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Discover a perspective on Prague's atmospheric Old Town on this spooky, after-dark walking tour. Hear untold stories of the mysterious sides of the city as you stroll the dark streets of the city with a costumed guide. Visit the courtyards and cobblestoned streets of the Old Town and the Jewish Quarter, listening to dark tales and macabre legends as you go.

Breaking out from Prague to experience Bohemia’s scenery and culture independently involves arranging your own transport and tickets. This day trip eliminates the time and effort: with a minivan whisking you to the stalactite- and stalagmite-filled Koněprusy Caves, flooded Big America Canyon, and a Bohemian tavern for lunch and beer, and visit Karlstjen Castle.

Experience food, music, and beautiful views on a leisurely dinner cruise down Prague’s 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. Ideal as a standalone activity or the start of a night out.

Immerse yourself in nature on this full-day trip to Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland national parks from Prague. Visit two countries in just one day without navigating public transportation and experience some of Europe's most beautiful landscapes at the Pravcicka Gate stone arch, the Bastei Bridge, and Tisa Rocks. Various tour options are available, including private and small-group tours, so choose one to suit your interests and needs.

10% 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.

Learn about the lasting impact of World War 2 on Prague on this group walking tour. In the company of your guide, stroll through the Old Town of the city and hear stories about Operation Anthropoid. Visit the crypt of Saints Cyril and Methodius Cathedral and a bomb shelter and see a collection of WWII memorabilia.

Discover Český Krumlov on a relaxed full-day trip from Prague. This experience takes you to one of the Czech Republic’s most charming destinations, known for its UNESCO-listed historic center, cobbled streets, and impressive castle setting above the Vltava River. Explore the town’s highlights with your guide and then enjoy free time for lunch and personal exploration. With comfortable door-to-door pickup from Prague and a thoughtfully paced itinerary, this trip offers a smooth and memorable escape beyond the capital.

Pedal through Prague on an electric bike to cover far more of the Czech capital's sights than you could on foot. In a small group that promotes a relaxed cycling pace, you'll meander down the narrow alleyways, across bridges, and along the Vltava River. Pass by some of the main sights in Prague, such as Prague Castle, the Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Mala Strana, and more.

First-time visitors to Prague will enjoy starting their day with a morning walking tour, a great introduction to the city’s top sights and neighborhoods. Learn about Prague's history and see some of its legendary landmarks. Stroll across Charles Bridge, hop on a tram up to the castle, then tour the fortress grounds, including the towering gothic St. Vitus Cathedral. Leave the afternoon free for other plans.

Nightwatchmen patrolled 17th-century Prague after dark to deter criminals; they knew the city’s secret corners and darkest events. More than 300 years later, tag along with a nightwatchman in historical dress and uncover real stories and places you’d likely miss on your own with this small-group tour. Stroll cobblestone lanes, old markets, and medieval squares in the Old Town as you hear blunt, witty accounts of Prague’s harsh and sometimes violent past, ending with a traditional nightwatchman's horn call.

There’s so much to see and do in Prague, it can be easy to miss things if you only have one day to explore. Learn the city’s storied history as you take in some of Prague’s most visited landmarks on this all-inclusive full-day tour including lunch. Starting at Prague Castle, you’ll meander through the city, seeing more than 30 different tourist hotspots, with convenient hotel pickup included.

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.

Immerse yourself in Prague’s party culture on a lively pub crawl through some of the city’s most dynamic bars. Start with an open bar at the first venue (one or two hours depending on the option chosen), then enjoy welcome shots at each of the venues you visit during the evening. Plus, save time with skip-the-line access to the 5-story Karlovy Lazne—one of Europe's most famous nightclubs—heading straight to the dance floor to dance the night away.

Discover Český Krumlov’s historical center—designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its 13th-century castle surrounded by Gothic, Renaissance, and baroque architectural landmarks. On this day trip from Prague, set off with your guide on foot to wander the town’s medieval streets, and have the option to visit its castle (tickets not included).

Traditional Czech cuisine is known for its hearty and comforting food. Avoid tourist traps and join this epic culinary tour through Prague and get an authentic experience of the region’s food, from a variety of restaurants, perfect for your first night in town. Sample generous portions of several dishes, plus multiple beverage tastings, including the country’s famous beer. Along the way, admire some of Prague's most iconic landmarks in the Old Town.

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.

Check off two of Prague's most beautiful and atmospheric neighborhoods in one go on this informative, guided walking tour. Get an insider's view of the Old Town and the old Jewish Quarter, Josefov, while learning about the history of both neighborhoods. It’s a good opportunity to get an overview of the city at the start of your visit, especially if you've just arrived.

Trace Prague’s rich history through its cobblestone streets on a 2-hour walking tour of the city’s important World War II and communist-era sites. Hear stories about life during Nazi occupation and Russian invasion, and the changes after the Velvet Revolution in 1989. Stand on the sites of fierce fighting and iconic historic moments, and discover the stories that linger on every corner of this centuries-old city.

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.

Go at your own pace on this private half-day walking tour of Prague with a customizable itinerary. Your guide takes you to highlights on both the east and west banks of the Vltava River, including Old Town Square, Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and more. This tour suits travelers who want to stretch their legs while sightseeing without feeling rushed in a large group.

Get out into nature on an easy day trip from Prague that will take you into the Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland national parks on the Czech–German border. With a small group, admire the natural beauty and rock formations of the parks at the Bastei Bridge, Pravcicka Archway, and elsewhere. Choose between two itineraries: the “Hiking Tour” for active explorers, or the “Narnia Tour” for fans of fantasy and scenic landscapes.

Combine two popular Prague attractions in one great-value, time-efficient tour. Cruise down the Vltava River, passing UNESCO World Heritage-listed buildings and monuments on the riverbank, then stroll through the Prague Castle complex as you gain historic insight on a guided walking tour. It's a great way to check off plenty of the city's highlights in just a matter of hours.

Take advantage of Prague’s close proximity to Germany on your choice of a small-group or private day tour to Dresden and scenic the Saxon Switzerland National Park. Walk across the scenic Bastei Bridge in the park and visit Dresden’s festival Christmas market without planning hassles. This easy tour includes a delicious à la carte lunch, warming mulled wine at the market, and plenty of free time at the market.

Discover the complex history and wild beauty of Bohemia on a full-day tour from Prague. Leave the city behind and pay tribute to victims of WWII with a reflective stop at Terezín Concentration Camp. Continue on to the forests and ancient rock formations of Bohemian Switzerland National Park. Taste Czech cuisine—and beer—along the way, and see where scenes from “Narnia” were filmed. Winter-season tours include time in festive Dresden.