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A visit to Prague's Jewish Quarter is more enriching in the company of a guide who can illuminate its history. On this private guided tour, exclusive to you and your party, your guide shares insights into the thousand-year history of Prague's Jewish community while taking you to such sites as the Jewish Museum and the Old New Temple, one of the oldest Jewish temples in Europe. Also visit the Old Jewish Cemetery, where Rabbi Loew, creator of Golem, is buried.

Beat the crowds with this historical walking tour of Prague that sets out in the morning from the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Old Town Square. Gaze at the medieval astronomical clock and stroll across Charles Bridge with your informative guide. View other prominent landmarks, such as the Church of St. Nicholas and Charles Bridge, and ride the tram to Prague Castle for sweeping views of the city.

If you’re hoping to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and explore the Czech countryside, it can be tricky to know where to start. On this full-day small-group guided tour, explore a curated selection of highlights and immerse yourself in the region’s local culture. Wander among sandstone rock formations, take in panoramic views from Hruba Skala Castle, sample authentic beverages at a local brewery, and much more.

Get out of Prague on an easy day trip out of the city. First visit Terezin, one of the largest concentration camps in the Czech Republic, and learn about World War II history. Then head to the Bohemian Switzerland National Park, a beautiful natural area. Take a hike and see where the “Chronicles of Narnia” movie was filmed, then cross the German border to the connected Saxon Switzerland National Park.

Visit Terezin Memorial, a former military fortress and WWII concentration camp, during this 5-hour historical tour from Prague. With your local guide, you'll walk through the impressive edifice, originally built in the 18th century by Emperor Josef II. Learn about its later role as a holding camp for Europe's Jewish population through your guide's informative commentary. Visit, too, the Small Fortress, a prison that held captives in extreme conditions throughout several centuries. Entrance fees and round-trip transportation from Prague are included.

Combine sightseeing in Prague with the fun of riding a fat-wheeled Scrooser electric scooter. These distinctive vehicles are easy for anyone who knows how to ride a bike, but you're given a full safety briefing and demo first. Be accompanied by a guide who tells you about the sights you see on the way. This is a fun activity for both adults and kids.

Experience food, music, and Prague’s top monuments on a 3-hour dinner cruise down the Vltava River. After your complimentary welcome drink, enjoy an open buffet of both Czech and international cuisine. Relax as live music accompanies your dinner. The cruise offers unobstructed views of the city’s illuminated attractions, which you can appreciate from inside or on the outside deck.

Delve into Prague’s World War II and Cold War history when you embark on this 2-hour walking tour through the city center. Visit the hideout of paratroopers from Operation Anthropoid, explore New Town and the Jewish Quarter, and learn about key events. This is a tip-based tour meaning you pay what you feel the tour is worth at the end.

Discover Prague on a comprehensive full-day tour, including lunch and a relaxing Vltava River cruise. Start with an introductory coach tour of the city. The rest of the tour will be on foot—spend the day walking from the Castle District to the Old Town and New Town. Refuel with a 3-course lunch at a local pub. Finally, put your feet up on a leisurely sightseeing cruise on the Vltava River.

Be seduced by the historical monuments and medieval charm of Prague on a half-day tour of the Czech capital. Listen to illuminating commentary from a guide as you gaze at UNESCO-listed monuments from an air-conditioned coach. Discover the ancient majesty of Prague Castle on a guided tour; cruise the Vltava River and enjoy panoramic city views from the boat's top deck; and conclude by exploring the ambient tangle of Prague’s Old Town, home to the famous Astronomical Clock.

On this moving, somber tour of the Terezin Concentration Camp, you'll learn about a lesser-known chapter of World War II history, discover more about the region's Jewish heritage, and can pay tribute to all those who were killed at the camp. As you go, your guide will share in-depth stories, history, and remembrances. With round-trip transit from Prague by bus, you don't need to worry about finding your own way there and back.

Take in a poignant piece of World War II history on this half-day tour of Terezin Concentration Camp from Prague. Learn the history behind one of the largest camps in the Czech Republic from your guide, and preserve the stories of the lives lost. See the complex and the Terezin Memorial, the only institution of its kind in the country. Your tour concludes with transportation back to Prague.

Dive into Prague’s pub and party scene without having to find your own way around—and enjoy a fun-filled way to let loose and get celebratory—with this evening tour. Meet like-minded people and save money with unlimited drinks at an open-bar session. Then, skip the line at several other clubs, down a welcome shot at each, and enjoy VIP entry at the final stop.

Escape Prague for an afternoon on a trip to Kutná Hora. Check out the incredible Sedlec Ossuary, made of over 40,000 human bones, as well as Kutná Hora’s majestic town center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the history and culture of this town from your guide as you travel for a better understanding than you’d get touring alone. Entrance fees and round-trip transportation are included.

How did Prague endure occupation, repression, and resistance—and what traces remain today? This World War II walking tour explores the challenges faced under Nazi occupation—with a local guide taking you directly to historic sites. Explore streets where control was enforced, and defiance took shape, and uncover how citizens survived life under the Third Reich. Learn how the Czech resistance carried out the high-risk 1942 Operation Anthropoid assassination, and finish at a moving memorial honouring the cost of courage.

The historic town of Kutná Hora is a UNESCO World Heritage site and renowned for its magnificent Baroque and Gothic architecture. On this tour, take in all the highlights on a half-day trip from Prague and avoid the hassle of catching public transportation. Admire the Cathedral of St. Barbara and travel easily to the Sedlec Ossuary (known as the Bone Church), which is a little way out of town.

Explore Prague by electric scooter on this small-group tour. After a practice run, scoot through the history-steeped streets to discover the city’s top and lesser-known attractions. View highlights like Prague Castle, cruise around parks, and enjoy a drink of water and panoramic city views on route. If you want an even more personal experience, why not opt for a private tour?

See the best of the areas around Prague Castle without getting lost in the crowd on a small-group tour that feels like having an old friend show you around the city. Learn history and hear anecdotes about life in the modern-day Czech capital while exploring the Lesser Town and Hradčany areas. Along the way, rest your feet and get to know fellow travelers over Czech beer and snacks.

20% discount and flexible dates available with direct booking via Bat-El Website. This exclusive semi-private in-depth educational tour offers a personal and respectful exploration of the rich history of Prague’s Jewish community. You’ll visit all sites (including all interiors) of the Old-New Synagogue, Maisel Synagogue, Holocaust Memorial, Medieval Jewish Cemetery, and the stunning Spanish Synagogue. The tour is limited to a maximum of 7 participants, ensuring a calm, personal atmosphere. Our colleagues are historians and educators, known for their engaging delivery and deep commitment to historical accuracy. As part of Bat-El Jewish Prague Tours, they work under the guidance of Czech researcher Pavel Batel, whose independent Holocaust research is recognized by institutions worldwide. This is not just a tour—it’s a meaningful opportunity to connect with Jewish heritage through expert insight.

Experience some of the finest scenery in both Germany and the Czech Republic in one day on this small-group tour from Prague. In Bohemian Switzerland National Park, discover the village of Hrensko and Pravcicka Gate—Europe's biggest natural arch—and ride a gondola-style boat on the Kamenice Gorge. Then, admire the natural wonder of Bastei Bridge in Germany's Saxon Switzerland National Park. Lunch and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Discover Prague Castle at its most magical time, at night—the best time to explore without the jostle of tourist crowds. Hear stories of alchemy, astrology, and lesser-known legends related to the castle as you explore the exterior of the structure in the company of a local guide. Explore spots such as Strahov Monastery, New World, and Golden Lane—all while gaining context you'd miss if exploring independently.

Explore Kutná Hora's UNESCO-listed landmarks on a private tour for your group of up to seven people with hotel pickup and drop-off in Prague. Visit the 14th-century Church of St. Barabara, the Royal Mint, a medieval silver mine, and the Bone Church, whose interior is decorated with bones from thousands of human skeletons.

First-time visitors to Prague who want to explore many of the city’s most beautiful places—such as Prague Castle, the Old Town Square, and the Jewish Quarter—will appreciate this private walking tour. Enjoy personalized attention, hotel pickup, and the ability to travel at your own pace; your guide will ensure you don't miss a thing. Benefit from commentary tailored to your interests and time to ask questions.

Make the most of your visit to Český Krumlov by exploring the town with a private guide. This tour makes it easy to visit the picturesque medieval town from Prague, with private round-trip transfer from your hotel. Once you reach Český Krumlov, you’ll have plenty of time to learn all about the UNESCO-listed historic center of the town as well as the magnificent castle (entrance fee not included).