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Get a close-up view of Prague on an intimate private walking tour. In three hours you can cover many of the highlights of the old parts of town, where some of the finest architecture and landmarks are. Learn more about Czech history from your guide as you visit highlights including the Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, the Hradcany neighborhood, and elsewhere.

The massive Prague Castle complex can be overwhelming, but this highlights ticket ensures you see the castle’s five most important and impressive areas, all at your own pace. Admire artistic masterpieces from across Europe on an audio-guided tour of Lobkowicz Palace, step inside the sacred cathedrals, and soak up Czech history at the Old Royal Palace, and get a glimpse of the castle’s inner workings on a stroll down Golden Lane.

Explore many of Prague’s important monuments and learn about its history and secret stories while touring on an e-scooter. Visit the Jewish Quarter, Prague Castle, the Old Town Square, Letna Park, and many other places in less time than you could on foot or exploring by public transportation. Ask your guide questions and avoid getting lost in the crowd as this is a friendly small-group tour.

Take a break from long lines and stuffy museums and visit Prague’s unusual Gallery of Steel Figures. The museum houses a wide variety of sculptures made entirely of—you guessed it—steel. Weighing up to 2,200 pounds (1,000 kilograms), the figures vary in theme, ranging from supercars to cartoon characters. Regardless of your interest in metal, the gallery is a guaranteed hit with all ages.

Exploring beyond Prague’s Old Town can be hard on your feet, especially with cobbled hills to negotiate. Skip the effort and take in Prague Castle and other districts with a private tour aboard a Trike-Harley—a 2-seater electric motorbike-scooter. Roam Letna Park, visit a monastic brewery, see Prague Castle, and more; all with a guide to provide background. Helmets and instructions are provided for a complete experience.

Take a guided walk around Prague at night while learning photography tips from a professional photographer. Stroll the streets of Prague learning about where the best angles are in the city for taking pictures and find out about new techniques for taking photos at night.

Explore Prague’s Jewish history with a local historian on a half-day walking tour of the Jewish Quarter. Visit the city’s five remaining synagogues, the Old Jewish Cemetery, and the Jewish Town Hall while learning about Prague’s deep Jewish history, the tragedies of the Holocaust, and the modern-day revival of Jewish life. Avoid impersonal large tours and hear your guide better by going with a small group.

Take a private half-day walking tour through more than 1,000 years of history at Prague Castle and the Royal District. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed complex, admire Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architecture, and visit landmarks including St. Vitus Cathedral and St. George’s Basilica. Benefit from personalized insights and the chance to ask questions with your historian guide, plus convenient hotel pickup is included.

Explore the Bohemian countryside and learn about Czech culture on this full-day guided tour of crystal factories and castles. Visit the Rückl Crystal glassworks in Nizbor where they produce world-famous crystal and indulge in a hearty Czech lunch before heading to majestic, 14th-century Karlštejn Castle, one of the most fairytale-like castles in Europe.

Head to Terezin on this informative 7.5-hour tour that takes you to a former World War II concentration camp, situated in an 18th-century fortress north of Prague. The tour includes round-trip ticket on public transportation to Terezin and back to Prague.

Lots of Prague walking tours help you explore the historic city, but there aren’t many where you’re accompanied by a guide singing Czech ballads along the way. On this small-group tour, hear the stories of Mozart, Dvorak, and Smetana and listen to their music as you see some of the most influential music sights across the city, including events from the Prague Spring in 1968 and the Velvet Revolution in 1989.

Save time, money, and hassle in Prague. Rather than buy separate admission tickets for top attractions, buy just one ticket that includes admission to Prague Castle, the Astronomical Clock Tower, and your choice of either the National Museum or the Jewish Quarter. Pick up your ticket from Prague city center, within walking distance of the attractions.

Orient yourself to the main landmarks of Prague on a private 3-hour electric scooter tour. After a short training session, you’re ready to effortlessly traverse the city’s hilly terrain. Visit Old Town Hall, Prague Castle, the John Lennon Wall, and much more without breaking a sweat. Along the way, listen to engaging commentary and thrilling stories about the city’s past and present.

Escape the crowds of Prague’s Old Town to see a new side of the capital on an immersive Segway tour. With helmets and a training session included, this beginner-friendly tour makes getting around town easy. See highlights such as Prague Castle—one of Europe's largest—and the Strahov Monastery. Upgrade options include private tours or extended visits to Brevnov Monastery and Brewery, with drinks included on the 3-hour private tour.

Swap bustling Prague for the scenery, wines, and cuisine of rural Bohemia on this small-group 4x4 tour. Travel into the Bohemia Uplands, and follow trails to see ancient volcanic mountains, plains, vineyards, and villages. Call into a vineyard to taste local wines and learn about the area's winemaking, refuel with a winery lunch, and visit a medieval castle and mysterious cemetery as your guide shares the region’s history and legends.

Enjoy scenic Czech countryside with Karlstejn castle and visit traditional Bohemia Crystal Glass Factory on a private day trip with professional local licensed guide. The trip includes tasty Bohemian lunch. The land of Czechia offers more than 1000 castles and chateaus. If you have to pick only one to visit, Karlstejn castle is the one. The role of this medieval castle (14th century) exceeded any other in the country - it was designed as a place to store the crown jewels, royal treasures and collections of holy relics. Today the castle has become the jewel itself (joining a group for tour of interiors). Visit also glassworks with know-how being passed from generation to generation in one family for 300 years. It is 30 min drive from the castle. Learn about history of Bohemia crystal and see master glass blowers at their work on a tour of the glassworks (joining a group; Saturdays available only in summer).

Solve a self-guided ghost walk through Prague as Charles IV, King of Bohemia and Holy Roman Emperor. You wake as a ghost above the streets you once ruled. A whisper warns: the Crown Jewels are about to be stolen. Save them before nightfall. Use the Questo app on your phone to follow the trail across 14 real Prague landmarks: Wenceslas Square, the Astronomical Clock, the Týn Church, Charles Bridge, St. Nicholas, and Prague Castle. Solve riddles, decode codes, and chase the thieves across the city. Each chapter has its own puzzle and real Prague history, from the 1357 palindromic foundation of Charles Bridge to the legend that the crown kills any usurper within a year. Start anytime, pause whenever, and pick up where you left off. Allow around 2 hours for the full 3.5 km route from Old Town to the Castle. Perfect for Prague visitors who want more than a guidebook walk, history fans, and anyone who's done Charles Bridge but never the story behind it.

Explore Prague in a fun, adventurous way on an e-scooter or e-bike. After a briefing, follow your guide on a route around the city. Ride to scenic viewpoints and visit highlights including Prague Castle, Strahov Monastery, the Jewish Quarter, Old Town Square, and more. You’ll cover more ground than on a walking tour but get a more intimate perspective than from a bus.

Walk through some of the most beautiful gardens in Prague on this 3-hour tour as you enjoy personal attention from your guide. Make a visit to the Royal Gardens at Prague Castle, where you'll see the Belvedere Summer Palace gardens and where figs, almonds, oranges, and lemons where first grown in central Europe. Wander Wallenstein Garden, and spot mythical fountains and colorful peacocks. Plus, choose to visit Vrtbovská Garden, a walled garden that dates back to 1720.

Retrace Mozart’s visits to Prague on this 3-hour walking tour of locations associated with the revered Austrian composer. With a knowledgeable guide, you’ll visit important sites such as the Estates Theatre in Prague Old Town, where the opera ‘Don Giovanni’ premiered, and Lesser Town’s Church of St Nicolas, where Mozart once played. Gain insight into the composter’s connection with the people of Prague and discover how his music continues to win hearts in the Czech Republic today.

Follow the walk of W.A. Mozart in Prague, the city that inspired the “Prague” Symphony. See Old Town highlights, such as the Astronomical Clock and Charles Bridge, and visit the Museum of Music. Extended option: get tickets to a classical music concert. 2-hour: Mozart-themed Old Town Tour with Museum of Music Discover the legacy of Mozart in Prague. See the Estates Theatre, Clam-Gallas Palace, and St Nicholas, and visit the Museum of Music with skip-the-line tickets. 3-hour: Mozart-themed Tour, Museum of Music & Concert Discover the legacy of Mozart in Prague. See the Estates Theatre and St Nicholas, and visit the Museum of Music. Includes tickets for a classical music concert. On this original tour you will experience Prague through the eyes of one of the world’s most famous composers, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. While Mozart has spent most of his life in Vienna, it is the 18th century Prague that responded with most enthusiasm to his music, as he said, "My Praguers understand me".

A private guide will pick you up at your accomodation in Prague and take you to Nižbor,home of famous Czech crystal manufactory.On the guided tour through the factory you will explore how the famous Czech crystal is made step by step. You will learn the history and where the tradition of Czech crystal manufacture comes from. Watch the artisan masters glass blowers/cutters do what they know the best. For an additional fee at the glassworks you can try to become glass blower/cutter yourself and under the guidance of a master blower/cutter create your own product.

This walking tour will take you to some of the highlights of this city’s historical and literary spots. It starts in the New Town and works its way to the centre, dropping you off not far from Old Town Square. Follow in the footsteps of Kundera / Hrabal / Kafka / K.H. Mácha, visit the crypt where the Heydrich assassins were found, and learn why so many historical Prague citizens were thrown out of windows, not usually by their own choice. This is a new experience developed by passionate locals, one of the first tours to discuss a variety of different Prague writers in detail. All throughout, the tour is led with humour and enthusiasm, told with a unique, captivating storytelling style.

Use a free mobile app which shows you the objects in different way. You can take photos and upload videos, as there is free WiFi in the Museum. Immerse yourself in an augmented reality narrative that blends authentic stories with cinematic installations and audio-digital elements, offering a unique and engaging experience of the Prague's rich history.