



by Prague by E-Bike
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.€118Prague’s historic center features many important landmarks and scenic routes. This guided e-bike tour lasts about three and a half hours and covers several key sites around the city. Participants ride electric bicycles that reduce physical effort, making the trip accessible for all ages. Groups are limited to eight riders. The tour includes a professional guide, a helmet, and one bottle of water per guest. The route passes through the Lesser Town district, crossing charming streets with notable architecture. Riders visit the John Lennon Wall, a mural covered in changing artwork related to freedom and human rights. The tour continues to the Old Town Square, where the guide explains its role in Czech history and points out the Astronomical Clock. Next is a stop alongside Charles Bridge, viewed from the riverbank since cycling on the bridge is not permitted. The tour also goes to Letná Park, where guests see the giant Metronome statue standing on the former site of a Stalin monument. A stop at Prague Castle includes visits to its courtyards and the Royal Garden; when open, the interior of St. Vitus Cathedral is also viewed. The route then ascends Petřín Hill, offering views of landmarks like the Strahov Monastery and the Petřín Lookout Tower. The descent offers multiple city views. The final stop is Letná Park again, with possible refreshments at the beer garden if time allows. Food, drinks beyond water, gratuities, and hotel transfers are not included.
Lesser Town
Lesser Town (Malá Strana) lies across the river from Old Town, together forming Prague’s historic center. The tour cycles through its streets, featuring notable architecture and historic buildings.
30 min
Lennonova zed
The John Lennon Wall displays constantly changing artwork focused on freedom and human rights. The guide explains the wall’s history and significance during the ride.
10 min
Staromestske namesti
Old Town Square shows Prague’s architectural variety and historical events linked to Czech politics and religion. The guide points out the Astronomical Clock and shares facts about it. The square also hosts traditional markets during Christmas and Easter seasons.
15 min
Charles Bridge
Charles Bridge is a major Prague landmark. The tour stops beside it since cycling on the bridge is prohibited. The guide shares historical details and shows old photographs of the bridge.
10 min
Metronome
The Metronome sculpture in Letná Park stands on the former site of the world’s largest Joseph Stalin statue. The guide discusses the symbolism of the Metronome and the history of the Stalin statue, including photos from the communist era.
5 min
Prague Castle
Prague Castle is the world’s largest castle by area. The tour visits several courtyards, the Royal Garden, and on days it is open, the interior of St. Vitus Cathedral. The guide highlights lesser-known but important parts of the castle.
35 min
Petrin
Petřín Hill is a large park with many viewpoints. The tour passes landmarks including Strahov Monastery and Petřín Lookout Tower. Riders descend the hill in a zig-zag pattern, taking in multiple views of the city below.
15 min
Letna Park
Letná Park sits on a hill offering city views and photo spots. The tour sees architectural sites like the Expo Pavilion and Hanavský Pavilion. If time allows, there is a stop for refreshments at the Letná beer garden.
30 min
In the middle of our street there is a tiny piece of green land with a tree and bushes - if you cannot see our door (it has a big sign above it), then maybe you are standing on the other side of this "mini-park". The nearest stop of public transportation is called "Újezd".
End point
In the middle of our street there is a tiny piece of green land with a tree and bushes - if you cannot see our door (it has a big sign above it), then maybe you are standing on the other side of this "mini-park". The nearest stop of public transportation is called "Újezd".




by Prague by E-Bike
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.€118Prague’s historic center features many important landmarks and scenic routes. This guided e-bike tour lasts about three and a half hours and covers several key sites around the city. Participants ride electric bicycles that reduce physical effort, making the trip accessible for all ages. Groups are limited to eight riders. The tour includes a professional guide, a helmet, and one bottle of water per guest. The route passes through the Lesser Town district, crossing charming streets with notable architecture. Riders visit the John Lennon Wall, a mural covered in changing artwork related to freedom and human rights. The tour continues to the Old Town Square, where the guide explains its role in Czech history and points out the Astronomical Clock. Next is a stop alongside Charles Bridge, viewed from the riverbank since cycling on the bridge is not permitted. The tour also goes to Letná Park, where guests see the giant Metronome statue standing on the former site of a Stalin monument. A stop at Prague Castle includes visits to its courtyards and the Royal Garden; when open, the interior of St. Vitus Cathedral is also viewed. The route then ascends Petřín Hill, offering views of landmarks like the Strahov Monastery and the Petřín Lookout Tower. The descent offers multiple city views. The final stop is Letná Park again, with possible refreshments at the beer garden if time allows. Food, drinks beyond water, gratuities, and hotel transfers are not included.
Lesser Town
Lesser Town (Malá Strana) lies across the river from Old Town, together forming Prague’s historic center. The tour cycles through its streets, featuring notable architecture and historic buildings.
30 min
Lennonova zed
The John Lennon Wall displays constantly changing artwork focused on freedom and human rights. The guide explains the wall’s history and significance during the ride.
10 min
Staromestske namesti
Old Town Square shows Prague’s architectural variety and historical events linked to Czech politics and religion. The guide points out the Astronomical Clock and shares facts about it. The square also hosts traditional markets during Christmas and Easter seasons.
15 min
Charles Bridge
Charles Bridge is a major Prague landmark. The tour stops beside it since cycling on the bridge is prohibited. The guide shares historical details and shows old photographs of the bridge.
10 min
Metronome
The Metronome sculpture in Letná Park stands on the former site of the world’s largest Joseph Stalin statue. The guide discusses the symbolism of the Metronome and the history of the Stalin statue, including photos from the communist era.
5 min
Prague Castle
Prague Castle is the world’s largest castle by area. The tour visits several courtyards, the Royal Garden, and on days it is open, the interior of St. Vitus Cathedral. The guide highlights lesser-known but important parts of the castle.
35 min
Petrin
Petřín Hill is a large park with many viewpoints. The tour passes landmarks including Strahov Monastery and Petřín Lookout Tower. Riders descend the hill in a zig-zag pattern, taking in multiple views of the city below.
15 min
Letna Park
Letná Park sits on a hill offering city views and photo spots. The tour sees architectural sites like the Expo Pavilion and Hanavský Pavilion. If time allows, there is a stop for refreshments at the Letná beer garden.
30 min
In the middle of our street there is a tiny piece of green land with a tree and bushes - if you cannot see our door (it has a big sign above it), then maybe you are standing on the other side of this "mini-park". The nearest stop of public transportation is called "Újezd".
End point
In the middle of our street there is a tiny piece of green land with a tree and bushes - if you cannot see our door (it has a big sign above it), then maybe you are standing on the other side of this "mini-park". The nearest stop of public transportation is called "Újezd".