

Spend two hours sightseeing atop a Scrooser: a wide-tire electric scooter. You'll cruise by the Charles Bridge, Stahov Monastery, Prague Castle and several other sites. You'll also stop at the John Lennon Wall so you can sign it (the company provides markers) and get a Polaroid photo to remember your outing. Travelers regularly praise the tour not only for its wonderful guides, but also as a fun way to see the city. Tour-takers must be at least 15 years old to ride. No driver's license is required.

Tours ride daily at 10 a.m. and 1 and 4 p.m.; a 6 p.m. tour may also be available. Tickets cost approximately 65 euros (about $70) per person. SCROOSER also runs a 90-minute Viewpoints and Castle Tour.

Fun in Prague – The Best of Prague with Lunch and River Cruise

Travelers generally agree this tour from Fun in Prague lives up to the company's name. They praise the informative guides for their storytelling and appreciate the tour's pace. During the six-hour outing, you'll explore Prague on foot and via its public transportation as guides share historic facts. After your Czech lunch, you'll embark on a river cruise where you'll enjoy complimentary refreshments as you admire the sights.

Tours operate daily at 10 a.m. Tickets start at 58 euros (around $62) for adults, with discounts for teens and children. Tickets include all food and drink, as well as tickets for the tram and boat. Fun in Prague also hosts a variety of beer tours.

Uniline Tours – Karlštejn Castle and Koněprusy Caves

After you've explored Prague's history and culture, travel to other Czech sites on this daytrip. The nine-hour tour departs from Prague and first visits Koněprusy Caves, the largest cave system in the area where Celtics once worshipped. After lunch, you'll visit Karlštejn Castle where Bohemian royalty once lived and today holds a large collection of artifacts and art. Travelers rave about their tour guides and the sights.

Trips leave at 8 a.m. Tuesday to Sunday. Fees start at 249 euros (about $265) for adults. Uniline also runs a daytrip to Kutna Hora.

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Local’s Guide to Visiting Prague: How to Spend 24 Magical Hours in Prague

January 28, 2022
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Is spending 24 hours in Prague enough time to truly explore all that the Czech capital has to offer? If you only have one day to experience the best of Prague, you can still get a taste of the incredible architecture, complex culture, and beautiful views….not to mention the tasty food and beer! From Prague Castle to the Charles Bridge and beyond, I’m breaking it all down with my local’s guide to visiting Prague!

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I grew up visiting Prague , and it always loomed large in my life as this beautiful, post-Communism city that very few people had ever visited. Even so, every time we visited family in Czech Republic, I always thought, this city is magical . You can’t help but fall in love with the historic buildings, the endless history, the delicious food. So many people have visited Prague that it’s been voted one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Trust me: even if you only have one day in Prague, you’ll fall in love.

When I moved to Prague decades later, I found myself in a unique predicament: I didn’t actually know much about the city outside the tourist hotspots. When Thomas, my fiance, asked me where we should go for lunch our first time in Prague, I had no idea. But now that I’ve lived in Prague for more than two years, I can comfortably say that I am fully obsessed with Prague (even more than I was before, if that’s even possible) and I have a list of all my favorite spots in the city.

I’ve spent every free second uncovering all the most magical parts of the city, from the historic cafes to the best walking tours. Here’s my local guide to planning the perfect one-day itinerary for Prague.

What to do in Prague: A local’s guide to visiting Prague

Choosing to visit Prague is the easy part! After you pick when you want to visit the Czech Republic, whether you plan to visit Prague in winter or summer, the hard part begins: planning your first 24 hours in Prague. There’s so much to explore in Prague, it’s hard to know what’s worth visiting – and what’s worth skipping. Plus, there are so many boutique hotels to stay !

So how do you pick where to visit in Prague? Well, there are some spots you simply can’t miss (ahem, Charles Bridge). You want to make sure you’re centering your trip around some of the biggest highlights in Prague in the Old Town region. Even locals like me still visit Old Town to take in the beauty and the history and the architecture.

Morning

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, or that’s what they say, right? Head over to Karlín via tram and make your way to one of my all-time favorite spots, Eska . This bakery/restaurant is a Bib Gourmand recipient (recognized by the Michelin Guide) and, in my opinion, has the BEST kolache in town. The moravský-style kolache is my personal favorite: it’s filled with jam and famer’s cheese, or tvaroh, and it’s to die for. They also have a whole variety of other Czech pastries.

The buchty at Eska are to die for!

If you’re looking for something more substantial, walk down the street to Etapa . This restaurant/bakery serves up flavorful and unique breakfast, lunch, and dinner options with a limited menu. They also have a variety of tasty treats and a lovely seating area.

Now that you’re all full, it’s time to start a full day of sightseeing. First up: Old Town Square.

Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí)

Old Town Square may be one of the most touristy spots in town, but it’s totally worth the visit for a quick walk through. This 12th century square is home to Old Town Hall, the Church of Our Lady before Týn, the Baroque Church of St Nicholas, the Rococo Kinský Palace, the Gothic House at the Stone Bell and the monument to Jan Hus. You can go up the stairs to the top of Old Town Hall, which gives you a beautiful view of the square.

Follow the pedestrian pathway down towards the river (down Karlova road, which takes you all the way to the bridge).

Klementinum

Before making it to the bridge, stop at the Klementinum . I never see anyone recommending the Klementinum, but it is an absolute MUST visit! For shorter trip, stop inside and buy a guided tour of the Baroque Library and tower. A guided tour is the only way to visit the library, which was established in 1722, is home to 20,000 volumes of mostly foreign theological literature. There are few places as magical as this library, and the view at the top of the tower afterwards looks over both Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge. It’s my favorite view in Prague!

The view from the Klementinum is AMAZING!

Charles Bridge

Once you’re done with your tour, head down the street to Charles Bridge. Charles Bridge , perhaps the most well-known site in Prague, is still worth a visit – even with the crowds. This gothic bridge leads to Malá Strana, or “Lesser Town.” When you cross the bridge, you can climb up to the top of the tower at Charles Bridge, and it’s so worth it!

Insider tip: The bridge is going to be super crowded! The only way to avoid those crowds? A sunrise walk. But if you step off the main road and take a left, heading to Restaurant Mlýnec, you’ll find a nice lookout spot to get the perfect view of the bridge and Prague Castle).

Lunch

Lunch is THE meal for Czechs. Many traditional restaurants have a limited menu with food they have made just for that day. Once it runs out, it runs out. This is more true nowadays outside Prague, though.

For lunch, walk across the bridge and through Malá Strana. You’re walking up towards Prague Castle (the signage is excellent) and heading towards Kuchyň , one of my favorite Czech restaurants in Prague. It’s located in the National Gallery in Prague, and the views of the terrace make the visit alone worth it.

But even with this swanky view, this restaurant is not a tourist trap. Kuchyň – which literally translates to kitchen in Czech – uses local, high quality ingredients to create classic Czech dishes. You’re going to be blown away!

Prague Castle

Once you’re finished with lunch, walk over to the Prague Castle ( Pražský hrad ). The Prague Castle is enormous, and you will not cover it all in one afternoon. In fact, it’s been in the Guinness Book of Records as the largest ancient castle in the world . So what do you visit when you go? These are my highlights:

The Old Royal Palace (Starý Královský Palác)
The Czech Republic’s largest Christian building, the Roman Catholic St. Vitus Cathedral (Katedrala St. Vita)
Golden Lane (Zlatá ulicka)

Take a nearby bus or tram to Petřín , one of Prague’s best lookout points. If you want the more traditional experience, you can walk about 20 minutes to the cable car, which makes for a truly unique experience (make sure it’s in operation that day).

What is there to do in Petřín ? Stroll around the park, take in the view…there’s even a mirror maze, and a memorial to victims of communism. At the end, take a second to stop and enjoy the Beer garden Petřín . It’s truly one of the most scenic places to enjoy a drink and relax after a long and busy day.

Dinner

I have so many favorite dinner spots in Prague that it’s hard to pick just one perfect place for dinner. At the bottom of the hill lies Cafe Savoy , a beautiful spot with traditional Czech food and tasty treats. It’s a lovely spot for dinner, and it’s across the bridge from the National Theatre, which looks so pretty when it’s lit up at night.

If you’re looking for something a little unique, why not try out Kro Kitchen in Vinohrady? This modern restaurant in one of Prague’s most trendiest neighborhoods is probably one of my go-to lunch and dinner spots, even if it is a little out of the way. Their signature roast chicken and tasty sides are so flavorful and unique.

A local’s guide to visiting Prague: Where to stay

Prague is a sprawling mid-sized city, and it can be tricky to know where to stay in the city. If you only have one or two nights, I’d recommend staying in a central location to take advantage of the nearby sights. Consider these neighborhoods:

Vinohrady

A local’s guide to visiting Prague: How to maximize your one-day trip

Use public transit! The metro in Prague comes every two minutes, and it’s super fast. The tram and bus are also reliable. Above all else, public transit is cheap and covers a lot of the city.
Skip the Trdelník : this “traditional Czech” goodie really isn’t Czech… unless you count all the street vendors selling it for an insanely expensive price. It can be delicious, but not worth the cost to me.
Beware of scams : There are so many known scams in big cities, and Prague is no exception. Beware when exchanging money, or taking taxis, or paying your bill.
Avoid eating in super touristy places : Some restaurants in touristy destinations can be worth the visit, but some are not – and will charge insane prices. It’s nothing new, but beware of where you eat.
Tipping : Most Czechs do not tip, and it’s not expected that you tip, either. If anything, you would round up your bill to the closest whole number (for example: 375 to 380 or 390).

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Samantha Tatro is a Czech-American third culture kid who grew up living and traveling abroad. Many years later, after living in California and working as a journalist, she decided to take the leap and move abroad again…this time to Prague, Czech Republic. Samantha started Undiscovered Path Home to help couples and solo female travelers find the courage to visit countries – and locations – off the beaten path. Her work has appeared in Bon Appetit, NBC News , The Adecco Group , and more .

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"Tomas is an excellent guide. He had a variety of items for us to try that gave us a great understanding of Czech foods and drink. In addition, he showed us interesting places in the city, including architecture, sculpture, and views. He answered our tons of questions and also gave us more understanding of Czech culture and history. This was a great foodie tour. "

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"We have a 3 hour tour with him and it was the best choice we've made! He's born and raised in Prague and his love for the city shows. He is very knowledgeable and are able to answer every inquiries I have (and I have LOTS!!). He recommended us the best coffee place when we needed a break and we ran into a famous Prague actress! He guided us to many other other interesting activities which we wouldn't have found on our own. Choose Michal, he won't disappoint!!!"

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Wonderful Tour with Michal

"We hired Michal for a Food Tour of Prague and he was a wonderful host and guide. He introduced us to delicious cafes and pubs, took us through unique buildings and pointed out artwork and historical points of interest along the way. Our group consisted of 5 adults and 2 children, ages ranging from 9-69, and everyone loved our time with him. I would highly recommend Michal for your guide. Our time with him was a highlight of the whole trip!"

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"We had an amazing walk tour with Hana around the city, we learned so many interesting facts and stories, seen beautiful spots and had great pleasure to talk with Hana about different topics. Her wonderful and kind energy and personality is something special.. we are more than happy! "

"Tom gave us his Prague. He was informative & friendly. "

Enjoy the Best of the Prague Like a Local

Our tips for prague.

Prague has a romantic fairytale atmosphere. You’re walking streets in the footsteps of great writers like Kafka and Kundera, and musicians like Dvorak. You’ll feel it while walking across the Charles Bridge and staring at the beautiful Vltava River, wandering the winding lanes of the old town, or climbing Petřín Hill.

Enjoy a Home Dinner with a Local

Traditionally Czech’s enjoy a lot of meat in their cuisine, and along with it rich gravy and knedlíky (dumplings). While it may not be the healthiest food in the world — it sure goes great with Czech beer. One of the most authentic things to do in Prague is to experience a home cooked meal, prepared as only locals know how.

Visit your host’s home, lean a little about Czech culture and customs, and get some great recipes you can take away with you (along with a full stomach). Hosts offer a range of dishes and will tailor menus to suit your taste buds.

A view over the river with Prague Castle on the mountain

Visit Prague Castle

Prague Castle is the largest ancient castle in the world according to the Guinness World Records — covering an area of almost 70,000 m² — it’s also one of the most picturesque, looming over the left bank of the Vltava, like a fairytale fortress. All it needs is a princess!

A fantastic way to visit and get the history behind the place is to take a Prague Castle Tour with a local guide. They can cut to the chase and take you to the real highlights that only locals would know. Visiting Prague Castle is one on the top things to do in Prague for all visitors!

A Night at the National Theatre

The National Theatre in Prague’s been around for 130 years and is made up of four companies — Opera, Drama, Ballet and Laterna magika (experimental but entertaining thingys)! Czech works get the focus, but there are also familiar shows like A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Swan Lake on offer each year.

Take a cultural tour of Prague run by locals and they’ll show you where all the main (and hidden) cultural ports of call are, and also provide you with any need-to-know info (like yes, the National Theatre’s programs are all performed in Czech, but you do get subtitled screens to follow along in English). Useful to know.

Take a Walk Along Golden Lane

Franz Kafka lived in #22 from 1916-17 when he came here to write in peace. You can certainly see how he might be inspired in this beautiful row of very small houses, part of the Prague Castle complex. The houses date back to the 15th century, and their diminutive size reflects the lack of available space to build for the original inhabitants.

Named after the legend of alchemists who lived in the street and sought to make gold (almost certainly stayed just a nice story), Golden Lane is one of the top ten things to do in Prague and worth visiting for the beautiful, old world feel of the houses which line on the sides.

Local guide telling a story to a group of tourists

Take in a Great Film at Bio Oko

Old fashioned, small movie theatres are so rare now that they’re worth celebrating when you find one. Bio Oko has a history which dates back to 1940. Seeing a film here’s a fantastic alternative to a multiplex, and Bio Oko plays a mixture of mainstream and alternative movies, so there’s sure to be something to suit your taste.

When you take a city tour by a local, ask them to point it out to you. It’s located close to Letná Park and you’ll also find it has a great bar that’s a meeting place for local (and foreign) hipsters — providing a real Bohemian vibe all round!

Enjoy Coffee at a Bitcoin Café

The concept of Parallel Polis is very simple (but aren’t all great things?) It’s an arty, relaxed café that only takes Bitcoin as payment. Staff intermingle, chat and drink with patrons. There’s no obvious counter. Someone will greet you. It’s an anarchistic, techno space that intermingles coffee with technology experiments. There’s 3D printing going on and exhibits like a computer hooked up to the internet as the Chinese experience it (complete with censorship).

Taking a cultural tour of city highlights is a great way to find the quirkier cafés and places only locals know about. Also they won’t let you forget to stock up on Bitcoin first! There’s nothing more surprising than being told: “Sorry we don’t accept cash.”

Take a Czech Cooking Class

Really understanding a culture comes from getting to know a little bit about the cuisine — and what better way to learn than by taking a cooking class run by locals or a personalized Prague food tour? You’ll find there are many different options available — from traditional Czech cuisine to raw food.

You’ll learn new skills (remember there’s a real knack to some techniques used in different countries), get a number of new recipes to take home and feel a real sense of accomplishment. A cooking class where you learn to make something distinctly Czech like guláš or knedlíky is one of the really different things to do in Prague that you’ll be able to tell your friends and family about — and show off the skills you learned!

Off the Beaten Track Prague Walking Tour

A walking tour in Prague is one of the best things to do to experience the heart and soul of the city. Walking tours run by locals can be tailored to your requirements and let you get away from the traditional tourist areas. The Old Town is lovely, but what if you want to visit the non-tourist neighborhoods and discover street art and alternative culture in an easy and safe way? An Off the Beaten Track Tour is the way to go.

Learn about how life and culture changed after the fall of communism, and how its legacy affects the art and the people of modern Prague.

A market stall with a man selling glass pots of honey

Visit the Biggest Flea Market in Europe!

Every Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Prague 9 there’s Kolbenova — covering over 50 000 square meters! You will find pretty much anything you might be looking for here — curiosities, second-hand and new goods – for some of the lowest prices anywhere! Clothes! Books! Antiques! Or some used furniture for your apartment. You’ll find unique offerings too — like actual artifacts from the communist era.

Because of the expansiveness of the market, it can be a good idea to take a local guide along who can point you to the best stalls and also speak Czech for you. Many sellers speak English, but it’s never guaranteed and your local host will probably even be able to get you more of a bargain.

A local guide with a red umbrella telling a story to two tourists

Jewish History Private Tour

The Jewish presence in Prague dates back over 1000 years, and its rich cultural influence would fill a large history book. Luckily you don’t have to read such a hefty volume as your local private tour girl will be able to show you and sum up all the highlights!

You see the seven hundred year old Old–New Synagogue where writer Franz Kafka attended services, and the Jewish Museum which displays a memorial to the Jewish victims of the holocaust and you’ll also visit the famous Old Jewish Cemetery.

The benefit of local private tours in Prague is that you’ll see more than just the obvious; in this case you’ll also get to see the Jewish influence on other areas of Prague.

Top things to do in Prague

The local way is always the best way! From dreamy castles to exclusive graffiti workshops, your local host will personalize your day and show you all the amazing things to do in Prague on a private tour. Prague has so many exciting things to do you’ll find your bucket list fills up quickly. Foodies will be delighted by the local cuisine as you discover spicy sausages, craft beer and fresh baked breads. You may even like to shop for your own ingredients and help prepare dinner in your local host’s home. If it’s architecture that thrills you, you’ll love strolling through the Old Town and learning the stories behind the statues at Charles Bridge. Let your local host know what you would most like to see, and they will tailor your tour to show you where to go for the best things to do in Prague! Heading into the city with a genuine local makes all the difference when you’re looking for things to do in Prague. Whether you decide to take a day trip to Kutna Hora, join a Czech family for an exclusive home cooked dinner or discover the picturesque Castle District, you’ll soon find having someone who understands the city in depth is the best way to discover the local favorite activities and things to do in Prague! Interested in discovering the best activities in Prague? A Withlocals 100% private and fully customizable tour is the perfect way to find unique activities, with a local host who will show you where to go and what to do in Prague! Simply tell them what you like most and they will sort it all out locally for you!

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40 Fun Activities and Things to Do in Prague

This post contains our top 10 list of things to do in Prague, as well as the best things to do for free, with your family, and at night.

As local tour guides, we lead thousands of people each week through the streets of Prague.

And on each tour, we are asked by our guests for tips and suggestions on things to do.

Others tell us what they like and don’t like about activities, attractions, and accommodations around the city.

We decided to use our expertise and experiences to help craft this list of things to do in Prague.

We also used the comments and suggestions from the roughly 35k members of our popular Prague Travel Tips Facebook group.

The group consists of locals, like our guides, ex-pats, regular visitors, as well as newbies to Prague.

You don't need to join the group to search for and read the posts, comments, and suggestions.

Check us out once you've finished reading this post.

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TOP 10 MUST-DO ACTIVITIES AND ATTRACTIONS

Having difficulties narrowing down just what to do out of all the great options and the best place to do them?

Let us help you out with our top 10 things to do in Prague (Praha), including tours, attractions, and dining suggestions.

1. Go on a Sightseeing Tour

Letting a knowledgeable local show you around and tell you all about their city is one of the best ways to discover a new place.

As our name suggests, we are really big on free walking tours .

You'll find a wide variety of interesting and historic attractions all over the city, and most tours include highlights such as these:

National Theatre
Dancing House
Astronomical Clock
Strahov Monastery
Prague's Old Town Square
Jewish Quarter
Charles Bridge
Prague Castle

There are numerous hop-on-hop-off bus tours of Prague to choose from as well as a cruise down the Vltava River .

2. Walk Across Charles Bridge

The oldest bridge in Prague is still a popular way for pedestrians to cross the Vltava River. Construction began in 1357 under the orders of King Charles IV.

Its wide path is made out of sandstone and today is constantly full of street performers, tourists, and a few locals.

Not many visitors know that it is possible to climb the towers built on either end of the bridge for the equivalent of a few Euros.

The bridge is also lined with Baroque statues of saints and martyrs - although today they are copies of the originals, which were taken down for preservation.

Although some changes have been made over the years, the architecture of this bridge remains almost fully intact.

The Charles Bridge connects Malá Strana (Lesser Town) with Stare Mesto (Prague's Old Town).

For fewer crowds and a great view of the city lit up at night, we suggest visiting after dark. Or, go with a free guided tour .

3. Explore Old Town and the Astronomical Clock

The Astronomical Clock is one of the main features of Old Town Square in Prague's city center. This attraction is actually located within the Old Town Hall, another historic location in this area.

It was first constructed in the 15th century and has been restored a few times after damage. It has multiple beautiful golden accents and moving parts.

The most interesting part of the clock is that every hour, on hour, there is a short parade of 12 Apostle figurines that circle the clock while it chimes.

It's one of 20 notable sights in Old Town Prague .

4. Prague Castle

This Castle complex has been around since the 9th century and is currently where the President of the Czech Republic keeps his office hours.

Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this is actually the largest castle complex in the world, and it is visited by crowds from all over the globe.

From Prague Castle, you can see amazing views of the city since it is strategically situated on one of Prague’s hills.

The main castle grounds are always free to wander, and there are free tours of these grounds. Whether you're coming to see the historic architecture or you want to take a closer look, there's plenty to see and do here.

The complex remains open until 22:00 year-round. Check out our free, self-guided tour of the grounds.

If you happen to be near the guardhouse at the top of the hour, you can also watch the Changing of the Guard.

One of the most notable attractions on the castle grounds is St. Vitus Cathedral. On the interior, you'll find an incredible Art Nouveau window that depicts important saints.

The long hours make this a perfect evening activity if you’re busy seeing the sights in other neighborhoods during the day.

For more things to do at night , check out the section below.

5. Quirky Art

There are quirky statues and art installations all over the city. How many can you find?

Near the Kampa museum, you can find some giant bronze babies.

A cloaked man sits hunched over near Estates Theatre.

Don't panic if you see the bronze likeness of Sigmund Freud hanging by a hand on a rooftop on Husova Street.

And by the Spanish Synagogue stands an odd headless man carrying a smaller person on his shoulders.

6. Find Your Prague Team Spirit

Prague is home to several great sports teams.

Both football (soccer) and ice hockey are popular in the Czech Republic, so you can most likely find a game to attend throughout most of the year.

Ice Hockey (September - April)

HC Sparta Prague

Football (Soccer) (August - November)

AC Sparta Prague
SK Slavia Prague

The games are perfect opportunities for family bonding time! And we have more kid-friendly things to do listed below.

7. Explore the Parks

Kids and adults alike will really enjoy exploring Prague’s parks. Some of the green spaces, such as Petrin Park , are great for hiking and picnics.

Other Great Green Spaces:

Some of the nicer attractions you'll find at Letna Park in particular are its giant kinetic sculpture and beer garden, but it's also a great spot for walking your dog or perhaps even skateboarding!

Then, there is Children’s Island . A small island in Vltava River that is dedicated to playground equipment, a family-friendly cafe, and green space for families to enjoy.

Other Playgrounds Include:

The Franciscan Monastery garden and playground are close to Wenceslas Square
Certovka by Charles Bridge

8. Find Live Music

From free music to fancy concert halls, there is most likely music to your taste to be found in Prague.

As you walk around the city, keep an eye out for street performers. They can most likely be found at almost all hours on Charles Bridge.

The National Theatre is a beautiful venue where you can find ballets, operas, and theatre performances on a regular basis year-round.

Free classical performances can be found at the Wallenstein Gardens in the early evenings between May and September.

Fans of jazz music will be happy to hear that there are plenty of jazz and blues clubs with nightly live performances, such as Jazz Republic .

9. Czech Food Scene

Czech cuisine is hearty and perfect comfort food. For an authentic experience, we suggest walking outside of Old Town and the restaurants that cater to the crowds of tourists.

In local pubs, you’ll find vepro knedlo zelo - roasted pork - and cesnecka - garlic soup topped with a raw egg.

If you're looking for some help finding the best dishes in this city, consider a Prague Secret Food Tour .

This outing includes 6 stops and at least 6 samples including bohemian soup, a Czech hot dog, and much more!

Restaurants we suggest include:

Majak Family Restaurant
Vytopna Railway Restaurant (perfect for young kids!)

For more great dining options, check out our article full of suggestions for things to do at night in Prague .

10. See More with a City Pass

Looking to make the most of your time in Prague?

A tourist pass will allow you to save 50% or more by bundling your attractions and paying for just one pass.

The Prague Welcome Card also comes with a 72-hour pass for Prague’s public transport, which allows you to get from attraction to attraction even faster.

Be sure to read our guide on public transportation in Prague .

Attractions Included in the Pass:

Kampa Museum
New Town Hall
National Museum
Franz Kafka Museum
Astronomical Tower
Basilica St. Peter

The next 13 items are all things you can do for free. Our Free Things to Do in Prague post has even more ideas for the budget-conscious traveler.

Staying under budget doesn’t have to mean missing out on all the fun in Prague.

11. Go to a Free Concert

Throughout the spring and summer months, the Wallenstein Garden hosts a free concert on Thursday afternoons at 17:00 (5 pm) and sometimes on Saturday afternoons from 14:00 - 15:00 (2-3 pm).

These concerts host a variety of different artists including choral groups, jazz performers, and even brass bands.

The Wallenstein Garden is open to the public daily from 7:30 am - 17:30 (5:30 pm).

12. Explore the Futura Gallery

This location has a variety of contemporary art that you can enjoy for free throughout the year from Wednesday - Sunday each week.

The Futura Gallery is open from 11 am - 18:00 (6 pm). They are known for hosting exhibits from well-known international artists worldwide.

13. Discover the Josefov/Jewish Quarter Neighbourhood

Josefov is the former Jewish Quarter of Prague, and there are several reminders of the past in this area including the Old Jewish Cemetery, a Holocaust Memorial, and the Pinkas Synagogue.

This is just one of six different synagogues in the Prague Jewish Quarter, including two that are within walking distance.

There are also a lot of kosher restaurants in the area, so if you’re looking for a great place to eat, make sure to check out this neighbourhood.

14. Visit the Franciscan Garden

If you’re looking for a nice place to take a walk, this garden has plenty to see including fountains, sculptures, a gazebo, and even roses in the summer.

The Franciscan Garden also has a playground, which makes this an excellent location to bring your kids if they want to have some fun.

15. Spend Some Time in Old Town Square

If you’re interested in seeing the Astronomical Clock, then you’ll be quite close to Old Town Square.

This is the city centre, and it's a great spot to either meet friends or do some sightseeing.

There are a lot of interesting things to see in the area, including the Church of Our Lady Before Týn, St. Nicholas’ Church, the National Gallery of Prague, the Jan Hus Memorial, and more.

16. See the John Lennon Wall

Following the assassination of John Lennon in 1980, this wall across from the French Embassy became something of a shrine to the artist in recognition of his artistic contributions to the world.

Today, the Lennon Wall is absolutely covered with graffiti, much of which references the music of John Lennon and the Beatles, and it’s an absolute must-visit for fans of his work.

17. Discover the Infant Jesus of Prague

Whether you’re interested in religious history or you want to see one of the most ornate displays in the city, head to the Discalced Carmelite Church of Our Lady Victorious to see the Infant Jesus of Prague.

This is a 16th-century Roman Catholic wax-coated wooden statue of Jesus, and it is venerated during the Christmas season and the first Sunday of May.

There is also a museum dedicated to former robes given to the Infant Jesus which is entirely free to visit!

18. Find the Sculpture of Sigmund Freud

If you wander through the Stare Mesto neighbourhood, make sure to look up to the sky and keep an eye out for the sculpture of Sigmund Freud hanging from a metal beam.

Although this artwork has been exhibited all over the world, its home is right here in Prague!

19. Take a Walk Down Golden Lane

Located near Prague Castle, this road is lined with a row of houses where a variety of different people once lived and worked, including none other than the famous author Franz Kafka.

This location is free to visit every day after 17:00 (5 pm).

THINGS TO DO AT NIGHT

Prague is known for its nighttime party culture, but there are plenty of other things to do at night in this beautiful city, and here is our top 10 list.

For more things to do after dark in Prague, take a look at our Things to Do at Night post .

20. Take a Ghost Tour

Discover the haunted history of Prague on a professionally guided tour of the city.

We offer a pay-what-you-wish ghost tour with our partners.

In addition to hearing tales of ghosts and other supernatural events, you’ll also learn about true crime stories that reflect the darker side of this city!

This is also a paid Prague Ghost Tour .

21. Explore the Museum of Alchemists and Magicians of Old Prague

Discover the history of alchemy in Prague at this interesting museum located in the centre of Prague.

There are a variety of interactive exhibits to see including Faust’s house, Edward Kelley’s lab, and much more.

The Museum of Alchemists and Magicians of Old Prague is open from 10 am - 20:00 (8 pm) each day.

22. Enjoy Some Music at the Jazz Republic

The Jazz Republic is an excellent venue that hosts a variety of concerts every week.

While you may need tickets for some events, most live performances here are entirely free to enjoy!

Even if you don’t pay anything for entry, we recommend at least buying a drink to show your appreciation for the free music.

23. Go on a Pub Crawl

If you’re looking for the best beer and pubs in Prague, one of the most entertaining ways to discover this side of the city is by going on a pub crawl.

One popular option is the Drunken Monkey Pub Crawl , which includes free drinks at all the bars and VIP entry to at least one club.

This is a great way to find out which Czech beers are the tastiest!

24. See the View From the Petrin Tower

Located on Petrin Hill, this observation tower is 55 metres high and it provides one of the best views of Prague.

This attraction is often compared to another notable landmark in Europe - the Eiffel Tower. Although this location is far smaller, it's still one of the best ways to see the city.

Better yet, you can visit Petrin Tower from 10 am - 22:00 (10 pm) from April to September and from 10 am - 20:00 (8 pm) in March and October.

Purchase tickets or learn more.

25. See the Underground Tunnels of Prague

As the city was built up over the years, some areas have been left behind and even buried.

Even now, you can still visit some of these underground locations to get a sense of what Prague was like in centuries past.

We recommend taking a walking tour to see some of the best underground areas of the city with a professional guide to make sure you won’t get lost!

26. Go on a Dinner Cruise

What better way to enjoy some sightseeing than while cruising down the river and having a nice meal?

There are several dinner cruise services in Prague, but if you really want to get a good view of the city, we recommend choosing an open-top glass boat so you can see the skyline and all the historic sites along the Vltava.

To see everything there is to do at night , check out our full post.

FAMILY-FRIENDLY THINGS TO DO

Prague is the perfect place for a family vacation. Here is our top 10 list of things to do with kids.

You can find more details and family-friendly activities in our full post on things to do with your kids .

27. Explore the Art Gallery for Children

If you’re looking for a museum that is family-friendly, there is an art gallery designed specifically for children near the St. Nicholas Church in Old Town Square.

While you are forbidden to touch exhibits in most art galleries, this location allows kids to interact with art using multimedia.

28. See a Puppet Show

The Spejbl and Hurvinek Children’s Theatre is a fun venue that hosts traditional puppet shows for kids.

All of their puppets are fairly unique and most of them date back to the 1920s or 1930s.

Although they do cover some classic fairy tales and stories every now and then, this theatre specializes in original stories with unique characters.

29. Go on a Chocolate Tour

Prague specializes in Belgian chocolate, and as a result, there are a lot of great chocolatiers in this city.

If you and your kids want some help finding the best spots for this tasty treat, we recommend going on a chocolate tour .

The best part about these tours is that they usually include multiple opportunities to taste test chocolates!

30. Watch the Changing of the Guard at Prague Castle

The ceremonial event of the Changing of the Guard takes place daily at 12 pm and it includes fanfare and a flag ceremony.

You’ll also notice that the sentries at the gates change every hour from 7 am - 20:00 (8 pm).

Whether you catch the official event or just the sentries changing out, this is fun for families to watch, especially in addition to other activities at the landmark such as a free Prague Castle tour !

31. Visit the Prague Zoo

There’s never a bad time to visit the zoo when you have children, and the Prague Zoo has a lot to offer.

Your kids can expect to see a variety of different animals including elephants, gorillas, hippos, lions, polar bears, penguins, seals, giraffes and so much more.

32. Create Your Own Souvenir

You’ll find plenty of souvenir shops in Prague, but if you’re looking for something unique, consider visiting Smaltérie , a workshop where you can actually design and create your own mug to take home with you.

This is a great opportunity to engage the creative imagination of your children and give them a special item they can keep for the rest of their lives as a memento of their time in Prague.

33. Go to a Playground on Children’s Island

Located in the Smíchov area, this small leafy island is home to a large fenced playground with plenty of fun activities for your children to enjoy.

Bring your kids if they enjoy swings, slides, climbing nets, sandpits, wooden houses, and more.

Learn more about Children’s Island .

34. Rent a Pedal Boat

There are plenty of cruises and boat tours available on the Vltava River, but if you’re looking for a fun family activity, it’s hard to beat a trip on a pedal boat.

Luckily, you can actually rent these boats for a fairly low price and they’ll usually include all the safety precautions you may need.

35. Solve a Mystery at the Mind Maze

Escape rooms have become a quite popular and fun family activity in recent years, and this one is uniquely tied to the history of Prague, tasking you and your children with escaping the chamber of an Alchemist.

You’ll have 60 minutes to find your way out by solving riddles and puzzles using a variety of different clues!

36. Go to a Farmer’s Market

If you’re looking for the freshest possible food in Prague, head to the farmer’s market just underneath the fortress of Vysehrad.

This location routinely offers excellent vegetables, bread, cakes, pickles, sausages, and more.

This location turns into a Christmas market during the winter, so even if you're not visiting when it's warm, you might want to consider doing some holiday shopping!

Find even more things to do with your kids in Prague on our full family-friendly post.

37 . The National Museum

Perched atop Wenceslas Square, The National Museum stands as Prague's leading cultural institution.

With vast collections spanning natural history to Czech history, it's a treasure trove of knowledge.

The neo-Renaissance edifice itself is a testament to the city's rich architectural legacy.

38 . Prague City Museum

Situated a short distance from the city center, the Prague City Museum delves into the millennial journey of the Czech capital.

Visitors can explore artifacts, maps, and models that trace Prague's evolution from its early days to modern times.

Its centerpiece, the Langweil model of Prague, offers an intricate 3D view of the city as it was in the 19th century.

39 . Beer Gardens

Nestled amidst greenery, beer gardens offer a relaxed ambiance to savor local brews and soak in the culture.

They serve as popular spots for both locals and tourists to mingle and enjoy the outdoors.

40 . Old Jewish Cemetery

A poignant reminder of Prague's rich Jewish heritage, the Old Jewish Cemetery is one of Europe's oldest burial grounds.

Its layered tombstones, some dating back to the 15th century, narrate a deep history.

THINGS TO DO IN PRAGUE BY MONTH AND SEASON

We have also created guides based on the time of year. Click on the links below for the corresponding time that you plan on being in Prague.

How many days do you need to see Prague?

In order to get an overview sense of Prague, you really should spend at least 3 days in the city.

However, there's enough to see here that you might want to plan for at least 4-5 days.

Do I need to tip while visiting Prague?

Yes, it is expected to tip in most parts of Prague.

You'll find this to be the case most often at restaurants or during a sightseeing tour. Most people tip between 10% - 15%.

Is English widely spoken in Prague?

While a lot of locals in the city understand English, it's not as common in the more rural parts of this country.

If you plan on taking a day trip, you might want to use an interpreter app .

Is food cheap in Prague?

Eating in Prague tends to be less expensive than in several Western European capitals, but expect higher prices in tourist hotspots.

What is the easiest and cheapest way to get around Prague?

Using Prague's trams, buses, and metro systems offers an economical means of getting around the city.

How much should I budget per day in Prague?

Budget 1000-1500 CZK for a tight budget, and 2500-4000 CZK for a mid-range experience.

Should I carry cash in Prague, or will a credit card suffice?

It's best to have a mix of both cash and a credit card for convenience.

Is Prague a walkable city?

Yes, Prague's historic center is highly walkable with major attractions close together.

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Tours in Prague

All tours in prague.

Prague offers relaxed atmosphere, breathtaking views, rich history, the great Emperor Charles IV, Jewish Quarter, The Astronomical Clock. See it all on your guided tour. Group or private - we offer both.

Tours to Prague Castle

The monumental Prague Castle is much loved by the Czech and the whole world. Visit the largest ancient castle in the world. Some tours are with admissions. As locals, we ae very proud of the castle and its history.

Tours to Charles Bridge

Emperor Charles IV. was very busy during his days. Walk on the 14th century Charles Bridge and feel the history pouring into you...Fall in love with the views of the Prague Castle standing proudly above the bridge.

Guided tours in Prague

Explore Prague, discover the most attractive places and learn about their history. Friendly guides will introduce you to the most important things, tell you interesting stories, and recommend local attractions.

Private tours in Prague

Just you and your guide! Get to know the most beautiful places in Prague in private or only with your loved ones. Safe anti-covid tours with knowledgeable guides will ensure you unforgettable moments on the most attractive spots.

Old Town Square tours

Visit the most beautiful square in Prague! A must-see for all lovers of history and architecture. See the unique medieval Astronomical Clock adorning the Old Town City Hall, Church of Our Lady before Týn, or magnificent St Nicholas church.

Historical center tours

Take a walk around the very heart of Prague. From the Old Town, most ancient Prague´s quarter, through picturesque Jewish Quarter, across magic Charles Bridge, you will get to Lesser Town and the biggest castle complex in the world, Prague Castle.

Jewish Quarter tours

Choose your Prague Jewish Quarter tour. You will get to know the most ancient synagogue in Europe, The Jewish Ceremonial Hall, the famous Old Jewish Cemetery, and other monuments that survived the Nazi occupation.

Prague Lesser Town tours

Wander around Prague Lesser Town, the most romantic quarter of Prague abounding with magnificent palaces and gardens. You will see the breathtaking St Nicholas church and picturesque Kampa Island with the famous Lennon Wall.

Vyšehrad tours

Get to know Vyšehrad, the oldest settlement in Prague, home to the first Czech kings and place where Antonín Dvořák, Bedřich Smetana, or Alfons Mucha got buried. Vyšehrad park offers a 360-degree view of Prague, so enjoy breathtaking views of the city!

Special tours

Do you want to get to know Prague while enjoying your daily portion of running? Or will you become a professional Prague photographer for a while? Choose from some specialized and unique tours and experience Prague differently!

Prague's opera houses

Online tickets for guided tours of Prague's most beautiful theatres: The National Theatre, the Estates Theatre and the State Opera. Explore the plentiful interiors, find out about the history, see the perks! Tours are conducted in English language.

Bus tours in Prague

Bus tours of Prague are a great way to quickly get to know the city and get a basic orientation. Explore Prague Old Town, Prague New Town, the Lesser Town, Prague Castle, and other beautiful parts of Prague without having to get off the bus.

World War II tours

How did the people of Prague live during World War II? How did they resist the horrors of the occupation? Discover memorable places in Prague, where the dramatic moments of World War II took place, get to know the brave heroes of that time.

Food & Drinks tours

Would you like to taste what we Czechs like to eat? Knowledgeable guides will show you where to try the best specialties of Czech cuisine. Visit some of Prague’s famous historical breweries and indulge in an array of Bohemia’s finest beers.

Museums & galleries

Book your tickets to the most attractive Prague museums and art galleries. Discover the rich collections of the world and Czech painters, see extraordinary works by contemporary local artists. Get to know Prague´s cultural richness.

Towers of Prague

A must-see in Prague: climb up the ancient Prague towers and enjoy breathtaking views of Prague. Some towers offer permanent exhibitions. Admire the Prague Old Town Tower and explore the Astronomical Clock from the inside.

Musicals in Prague

Visit Karlín Music Theatre or Hybernia Theatre in Prague to see the world ´s renowned musicals such as Jesus Christ Superstar, Sister Act or Czech popular musical Galileo etc. Look forward to top cast, great production, a lovely experience.

Sightseeing cruises

Take a boat tour and enjoy unique views of Prague´s most beautiful sights. Whether you treat yourself to a romantic dinner on board or choose an hour-long guided cruise, you will get to know Prague from the river Vltava like never before from its banks.

Day trips from Prague

All day trips from prague.

Top-rated tours in Czechia aim to get you familiarized with our beloved country: group or private tours will take you to the concentration camp Terezín, spa Karlovy Vary, scenic Český Krumlov or Kutná Hora with its famous Ossuary.

Český Krumlov tours

Don´t miss the most popular day trip from Prague! Český Krumlov is a magic UNESCO-listed town located in the south of the Czech Republic. Get lost in its romantic narrow aisles, admire Renaissance frescos, see the fairy-tale Český Krumlov Chateau.

Guided tours from Prague

Explore the Czech Republic, discover the most attractive places and learn about their history. Friendly and knowledgable guides will introduce you to the most important things, tell you interesting stories, and recommend local attractions.

Kutná Hora tours

Only one hour away from Prague, you will discover a uniquely preserved medieval silver mining city with the Gothic masterpiece, the Cathedral of St Barbara. If you like unusual things, don´t miss the macabre Bone Chapel in nearby Sedlec.

Karlovy Vary tours

Book your tour to Karlovy Vary and spend a great day in the most famous Czech spa town. Admire the splendid buildings, enjoy the elegance of its collonades, taste Becherovka liqueur and spa wafers, visit Moser glassworks factory, and much more.

Terezín tours

The Terezín Memorial honors the victims of the Nazi persecution during WWII. Although the exhibition is emotionally draining, it carries an important message. At these awful times, facing death daily, the prisoners kept a strong will to live and love.

Karlštejn Castle tours

Get online tickets for Karlštejn Castle tour, one of the most beautiful and famous Czechia's castles founded in the 14th century by the Emperor Charles IV. See the magical Karlštejn town,enjoy the surroundings of the castle.

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As a Prague based company, we offer the biggest selections of Prague tours: walking tours & excursions, boat cruises or art tours. Discover Prague, one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Walk up to the Prague Castle with your tour guide. Take a tour in the Prague Historical Center or in Old Town Square . Admire the Charles Bridge. Visit the Jewish Quarter . Walk through the picturesque Lesser Town or explore Vyšehrad Castle . Prague boat cruises on Vltava river are perfect all year round.

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Explore the most beautiful cities and castles of Czech Republic. We offer group or private tours. Get your tickets for Český Krumlov tour ! Visit the famous spa city Karlovy Vary . Pay your respects to the WWII victims in Terezín Memorial . Get a bus or private tour to mining city Kutná Hora with the world famous Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church) located nearby. Karlštejn Castle is a perfect destination for history lovers. We guarantee the same prices as the tour guides. And our personal touch.

The best sights in Prague & tours from Prague with local guides

Discover the Czech history. The Prague Castle with its iconic St. Vitus Cathedral is one of the most visited sites in Czech Republic. Highly knowledgable private or group guides can make your stay in Prague the most memorable. Your Prague private tour guide is flexible enough to alter the route according to your needs. Book a tour to visit the Ss. Cyril and Methodius Cathedral, a memorial of Operation Anthropoid. Each sightseeing tour is tailor-made. Private tours are convenient and the group tours are fun!

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Hi, I'm Jana. I focus on tailor made and culturally oriented tours. I offer private tours not only in Prague, but also in the most interesting Czech and Moravian "tourist" sights (and some galleries). I arrange transport services as well, if needed.

Hello! I finished my studies in Prague, used to sell educational products in Colorado, walked doggies in Brooklyn and then somehow, I got into tourism and plan to stay :) Me and my team of expert guides, we have years of experience in Prague city tourism, we operate different types of walking tours, e-scooters and segways. Our 4 main pillars are: local guides, long experience, private groups & more personal approach, perfect location right in the heart of the main historical part of Prague. Our #1 goal is a satisfied customer. On our tours, we like to cover main sights, but also off-the-beaten-path. We were never fans of "umbrella tours" approach and we know we have a much better experience to offer. Please go through my tours, we are flexible and able to adjust everything. We look forward to meet you and show you the best of Prague! Ondra

I guide since 1991 as a qualified licensed guide (Czech Rep., Prague, Jewish museum Prague). I was born in Prague. I know well Czech landscape, hiking, history. Speak English, German, Russian, Czech, Slovak . Visited more European countries, Ukraine, Russia, Iran...

When I visited Prague as a tourist the first time, I felt in love with this city and I still love it after 9 years living there. I like to meet people and show them Prague.. to share with them beautiful hidden places, to tell them about life and traditions in CR, to make them fall in love with Prague as strong, as I do.

See Prague through the eyes of a local! My name is Miriam, and not only am I a guide certified by the Ministry of Regional Development, but I also have a true passion and enjoy sharing the beauty and history of my vibrant hometown with anyone and everyone. Born and raised in this beautiful city, you will find no better person to show you all the secret nooks and crannies as well as the most famous sights of Prague. In my seven years of experience as a private guide, I have had the pleasure of sharing Prague's secrets with people from all walks of life. Whether you are interested in going off the beaten path or seeing Prague in all its grandeur, I will know where to take you and what there is to see.

Hello, It is nice to e-meet you here, my name is Polina and I am a professional tour guide and concierge with more than 10 years experience in customer service. They say that the most valuable thing that we bring back from travels is our memories. You might forget the dates, names and cafeteries you spent your time in, but you will always remember the kind gesture of the waiter who was serving your morning coffee or a smiley lady at the local market who admired the way you tried to greet her in her mother language. Sweet memories of people who surrounded us during our trip create the experience we will be sharing with our beloved ones back home. And that's why it is so important to find the right guide for your journey. I often hear the feedback from my guests: “It is obvious that you are in love with your job”. And they are absolutely right. I am an energetic, funny, vibrant guide who does not switch on “the boredom mode” and tries to do her best to make it special for every single guest of hers. If you are looking for someone who will make your trip special and memorable, don't hesitate to contact me. I would be happy to scroll with you around magical Prague. With warmest regards, Your guide, Polina

I love my job. Working as a guide brings me lots of joy and happiness. I specialise on private tours. I have a lovely son who was adopted when he was 10 months old. I love dogs. I have a girl of a french little bulldog.

My strength is the love for detail. I became extremely attentive studying art history and philosophy, and raising three children. I know that every story has — at least — two sides. My thoroughness is the guarantee, that I will listen with my hearth to make your journey unique and perfect. I am an expert in South Bohemia, Cesky Krumlov, and can take you on my custom-designed tours to Prague.

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I am in the tourist industry since 25 years, as a local guide in Prague I can show all major Prague highlights to my clients easily. I am interested in history, literature, arts, design, film, gardening and much more. One day is not enough for all my hobbies. I can guide not only in Prague but everywhere in the Czech Republic and even in other countries in Central Europe (Germany, Austria, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia....) My favourite tours: Prague castle, Jewish quarter, 1000 years of local architecture, WWII and communism in Czech Republic...

Dear guests of Prague, I am a professional licensed guide and I have been working for 20 years. My tours are suitable for individuals, families as well as corporate events. I am passionate about history and architecture. Every day I utilize my knowledge when guiding my clients through the busy and quiet streets of Prague and other towns, such as Cesky Krumlov, Kutna Hora or Karlovy Vary. Prague is one of the busiest touristic places in Europe, which is growing every year, attracting more and more people from allover the world. I look forward to meeting you here and show you around. It is going to be magical experience.

My name is Petr and I am a native Praguer. I have spent in this beuatiful city my entire life. I have studied at Charles University, the program Social Studies (history, psychology, sociology and political science). Already during my studies I began working as a tourguide and just fell in love with this job that much, that I am doing it till present days. I also have some military experience and well oriented in religious and political problemacy - not only regarding Czechia and Czech history. My main focuses as of a tourguide are: political, miltary and religious (aspects of) history and present days. Besides I strictly get sticked to the facts (since being a Czech ;-) I always accompany ny tours with a traditional Czech humour, stating some funny facts, telling some cool Czech jokes etc. I rather prefer in informal style of guiding - considering and treating travelers more like friends than just "clinets/customers". I am open-minded , positive, humorous, but dedicated to the facts at the same time. My asset and competition edge is providing travelers with some little/leeser known facts which they won´t find in bedekers. I am looking forward to meet you in Prague! ;-)

Dear Sirs and Madams, I am a licensed class II tour guide in the Czech Republic. I give tours in Prague, Kutna Hora, Český Krumlov, and Karlštejn Castle in English, Russian (Ukrainian), and Polish. I have 5 years of experience as a guide in Prague.

My name is Helen and I fall in love with Prague after i made my first steps here. My aim is to fill my guests with wish to open new country, new city and new culture. My tours are mixter of culture, taste of food, learning language. Its like - EAT, PRAY, LOVE I speak several languages, graduated university of foreign languages and faculty of history. I work with private tourists and also with big groups. I have car and driving licence, so tours using this service is possible too. I know little ASL, met deaf people before. I travelled with families as their private guide in Europe and made tours taking into account all their wishes. I made reservations of hotels, tickets to concerts and organize their vacation. Just write me about your plans and I will realize your vacation dreams.

Michaela V.

We are a group of local guides of prague, czech republic. we love our golden city and we have been guiding around for more than 10 years already. we know the local history (and all the thrilling stories from it), architecture, culture, local food and drinks and are super passionate about sharing all this with you, our guests we understand the unique needs you have as a traveler — to see the most famous sites, but also to experience the authentic atmosphere, to eat in the fanciest restaurants, but also to rub shoulders with the locals at a popular neighborhood watering hole. you don’t want to just visit prague — you want to experience it with all your senses. we are here to help you with that. after thousands of tours, millions of steps, tons of delicious food, and hectolitres of beer shared with visitors from all over the world, we know how to turn your visit to prague into an adventure of your lifetime. .

I am knowledgeable experienced licensed guide of Prague and Czech Republic , enthusiastic, friendly, I love history, art architecture and I love meeting people and sharing Experiences

I own a family agency with my mom, we concentrate on private guiding in Prague, Czech Republic, and Central Europe. Our tours are designed for newcomers as well as those who have been here already. We focus on specific topics (location, time era, theme) or we do Prague general sightseeing tours. You always discover something new with us!

Popular prague private tours.

The best of Prague in one day

During this tour, we will explore the most famous parts of Prague together! We'll visit the Strahov Monastery, Loreta, New World district, Prague Castle complex, Lesser Town district, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock of Prague, New Town, Wenceslas Square, Powder Tower, Municipal House, National Theatre and Jewish Quarter.

Right side of Vltava river

Discover the area of old town and new town with your private guide. see the highlights such as old town square with astronomical clock, jewish area with the synagogues, republic square with powder tower, wenceslas square, national avenue, and more..

Karlovy Vary - Czechia's Famous Spa Town from Prague

Karlovy vary is a very famous spa town situated approximately 130 kilometers west of prague. as well as the castle karlštejn, the city is named after the czech king and holy roman emperor charles iv. let's taste the healing water and enjoy the unforgettable ambiance of this famous town..

Prague essential

Slow walking trough the most beatiful town all over the world, with stops for refreshment. stories, architecture, art in one day. we will see many nice places, for which there is no place in this short description. prague is recommended to show round on foot, there are narrows streets, not alloved for cars, sights are not much spreaded. during whole day we will walk about 4 km. you must see - tour. i am looking forward to discover beauties of prague and czechia..

Josefov - Jewish Ghetto Tour

Prague is one of the oldest and most important jewish centers in central europe. to be able to give a tour inside its synagogues, the old jewish cemetery, or the shoah memorial of prague you have to be licensed by the jewish museum of prague (which i am). let me introduce you to this place full of history, mysticism, and ancient architecture..

VIP Strahov Library entry and hidden gem garden

Are you looking for a special tour? Have you been to Prague before and do you want to experience something different? This tour is perfect for you. I will arrange a private entrance to the Strahov Library which is only possible with a licensed tour guide. You will learn about the compilation wheel or a secret hidden staircase. Our next stop will be my favorite hidden garden in Lesser Town with amazing views. But that's not all I will show you much more!

Avoid the Crowds - Prague Castle and Hradčany tour

Are you not a fan of the crowds then i have an option for you. let's walk prague together at dusk and experience the prague castle and hradčany district in a different light. the tour can start from 4 pm and onwards. the castle interiors close around this time, meaning a massive outflow of tourists from the area. but fear not, we will still be able to go see the most interesting parts of the castle and its surroundings and learn about the fascinating history of this august place..

Left bank of Vltava river

Enjoy a thorough visit of the left bank of vltava river. on this three hour tour you will see all the sites: strahov monastery, prague castle, malostranke namesti, charles bridge, kampa island, valdstejn garden, john lennon wall, and more., new prague private tours.

The best of Prague in 4 hours

There are many different ways to explore prague; you might choose to wander through the city on your own or perhaps join a group tour. experiencing this city with a born-and-raised private guide will make your visit unforgettable. with me, you can expect more than just a dry lecture about the well-known tourist spots. i will take you to places that even many locals have never heard of, all the while providing a gripping account of our country’s history..

Best of Prague

You are short of time and want to see the best highlights of prague then best of prague tour will be a perfect match for you. during our tour we will cover main gems of prague: charles bridge, prague castle, jewish quarter and old town. itinerary of the tour can be easily adjust upon your wishes..

Prague Jewish town

Enter the jewish museum - all the sites - with an expert on jewish history. visit synagogues: maisel, pinkas, klausen, spanish, old-new, cemetery, and ceremonial hall..

First time visit in Prague

On your first day you can explore prague city center with a private, local guide. find the main sites such as prague castle, charles bridge, old town square, astronomical clock, and others..

Private Prague castle tour

Explore the whole complex of prague castle with your private guide and visit 4 sites: st. vitus cathedral, st. george basilica, old royal palace and golden lane..

4 hours Highlights of Prague Private Walking Tour

Highlights walking tour in prague. we will be stopping by some famous spots. this tour includes: strahov monastery and its magnificent library halls loreto church and cernin palace prague castle complex little prague venice john lennon´s wall & kampa island famous charles bridge old town square and old town hall with astronomical clock.

4 hours Prague by Night Tour by car

Experience the full, floodlit magic of prague by night on this leisurely 4 hours evening tour by car. you will get a perfect overview of the town. i give you all the tips where to go during the day. you enjoy great service, professional english-speaking guide, panoramic views and many great pics.

3 Hours Prague Castle Walking Tour

Prague castle complex, one of the largest in the world. come see for yourself why its magnificent panorama remains etched in the memory of everyone who visits prague. it has been an important symbol of the czech state for over a millenium. founded in the 9th century and became the seat of czech rulers and presidents. the castle complex is made up of historical palaces, offices, churches, fortifications, gardens and picturesque spots, such as the famous golden lane., popular prague private cars.

Private tour by minivan

First time in prague the best way to get oriented in the city and to see the main sites is to get around by minivan. do not waste your time walking. find the main sites with your private guide., prague tour reviews.

“ Great tour modified by Miriam to cater to our desires. ”

Miriam used the Library & Hidden Neighborhood tour as a basis for a very personal experience. Communication with her eliminated going to spots we had been to in the days prior on other tours. Miriam became sick and arranged for Alzbeta to do our tour on a day's notice. She was one of the few licensed people that can get access into the restricted areas of Strahov library. Alzbeta was the most knowledgeable guide I've encountered in many years. She was also very personable, and we truly enjoyed the time spent. Some guides tend to recite a presentation, but Alzbeta shared stories with plenty of interaction. Highly recommend working with Miriam for a tour and visiting the inside of the Strahov library.

"History with a lot of alcohol" tour

“ Wonderful afternoon! ”

Seb did a great job with history and showing us all the best places to have a drink. Would totally do this again someday!

“ Great guide!!! ”

Miriam was a great guide!! She showed us all the sites of Prague with enthusiasm and a personal touch. I especially like seeing the local scene and culture. She was easy to understand and answered all our questions. I would highly recommend Miriam for the full or half day city tour of Prague. Doug S

Dear Doug! Thank you so much for the wonderful review. Feedbacks like this are really helping me to stay passionate about my job. Best regards Miriam

Prague Private Tour Guide

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Open up your travel world to Prague’s lesser known gems with a local tour guide. Go beyond the Prague castle to Vysehrad is a historic fortress with ancient origins and panoramic views of the city. A private tour guide can illuminate the fortress's significance in Prague's history, regaling visitors with tales of its founding and the legends surrounding its walls. They can also lead you to lesser-known corners, such as the Vysehrad Cemetery, where famous Czech figures are buried, providing insights into their lives and legacies.

Exploring these lesser-known gems can provide a more authentic and intimate experience of the city. Hiring a private tour guide can greatly enhance your visit by offering personalized attention, and access to a new level of traveling.

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One Prague Tour: The Castle Side

Tired of crowded “umbrella tours” led by drab, impersonal guides? Looking for something more to help you make the best of your time here? One Prague Tour is your answer!

We do city tours our way, leading small groups on intimate experiences full of spontaneous fun and local adventure. We’ll tell you about history and life in Prague, we TASTE LOCAL FOOD and enjoy SPECIAL BEERS (or soft drinks). We’ll make sure you see all the important tourist locations while also making time for quiet, hidden gems in the historic district. Lastly, we’ll leave you with all the recommendations you’d need to make the best of your time in Prague! ㅤㅤㅤㅤ

Explore two charming districts, Lesser Town and Hradcany, which contain most of Prague’s governmental palaces and embassies. Along this unique route we call THE CASTLE SIDE, you’ll see world famous sites including Prague Castle, Strahov Monastery and Charles Bridge. We’ll also take you to the well hidden “New World” neighborhood, the revolutionary John Lennon Wall, and the city’s top panorama viewpoints. ㅤㅤㅤㅤ

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Original mix of history walk, local cuisine & beer
Unique route: see both main sights and hidden gems
Small groups and local expert guide
Learn about key historical moments, as well as fun facts
FOOD: Local cuisine tasting (portion of medium size meal) is included during the tour, with a vegetarian option as well.
DRINKS: Free taste of local beers (2x), with options of other drinks, non-alcohol refreshments
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We explore the West side of the UNESCO historical area. We get to see major sights like Prague Castle or John Lennon Wall, a hidden treasure neighborhood called “New World”, iconic panorama views and much more.

Charles Bridge Strahov Monastery & St. Norbert Brewery Loreto „New World“ neighborhood Prague Castle (main gate) John Lennon Wall Kampa Island panorama views: Zizkov & Petrin towers, Dancing House, National Theater & more

We combine history and culture walk & talk with local beer and food tasting along the way. We aim to provide you with a „great deal“ and more complex type of tour experience.
Please arrive 5-10 minutes ahead of the start. Please be respectful to others in the group and come early enough so we can start on time.
We will walk approx. 4.5km / 3 miles on cobblestones, so please wear comfortable shoes.
When you are only 1 single person-traveler and no one else is signed up for the specific time of tour, PLEASE CONTACT US FIRST BEFORE YOU BOOK. We need at least 2px to operate. Thanks!
Food we include: both meat and vegetarian choices

More than 72 hours before the tour, there are no fees. Less than 72 hours before the departure of the tour, will be charged total amount of the service. Light rain is no argument for cancellation of the tour.

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Cozy cafes, where time seems to slow down, serve as gateways to understanding the local way of life. These hidden gems are not just places but experiences – intimate concerts in old chapels, impromptu art exhibitions in forgotten alleys, and quaint bookshops that beckon with their timeless charm. They are the keys to unlocking the real Prague, a city that keeps its most precious treasures just out of the main sight, waiting for the curious traveler to discover them.

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The Jewish Quarter, with its poignant history and preserved synagogues, offers a reflective journey into a crucial part of Prague’s past. The city’s architecture is a visual history lesson – Gothic churches stand proudly beside Baroque buildings, while Art Nouveau facades add a touch of elegance. Every historical site in Prague, from the majestic to the humble, is a piece of a jigsaw puzzle that, when put together, depicts the rich, tumultuous, and triumphant history of this enduring city.

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Visiting Prague: A Good Idea for Anyone Who Loves History and Culture

Visit Prague, a beautiful European city with a rich history and culture. See the Astronomical Clock on the Old Town Hall, a masterpiece of medieval engineering. Explore the historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and enjoy a pint of Czech beer in one of the many pubs or breweries.

Immerse yourself in the rich flavors of Czech cuisine at an Art Nouveau restaurant within walking distance of the iconic St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague .

Prague is a beautiful city with a rich history and culture. There are many things to see and do in Prague, from visiting the historic Old Town Square to taking a walking tour of the Jewish Quarter . If you’re looking for a more unique experience, you can also take a guided tour of the city’s breweries or along the Vltava River . Wandering through Prague’s cobblestone streets, one can stumble upon the Franz Kafka Museum, a hidden gem that encapsulates the enigmatic essence of the renowned writer’s life and work.

No matter what you’re interested in, you’re sure to find something to love in Prague. The city is highly recommended by tourists and locals alike, and it’s easy to see why. With its stunning architecture, delicious food, and friendly people, Prague is a truly unforgettable destination.

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In Prague, the culinary landscape is as diverse and rich as its history, offering a gastronomic journey that mirrors the city’s cultural tapestry. This vibrant capital is a haven for food lovers, where traditional Czech cuisine meets modern culinary innovation. Imagine wandering through Prague’s cobblestone streets, each turn offering a new taste adventure—from hearty, comforting dishes in centuries-old taverns to the refined flavours of contemporary Czech cuisine in sleek, minimalist restaurants.

The heart of Czech culinary tradition lies in its robust, flavour-packed dishes. Staples like svíčková na smetaně (marinated beef sirloin in cream sauce) and vepřo-knedlo-zelo (roast pork with dumplings and sauerkraut) are more than just meals; they’re a dive into the country’s heritage, each bite a story of resilience and celebration. But Prague’s food scene is not just about looking back. It’s a dynamic, ever-evolving canvas where innovative chefs reinterpret these classics, infusing them with global flavours and modern techniques, creating dishes that are both familiar and thrillingly new.

Beyond the main courses, Prague is a city of bakeries and cafes, where the scent of fresh pastries fills the air. Traditional treats like trdelník, a sweet pastry coated with sugar and nuts, and chlebíčky, small open-faced sandwiches, offer a taste of the Czech Republic’s sweet and savoury sides. These are the flavours of Prague’s streets, simple pleasures that connect the past with the present.

But what truly makes Prague a culinary destination is its embrace of international cuisine. From authentic Italian pizzerias hidden in narrow alleys to trendy Asian fusion restaurants overlooking the Vltava River, Prague’s food scene is a testament to its cosmopolitan spirit. Here, food is not just sustenance; it’s a conversation between cultures, a way to explore the world without leaving the city.

This exploration extends to Prague’s vibrant market scenes and food festivals, where local producers and chefs showcase the best of Czech and international gastronomy. Seasonal markets burst with fresh produce, artisanal cheeses, and craft beers, offering a glimpse into the country’s rich agricultural bounty and brewing traditions. Food festivals, meanwhile, are celebrations of creativity and community, where tasting menus and street food stalls provide a culinary carnival for the senses.

In Prague, every meal is an opportunity to explore, to taste the richness of history and the excitement of the new. It’s a city where every dish tells a story, inviting you to sit at the table and discover the flavours that make Prague truly unforgettable. This narrative is not just about food; it’s about the experience of Prague itself—a city that feeds not just the body but the soul.

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What are the best times to visit Prague for favorable weather and fewer crowds?

The best times to visit Prague for favorable weather and fewer crowds are typically the shoulder seasons, such as late spring or early fall, when you can enjoy pleasant temperatures and fewer tourists.

How can tourists support the local economy and environment in Prague?

Tourists can support the local economy and environment in Prague by patronizing local businesses, dining at local restaurants, and minimizing their ecological footprint, for example, by walking or using public transportation.

What local customs should visitors in Prague be aware of?

Understanding local customs , such as greeting etiquette, dining manners, and appropriate dress codes in religious buildings, can enhance mutual respect and enrich the travel experience.

How has Prague’s history influenced its urban design?

Prague’s history , from its medieval origins to modern developments, has created a unique urban tapestry, with historical buildings standing alongside contemporary architecture , reflecting its dynamic past and present.

What safety tips should visitors consider for enjoying Prague’s nightlife?

To enjoy Prague’s nightlife safely and authentically, it’s advisable to stay in well-frequented areas, be aware of local laws regarding alcohol consumption, and prefer venues that are popular with locals for an authentic experience.

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It wouldn’t be Prague without the sight of a tram dashing in front of historical monuments.

It didn’t surprise any local that Prague public transportation was recently rated as the 2nd best in the world. Let’s take advantage of it while exploring this beautiful city! And it’s not just convenient, it’s pretty spectacular too!

In this tour, we squeezed the most out of Prague’s waste tram line network to prepare a schedule of interlinked tram rides which allow us to cover a much greater distance and also reach outside the city centre, which would be otherwise impossible in generic walking tours.

Worry not about taking the wrong number and getting lost. We’ll guide you through the whole experience and provide a basic orientation in the fundamentals of public transportation. You won’t need an Uber or taxi for the rest of your stay in Prague.

During the 2 hour tour, we’ll hop in and out on multiple tram lines and sometimes go for short walks to properly explore various sites and take beautiful photos.

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