



by PragueWay Tours
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.€56This seven-hour tour includes walking and a river boat cruise to cover Prague’s main landmarks and neighborhoods. It begins at Charles Bridge, where the guide leads a small group across the city’s oldest and most iconic bridge while sharing information about its history. The walk continues through the Old Town district, visiting the Astronomical Clock, the Jewish Quarter, and the Estates Theatre, along with quieter streets and courtyards away from the crowds. The guide explains historical events and local stories throughout. After the walking tour, the group boards a river boat for a 45-minute cruise on the Vltava River and the Certovka canal, also known as Prague Venice. Onboard, each guest receives a free drink and snack while listening to an audio guide. Following the cruise, there is about a one-hour break for lunch on your own, with food recommendations provided by the guide. The afternoon features a two-hour guided walk around Prague Castle grounds and exteriors. The route includes Saint Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George Basilica, and other castle areas, with explanations of the castle’s medieval origins and its role through different historical periods up to modern democracy. The tour does not include entrance to castle interiors but covers the grounds and exterior sights. Included with the full-day package are ponchos on request, a tram ticket to the castle, the river boat cruise ticket, and admission to the Charles Bridge Museum. Lunch and entrance fees to castle interiors are not included. The day ends near the castle area. This tour is offered by PragueWay and follows a schedule starting at 10:00 with the Charles Bridge and Old Town walk, the boat cruise at 12:30, lunch break at 13:30, and the Prague Castle tour from 15:00 to 17:00.
Charles Bridge and Old Town walk
This 3-in-1 tour begins with a small group walk led by a local expert guide crossing Prague’s oldest bridge, the Charles Bridge. The guide shows main sights and lesser-known places of the Old Town district, explaining key moments in Prague history, local stories, and facts. The next part is a river or canal boat cruise around the Charles Bridge area. After a lunch break, the tour finishes with a 2-hour guided visit of Prague Castle.
15 min
Old Town streets and sights
The route explores Old Town’s maze of cobbled streets, passages, and hidden courtyards. The guide shows both famous landmarks and quieter, less crowded areas.
30 min
Jan Hus and Czech religious history
The guide explains the life and impact of Jan Hus, a legendary reformer priest, and discusses the connection between modern Czech Republic and religion.
10 min
Estates Theatre
Visitors learn about the late 18th-century Estates Theatre, built during the Enlightenment to broaden access to theatre. The guide explains its cultural significance and connection to Mozart, who conducted the first performance of Don Giovanni here in 1787.
10 min
Royal Path and Powder Tower
The tour takes the Royal Path to the gothic Powder Tower, one of Prague’s original city gates that separates Old Town from New Town.
10 min
Medieval merchants' yard (Ungelt)
The group visits a historic block of buildings, likely built in the 11th century, which served as a fortified merchants’ yard where customs duties were collected.
10 min
Jewish Quarter
The guide discusses the Jewish community’s difficult history in Prague, including the Holocaust, and shares stories such as the Golem of Prague legend.
20 min
Oldest active synagogue
The tour includes a visit to Europe’s oldest active synagogue located in the heart of Prague’s Jewish district.
10 min
House of Arts
Visitors see Prague’s 19th-century cultural venue with concert halls, art galleries, and exhibition spaces, known locally as the House of Arts.
10 min
Old Town Square
After exploring hidden streets, the group arrives at Prague’s main historic square for an overview of its significance.
15 min
Astronomical Clock
The guide explains the unique features of Prague’s astronomical clock, emphasizing that it offers more than just hourly shows.
20 min
Vltava River and Certovka canal boat cruise
A 45-minute river and canal boat cruise on the Vltava River and Certovka canal includes audio commentary, a free snack, and a drink.
50 min
Lunch break
Following the boat cruise, there is approximately one hour of free time for lunch, with food recommendations provided by the guide.
90 min
Prague Castle grounds and exteriors
A two-hour guided walk covers the grounds and exteriors of Prague Castle, including Saint Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, and St. George Basilica. The guide discusses historical figures like Charles IV, Vaclav Havel, Rudolf II, and Franz Kafka, and explains the castle’s role from medieval times through the Velvet Revolution to present-day democracy.
120 min
The address is Mostecka 4. Headed from Old Town, you need to cross over Charles Bridge to the Prague Castle side. Headed from tram stop "Malostranske namesti", it’s 5 minutes walk through Mostecka Street. Meet us in the Charles Bridge Economic Hostel office just 20 meters from bridge towers.
End point
We finish at the castle area, 15 minutes walk from where we start.




by PragueWay Tours
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.€56This seven-hour tour includes walking and a river boat cruise to cover Prague’s main landmarks and neighborhoods. It begins at Charles Bridge, where the guide leads a small group across the city’s oldest and most iconic bridge while sharing information about its history. The walk continues through the Old Town district, visiting the Astronomical Clock, the Jewish Quarter, and the Estates Theatre, along with quieter streets and courtyards away from the crowds. The guide explains historical events and local stories throughout. After the walking tour, the group boards a river boat for a 45-minute cruise on the Vltava River and the Certovka canal, also known as Prague Venice. Onboard, each guest receives a free drink and snack while listening to an audio guide. Following the cruise, there is about a one-hour break for lunch on your own, with food recommendations provided by the guide. The afternoon features a two-hour guided walk around Prague Castle grounds and exteriors. The route includes Saint Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George Basilica, and other castle areas, with explanations of the castle’s medieval origins and its role through different historical periods up to modern democracy. The tour does not include entrance to castle interiors but covers the grounds and exterior sights. Included with the full-day package are ponchos on request, a tram ticket to the castle, the river boat cruise ticket, and admission to the Charles Bridge Museum. Lunch and entrance fees to castle interiors are not included. The day ends near the castle area. This tour is offered by PragueWay and follows a schedule starting at 10:00 with the Charles Bridge and Old Town walk, the boat cruise at 12:30, lunch break at 13:30, and the Prague Castle tour from 15:00 to 17:00.
Charles Bridge and Old Town walk
This 3-in-1 tour begins with a small group walk led by a local expert guide crossing Prague’s oldest bridge, the Charles Bridge. The guide shows main sights and lesser-known places of the Old Town district, explaining key moments in Prague history, local stories, and facts. The next part is a river or canal boat cruise around the Charles Bridge area. After a lunch break, the tour finishes with a 2-hour guided visit of Prague Castle.
15 min
Old Town streets and sights
The route explores Old Town’s maze of cobbled streets, passages, and hidden courtyards. The guide shows both famous landmarks and quieter, less crowded areas.
30 min
Jan Hus and Czech religious history
The guide explains the life and impact of Jan Hus, a legendary reformer priest, and discusses the connection between modern Czech Republic and religion.
10 min
Estates Theatre
Visitors learn about the late 18th-century Estates Theatre, built during the Enlightenment to broaden access to theatre. The guide explains its cultural significance and connection to Mozart, who conducted the first performance of Don Giovanni here in 1787.
10 min
Royal Path and Powder Tower
The tour takes the Royal Path to the gothic Powder Tower, one of Prague’s original city gates that separates Old Town from New Town.
10 min
Medieval merchants' yard (Ungelt)
The group visits a historic block of buildings, likely built in the 11th century, which served as a fortified merchants’ yard where customs duties were collected.
10 min
Jewish Quarter
The guide discusses the Jewish community’s difficult history in Prague, including the Holocaust, and shares stories such as the Golem of Prague legend.
20 min
Oldest active synagogue
The tour includes a visit to Europe’s oldest active synagogue located in the heart of Prague’s Jewish district.
10 min
House of Arts
Visitors see Prague’s 19th-century cultural venue with concert halls, art galleries, and exhibition spaces, known locally as the House of Arts.
10 min
Old Town Square
After exploring hidden streets, the group arrives at Prague’s main historic square for an overview of its significance.
15 min
Astronomical Clock
The guide explains the unique features of Prague’s astronomical clock, emphasizing that it offers more than just hourly shows.
20 min
Vltava River and Certovka canal boat cruise
A 45-minute river and canal boat cruise on the Vltava River and Certovka canal includes audio commentary, a free snack, and a drink.
50 min
Lunch break
Following the boat cruise, there is approximately one hour of free time for lunch, with food recommendations provided by the guide.
90 min
Prague Castle grounds and exteriors
A two-hour guided walk covers the grounds and exteriors of Prague Castle, including Saint Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, and St. George Basilica. The guide discusses historical figures like Charles IV, Vaclav Havel, Rudolf II, and Franz Kafka, and explains the castle’s role from medieval times through the Velvet Revolution to present-day democracy.
120 min
The address is Mostecka 4. Headed from Old Town, you need to cross over Charles Bridge to the Prague Castle side. Headed from tram stop "Malostranske namesti", it’s 5 minutes walk through Mostecka Street. Meet us in the Charles Bridge Economic Hostel office just 20 meters from bridge towers.
End point
We finish at the castle area, 15 minutes walk from where we start.