

by Prague City Adventures
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.€358This 4-hour private walking tour begins at the entrance of the Municipal House, a 1912 Art Nouveau building that houses the Smetana Concert Hall and was the site of Czechoslovakia’s declaration of Independence. The guide leads visitors through Prague’s main landmarks including a gothic city gate tower, the Church of Our Lady before Tyn, and the Old Town Square with the Astronomical Clock and Jan Hus Monument. Walkers will pause for 5 minutes to see the world’s oldest working astronomical clock. The tour continues through the Jewish Quarter, known for its synagogues and historic architecture, before crossing the Vltava River on the Charles Bridge, where views of the city can be seen during a 15-minute crossing. The group visits Lennonova zed, a street art spot with peace-themed graffiti, and walks through Mala Strana, Prague’s oldest district featuring Baroque buildings and narrow alleys. There is a stop at the Baroque St Nicholas Church before the tour concludes with a 60-minute visit to Prague Castle, the largest castle complex worldwide, including its cathedral and royal gardens. Included in the tour is a break at a traditional Czech café for a snack and tea or coffee. Public transport tickets will be provided if needed, and pickup and drop-off at the traveler’s accommodation are included. The guide offers a personalized map with local recommendations and speaks English. An optional 45-minute Vltava River boat ride can be added if requested in advance.
Municipal House entrance
Meeting point at the entrance of the Municipal House, an Art Nouveau building opened in 1912. It contains the Smetana Concert Hall, several restaurants and wine bars, and was the site of Czechoslovakia’s declaration of Independence.
5 min
Gothic city gate tower
A gothic tower located at the edge of Prague’s Old Town, one of the city’s original gates.
Church of Our Lady before Tyn
A gothic church in Old Town that inspired the design of Cinderella’s Palace in Disney films.
Old Town Square
The main historical square of Prague’s Old Town and the location of the Astronomical Clock.
20 min
Jan Hus Monument
A prominent statue of national hero Jan Hus situated in the center of Old Town Square.
Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock
The Old Town Hall dominates the Old Town Square and features the famous Astronomical Clock.
Astronomical Clock
The oldest astronomical clock still in operation worldwide, viewed for about 5 minutes.
5 min
Jewish Museum in Prague
The Jewish Quarter is known for its picturesque synagogues, monuments, and architecture.
Charles Bridge
Cross the Vltava River via the second oldest bridge in the country, offering views of Prague during a 15-minute walk.
15 min
Lennonova zed
A street art location featuring colorful graffiti with peace themes.
Mala Strana (Little Quarter)
The oldest area of Prague, known for its maze of narrow alleys and Baroque architecture.
St Nicholas Church
A Baroque church in Mala Strana considered one of the most beautiful in the Czech Republic.
Prague Castle
The world’s largest castle complex, including a cathedral and royal gardens, visited for about 60 minutes.
60 min


by Prague City Adventures
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.€358This 4-hour private walking tour begins at the entrance of the Municipal House, a 1912 Art Nouveau building that houses the Smetana Concert Hall and was the site of Czechoslovakia’s declaration of Independence. The guide leads visitors through Prague’s main landmarks including a gothic city gate tower, the Church of Our Lady before Tyn, and the Old Town Square with the Astronomical Clock and Jan Hus Monument. Walkers will pause for 5 minutes to see the world’s oldest working astronomical clock. The tour continues through the Jewish Quarter, known for its synagogues and historic architecture, before crossing the Vltava River on the Charles Bridge, where views of the city can be seen during a 15-minute crossing. The group visits Lennonova zed, a street art spot with peace-themed graffiti, and walks through Mala Strana, Prague’s oldest district featuring Baroque buildings and narrow alleys. There is a stop at the Baroque St Nicholas Church before the tour concludes with a 60-minute visit to Prague Castle, the largest castle complex worldwide, including its cathedral and royal gardens. Included in the tour is a break at a traditional Czech café for a snack and tea or coffee. Public transport tickets will be provided if needed, and pickup and drop-off at the traveler’s accommodation are included. The guide offers a personalized map with local recommendations and speaks English. An optional 45-minute Vltava River boat ride can be added if requested in advance.
Municipal House entrance
Meeting point at the entrance of the Municipal House, an Art Nouveau building opened in 1912. It contains the Smetana Concert Hall, several restaurants and wine bars, and was the site of Czechoslovakia’s declaration of Independence.
5 min
Gothic city gate tower
A gothic tower located at the edge of Prague’s Old Town, one of the city’s original gates.
Church of Our Lady before Tyn
A gothic church in Old Town that inspired the design of Cinderella’s Palace in Disney films.
Old Town Square
The main historical square of Prague’s Old Town and the location of the Astronomical Clock.
20 min
Jan Hus Monument
A prominent statue of national hero Jan Hus situated in the center of Old Town Square.
Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock
The Old Town Hall dominates the Old Town Square and features the famous Astronomical Clock.
Astronomical Clock
The oldest astronomical clock still in operation worldwide, viewed for about 5 minutes.
5 min
Jewish Museum in Prague
The Jewish Quarter is known for its picturesque synagogues, monuments, and architecture.
Charles Bridge
Cross the Vltava River via the second oldest bridge in the country, offering views of Prague during a 15-minute walk.
15 min
Lennonova zed
A street art location featuring colorful graffiti with peace themes.
Mala Strana (Little Quarter)
The oldest area of Prague, known for its maze of narrow alleys and Baroque architecture.
St Nicholas Church
A Baroque church in Mala Strana considered one of the most beautiful in the Czech Republic.
Prague Castle
The world’s largest castle complex, including a cathedral and royal gardens, visited for about 60 minutes.
60 min