• National Theater - The meeting point is at the entrance of the National Theater building. This landmark is situated on the border between the New Town and the Old Town. The journey will continue to the Old Town.
• Prague Old Town - Initially, the tour will visit the oldest rotunda in Prague, followed by the most iconic viewpoint in the Old Town, offering a view of the Charles Bridge with the Lesser Town and Prague Castle in the background. The walk will proceed along the Vltava River towards the Jewish Quarter.
• Josefov - Once a Jewish quarter of Prague, the neighborhood known as Josefov is a compact area featuring both new and some of the oldest buildings in Prague. The tour will explore its streets, synagogues, and the Old Cemetery, providing insights into its history.
• Old Town Square - The Old Town Square is considered the historic and geographic center of Prague, and some sources even claim it as the center of Europe. The tour will explore the square and its surrounding streets, discussing its history, and waiting for 3pm to witness the Astronomical Clock reveal its secrets.
• Uhelný trh - Prague is synonymous with beer and its pubs. Perhaps the most famous is U dvou koček near the Old Town Square. Although always bustling, a table will be reserved to sample their local beer and the specialty “beer cheese.” A brief pause before heading to the Charles Bridge.
• Charles Bridge - Charles Bridge is undoubtedly the most significant landmark in Prague. The tour will cross it from the Old Town side, delving into its history, and descend to the island of Kampa.
• Kampa - Kampa is one of the few islands on the Vltava River, offering a distinct atmosphere from the rest of the city. It is a place rich with legends and true stories, all of which will be shared.
• The John Lennon Wall - The John Lennon Wall was a unique site during the final years of communism in the country. Today, it is more of a tourist attraction than a symbol, but it remains worth visiting and learning about from a local perspective.
• Malostranske namesti - The Lesser Town is actually older than the Old Town, though it suffered significant damage and near destruction in the 15th and 16th centuries. The tour will briefly touch upon it before exploring further. A tram ride will take the group to the hill where Prague Castle is located.
• Prague Castle - Prague Castle is possibly the largest castle complex in the world. While it could take days to explore all its buildings, the tour will guide visitors through each courtyard, highlighting what can be explored in more detail later, and providing a comprehensive historical background of the castle and its structures.
• Novy Svet - The neighborhood known as Nový svět, or the New World, is tucked away behind Prague Castle and often overlooked by 99% of tourists visiting Prague. It resembles an old village within the city, offering a unique experience not found elsewhere in Prague. The tour will navigate its charming streets, concluding near Cerninsky Palace, the seat of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The guide will suggest additional places to visit in the area, and the group will proceed to the square in front of Prague Castle.
• Zamecke Schody - The tour will exit the castle by descending the stairs, leading to the most iconic street of the Lesser Town - Nerudova Street, named after the renowned 19th-century Czech writer, Jan Neruda. Passing by Saint Nicholas Church, the tour will conclude back at the Lesser Town Square, where tram connections and numerous pubs and restaurants are available.

• Pilsner beer at U dvou koček pub
• Personal guide
• Snacks
• Tram ticket to Prague Castle (if applicable)

Your guide is a native of Prague, a Czech individual fluent in Russian, and this five-hour tour will immerse you in the true essence of the city.

The tour highlights Prague’s main attractions, with the addition of charming backstreets often overlooked by tourists.

Beginning at the National Theatre, the tour will weave through the Old Town, including the Jewish Town and the Old Town Square, featuring the famous Clock. While in Prague, trying Pilsner beer is a must, so a visit to the legendary pub U dvou koček is included.

A visit to Charles Bridge is essential. The tour will cross the bridge and continue through the picturesque Kampa Island, passing by the John Lennon Wall.

To conserve energy, a tram ride to Prague Castle is included, where a guided tour will be provided. The enchanting New World neighborhood, hidden behind the castle, will be explored, along with the stairs descending from the castle through the Lesser Town and its quaint streets.

Experience why Prague is cherished by so many.

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