



by Personal Prague Guide
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.€196.78This three-hour private walking tour in Prague takes place during winter and is guided by a personal guide chosen by the guest, either a professional art historian or a certified local guide. The tour starts at the time and place selected by the traveler, with no other participants in the group. The itinerary is flexible and can be adjusted to the guest’s interests, including pace, stops, and timing. The tour begins at Prague Castle, where visitors spend about 30 minutes enjoying winter views of the city and the castle complex, which includes the office of the President of the Czech Republic. Next, the group walks to Staroměstské náměstí, Prague’s main square, spending 10 minutes at the Christmas market there, experiencing the winter charm of the festive setting. The tour continues with a 15-minute walk along Charles Bridge, a historic bridge founded by Charles IV. The guide then leads the group to the John Lennon Wall for a 10-minute stop to learn about its role as a symbol of resistance during the Communist era. Afterward, there is a brief 5-minute visit to the courtyard of the Franz Kafka Museum, where visitors see a notable statue by David Černý and may try gingerbread sold nearby. The final stop is the Jewish Museum area, where the group spends about 20 minutes walking through the historic Jewish Quarter and learning about its significance. Entrance to synagogues and museum buildings is optional and requires additional time and tickets. The tour includes an illustrated timeline of Prague’s architecture and history, as well as an original map designed for independent sightseeing after the tour. Hotel pickup and drop-off are available as optional extras. The tour operates in all weather conditions; guests are advised to wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for winter. This private tour supports a charity dedicated to preserving Prague’s monuments.
Prague Castle
Spend about 30 minutes at Prague Castle, enjoying one of the best winter views of the city and viewing the castle complex, which houses the office of the Czech Republic's president.
30 min
Staromestske namesti
Visit Staroměstské náměstí for approximately 10 minutes to see Prague’s main Christmas market and the square’s notable architecture.
10 min
Charles Bridge
Walk across Charles Bridge for about 15 minutes, the famous bridge of Prague founded by Charles IV.
15 min
The John Lennon Wall
Stop for 10 minutes at the John Lennon Wall, known as a place of resistance during the Communism time.
10 min
Franz Kafka Muzeum
Spend 5 minutes outside the Franz Kafka Museum to see one of David Černý’s well-known statues in the courtyard and try the gingerbread sold there.
5 min
Jewish Museum in Prague
Explore the Jewish Museum area for about 20 minutes, learning about the history of Prague’s Jewish Quarter and its historic buildings. Note that entering synagogues requires additional time and tickets, as they are museum sites.
20 min




by Personal Prague Guide
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.€196.78This three-hour private walking tour in Prague takes place during winter and is guided by a personal guide chosen by the guest, either a professional art historian or a certified local guide. The tour starts at the time and place selected by the traveler, with no other participants in the group. The itinerary is flexible and can be adjusted to the guest’s interests, including pace, stops, and timing. The tour begins at Prague Castle, where visitors spend about 30 minutes enjoying winter views of the city and the castle complex, which includes the office of the President of the Czech Republic. Next, the group walks to Staroměstské náměstí, Prague’s main square, spending 10 minutes at the Christmas market there, experiencing the winter charm of the festive setting. The tour continues with a 15-minute walk along Charles Bridge, a historic bridge founded by Charles IV. The guide then leads the group to the John Lennon Wall for a 10-minute stop to learn about its role as a symbol of resistance during the Communist era. Afterward, there is a brief 5-minute visit to the courtyard of the Franz Kafka Museum, where visitors see a notable statue by David Černý and may try gingerbread sold nearby. The final stop is the Jewish Museum area, where the group spends about 20 minutes walking through the historic Jewish Quarter and learning about its significance. Entrance to synagogues and museum buildings is optional and requires additional time and tickets. The tour includes an illustrated timeline of Prague’s architecture and history, as well as an original map designed for independent sightseeing after the tour. Hotel pickup and drop-off are available as optional extras. The tour operates in all weather conditions; guests are advised to wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for winter. This private tour supports a charity dedicated to preserving Prague’s monuments.
Prague Castle
Spend about 30 minutes at Prague Castle, enjoying one of the best winter views of the city and viewing the castle complex, which houses the office of the Czech Republic's president.
30 min
Staromestske namesti
Visit Staroměstské náměstí for approximately 10 minutes to see Prague’s main Christmas market and the square’s notable architecture.
10 min
Charles Bridge
Walk across Charles Bridge for about 15 minutes, the famous bridge of Prague founded by Charles IV.
15 min
The John Lennon Wall
Stop for 10 minutes at the John Lennon Wall, known as a place of resistance during the Communism time.
10 min
Franz Kafka Muzeum
Spend 5 minutes outside the Franz Kafka Museum to see one of David Černý’s well-known statues in the courtyard and try the gingerbread sold there.
5 min
Jewish Museum in Prague
Explore the Jewish Museum area for about 20 minutes, learning about the history of Prague’s Jewish Quarter and its historic buildings. Note that entering synagogues requires additional time and tickets, as they are museum sites.
20 min