• Obecní Dům - description
• Prašná brána - Serving as a medieval sentinel at the entrance to Prague’s Old Town, the Powder Tower is a testament to the city’s rich history. Once used as a gunpowder storage facility, this Gothic marvel now invites visitors to climb its spiral staircase for panoramic views of the city, offering a glimpse into Prague’s past and present.
• Tyn Yard - Ungelt - Enter the enchanting Týn Yard, the medieval customs station of Prague. The Granovský Palace is a rare gem of Renaissance architecture.
• Church of Our Lady before Tyn - Dramatically dominating Prague’s skyline, the Church of Our Lady in front of Týn is an iconic Gothic masterpiece. Its twin spires, intricately adorned exterior, and rich history make it a must-visit landmark, standing proudly on Old Town Square.
• Old Town Square - Old Town Square is the vibrant heart of Prague, where history and culture converge amidst a stunning architectural ensemble. From the imposing Týn Church to the Astronomical Clock and the colorful facades of historic buildings, every step transports you through centuries of Prague’s captivating past.
• Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock - Marvel at the wonder of the Astronomical Clock on Old Town Square, where time comes to life with an hourly show. This intricate medieval timepiece not only tells time but also unveils an enchanting spectacle featuring moving figurines, capturing the imagination of visitors from around the world.
• Karolinum - Discover the rich academic tradition of Prague at Karolinum, the historic university college founded by Charles IV.
• The Estates Theatre - This historic venue has witnessed Mozart’s genius firsthand, and today, it continues to host opera, ballet, and theatrical performances, preserving the legacy of artistic excellence.
• The Bethlehem Chapel - The Bethlehem Chapel played a significant role in the development of Protestant Christianity and is an important monument in Prague’s history.
• Old Town Bridge Tower - The Charles Bridge is one of Prague’s most important monuments. In particular, the gate tower on the Old Town side is a marvel of Gothic architecture.
• Klementinum - Explore the grand Baroque university college built by the Jesuit order. Discover its contemporary role in the Prague local community.
• Parizska Street - Experience the allure of Paris Boulevard, the high-end street in Prague inspired by the French capital. Lined with luxurious apartment buildings and even more luxurious shops, this street has a remarkable charm.
• Jewish Town Hall (Zidovska radnice) - Journey through Prague’s Jewish history at the Jewish Town Hall, an elegant structure with a storied past. Admire its intricate facade and learn about the vital role it played in the governance of the Jewish Quarter, making it a symbol of resilience and community.
• The Old-New Synagogue - Wonder at the history of the Old New Synagogue, Europe’s oldest active synagogue. Marvel at its Gothic architecture and feel the spiritual resonance that has endured for centuries in this sacred Jewish landmark.
• High Synagogue - Discover the High Synagogue and its importance to the Prague Jewish community in both the past and present.
• The Ceremonial Hall - Uncover the legacy of the Burial Society at this historical site, where Jewish funeral rituals were administered. The Ceremonial Hall of the Burial Society stands as a testament to the cultural practices that have shaped the identity of Prague’s Jewish community.
• Klausen Synagogue, Jewish Museum in Prague - Visit the Klausen Synagogue, the largest house of worship in Prague’s Jewish Quarter. Learn about its significance in the history of Prague Jewish education.
• Old Jewish Cemetery - Explore the gravestones of the most precious historical Jewish cemetery in all of Europe. Hear the incredible story of its creation and the names and titles of the many important people buried there.

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• Tickets to the interiors of the various synagogues under the Jewish Museum (€20/adult)

Embark on a private journey through the heart of Prague, where history and culture blend seamlessly in the Old Town and Jewish Quarter. Guided by an expert, this exclusive tour reveals the enchanting secrets of Old Town Square, where the Astronomical Clock mesmerizes with its medieval allure. Venture into the intricate streets of the Jewish Quarter, discovering landmarks such as the Old New Synagogue and the poignant Old Jewish Cemetery. Immerse in the captivating tales of resilience and cultural richness that have shaped these historic areas. Book your private tour now for a personalized exploration of Prague’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter, creating memories that resonate through the ages.

Note: This tour does not include entry into any interiors.

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