



by The Prague Tour All Inclusive Day Tour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€148Prague is known for its historic architecture and landmarks spanning centuries. This six-hour tour begins with pickup from your accommodation and starts at Prague Castle, the largest castle complex worldwide. Visitors spend about 40 minutes exploring its courtyards and learning about its 1,000-year history. The tour continues on foot, moving downhill through the old city streets with a certified guide pointing out over 30 significant sites including St. Vitus Cathedral, Strahovsky Klaster, Schwarzenbersky Palac, and the Archbishop Palace. There are opportunities to admire the gardens below the castle and views of the city from a scenic viewpoint. The route also covers Nerudova Street, St Nicholas Church, Lennon Wall, Kampa Park, Devil's Channel, and Charles Bridge. Midway through, the group stops for a traditional lunch. Afterward, the tour proceeds through Old Town landmarks such as the Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock, Church of Our Lady before Tyn, Powder Gate, Karolinum, and multiple Jewish historical sites including the Old-New Synagogue and Pinkas Synagogue. The final part of the tour includes a 40-minute boat trip on the Vltava River, providing a different perspective of Prague's skyline. The experience combines walking and boat travel, with private transportation for pickup and moving between some locations. The tour does not include drop-off at the hotel after completion.
Prague Castle
Visit the largest castle complex in the world. Explore its courtyards, history, and legends of Prague Castle, which took 1000 years to build.
40 min
St. Vitus Cathedral
Explore the gothic cathedral within Prague Castle, known as the coronation site and burial place of Bohemian kings.
25 min
Strahovsky Klaster
Learn about this architectural landmark that once housed the Devil's Bible.
Schwarzenbersky Palac
View this historic palace that reflects Czech aristocratic heritage.
Archbishop Palace
See the seat of the Czech Republic's archbishop, a site important to the nation's church history.
10 min
Gardens below the Prague Castle
Walk through these gardens located on the outskirts of Prague Castle, offering a quiet place for reflection.
10 min
Viewpoint
Stop briefly to admire the cityscape of Prague, known as the city of a thousand spires.
5 min
Nerudova
Walk along this cobblestone street, the final section of the King's coronation route, lined with restaurants and souvenir shops.
St Nicholas Church
Visit the main church of the Lesser Town, noted for its Baroque architecture.
10 min
Lennonova zed
See the Lennon Wall, a symbol of freedom since the 1980s, where visitors can leave messages.
10 min
Kampa Park
Stroll through this park located on an island, a popular spot in Prague year-round.
Devil's Channel
View a canal constructed by the Knights of Malta in the 12th century.
5 min
Charles Bridge
Cross the medieval stone bridge built in the 15th century, historically the only way across the Vltava River.
15 min
Old Town complex
Pass through a group of historic buildings forming an open-air architectural gallery in the Old Town.
15 min
Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock
See the oldest working astronomical clock, installed in the early 15th century, located in the heart of Prague.
15 min
Old Town Square
Visit the square founded in the 12th century, a site marked by executions, legends, and WWII memorials.
20 min
Church of Our Lady before Tyn
View this gothic church from the 14th century with distinctive towers reaching 80 meters high.
Prasna brana
See the Powder Gate, a gothic tower that marks the boundary between New Town and Old Town.
Karolinum
View the seat of Charles University, one of Europe's oldest universities.
Jewish historical monument
Visit one of the largest and most important Jewish historical sites in Prague.
10 min
The Old-New Synagogue
Explore Europe's oldest active synagogue.
5 min
Jewish Town Hall (Zidovska radnice)
See this Renaissance building that was the meeting place for the local Jewish community.
5 min
Pinkas Synagogue
Visit a synagogue that commemorates Holocaust victims and is among Prague's oldest surviving synagogues.
5 min
Maisel Synagogue
See the synagogue built in the late 16th century that stored Jewish properties during the Nazi occupation.
10 min
Spanish Synagogue, Jewish Museum in Prague
View the newest synagogue in Prague, constructed on the site of the city's oldest synagogue.
5 min
+ 1 more places this tour can include
The tram stop is called "Pohořelec", from there is is just a 2 min walk to the meeting point.




by The Prague Tour All Inclusive Day Tour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€148Prague is known for its historic architecture and landmarks spanning centuries. This six-hour tour begins with pickup from your accommodation and starts at Prague Castle, the largest castle complex worldwide. Visitors spend about 40 minutes exploring its courtyards and learning about its 1,000-year history. The tour continues on foot, moving downhill through the old city streets with a certified guide pointing out over 30 significant sites including St. Vitus Cathedral, Strahovsky Klaster, Schwarzenbersky Palac, and the Archbishop Palace. There are opportunities to admire the gardens below the castle and views of the city from a scenic viewpoint. The route also covers Nerudova Street, St Nicholas Church, Lennon Wall, Kampa Park, Devil's Channel, and Charles Bridge. Midway through, the group stops for a traditional lunch. Afterward, the tour proceeds through Old Town landmarks such as the Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock, Church of Our Lady before Tyn, Powder Gate, Karolinum, and multiple Jewish historical sites including the Old-New Synagogue and Pinkas Synagogue. The final part of the tour includes a 40-minute boat trip on the Vltava River, providing a different perspective of Prague's skyline. The experience combines walking and boat travel, with private transportation for pickup and moving between some locations. The tour does not include drop-off at the hotel after completion.
Prague Castle
Visit the largest castle complex in the world. Explore its courtyards, history, and legends of Prague Castle, which took 1000 years to build.
40 min
St. Vitus Cathedral
Explore the gothic cathedral within Prague Castle, known as the coronation site and burial place of Bohemian kings.
25 min
Strahovsky Klaster
Learn about this architectural landmark that once housed the Devil's Bible.
Schwarzenbersky Palac
View this historic palace that reflects Czech aristocratic heritage.
Archbishop Palace
See the seat of the Czech Republic's archbishop, a site important to the nation's church history.
10 min
Gardens below the Prague Castle
Walk through these gardens located on the outskirts of Prague Castle, offering a quiet place for reflection.
10 min
Viewpoint
Stop briefly to admire the cityscape of Prague, known as the city of a thousand spires.
5 min
Nerudova
Walk along this cobblestone street, the final section of the King's coronation route, lined with restaurants and souvenir shops.
St Nicholas Church
Visit the main church of the Lesser Town, noted for its Baroque architecture.
10 min
Lennonova zed
See the Lennon Wall, a symbol of freedom since the 1980s, where visitors can leave messages.
10 min
Kampa Park
Stroll through this park located on an island, a popular spot in Prague year-round.
Devil's Channel
View a canal constructed by the Knights of Malta in the 12th century.
5 min
Charles Bridge
Cross the medieval stone bridge built in the 15th century, historically the only way across the Vltava River.
15 min
Old Town complex
Pass through a group of historic buildings forming an open-air architectural gallery in the Old Town.
15 min
Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock
See the oldest working astronomical clock, installed in the early 15th century, located in the heart of Prague.
15 min
Old Town Square
Visit the square founded in the 12th century, a site marked by executions, legends, and WWII memorials.
20 min
Church of Our Lady before Tyn
View this gothic church from the 14th century with distinctive towers reaching 80 meters high.
Prasna brana
See the Powder Gate, a gothic tower that marks the boundary between New Town and Old Town.
Karolinum
View the seat of Charles University, one of Europe's oldest universities.
Jewish historical monument
Visit one of the largest and most important Jewish historical sites in Prague.
10 min
The Old-New Synagogue
Explore Europe's oldest active synagogue.
5 min
Jewish Town Hall (Zidovska radnice)
See this Renaissance building that was the meeting place for the local Jewish community.
5 min
Pinkas Synagogue
Visit a synagogue that commemorates Holocaust victims and is among Prague's oldest surviving synagogues.
5 min
Maisel Synagogue
See the synagogue built in the late 16th century that stored Jewish properties during the Nazi occupation.
10 min
Spanish Synagogue, Jewish Museum in Prague
View the newest synagogue in Prague, constructed on the site of the city's oldest synagogue.
5 min
+ 1 more places this tour can include
The tram stop is called "Pohořelec", from there is is just a 2 min walk to the meeting point.