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Immerse yourself in the romance of medieval times with a dining experience in Prague. Leave the modern world behind and step into a candle-lit tavern. Kick off the evening with beer or wine. Sit down to three or five generous courses of medieval-style food (various menus suit different dietary requirements) in a communal, historically inspired tavern-like setting. Be entertained by talented jugglers, belly dancers, and swordsmen.

Prague has always been famous among artists, musicians, and creatives, which has created a rich culture. Discover the local hangouts of some of the past and present icons on this historic pub crawl through the city. Meet your fellow partygoers and enjoy drinks at each venue, listening to anecdotes about the Rolling Stones, Hollywood stars, corrupt politicians, and more.

Enjoy a traditional Czech evening featuring a mead toast, folk dancing, and singing from the Bohemian and Moravian regions. Choose from diverse 4-course menus including halal and vegetarian options, paired with unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience. A special New Year's Eve celebration with a DJ and extended hours is also offered on 31 December.

Take in a large stretch of Prague with ease on an electric tricycle group tour. Learn how to use the trike, strap on a helmet, and take off in the company of a guide to explore the city. Visit the John Lennon Wall, Strahov Monastery, Letna Park, Prague Castle, and more without breaking a sweat. Only persons capable of safely operating the vehicle with both hands are permitted to drive.

Immerse your senses in Czech Holiday spirit with this Christmas Markets Tour through Prague. Visit the two central markets and two hidden gems tucked away in residential neighborhoods. Sample traditional Czech goodies, including delicious hot drinks. Admire picturesque Christmas lights beautiful nativity scenes, and unique souvenirs from craft stands. Learn traditional Christmas stories and traditions from your enthusiastic local guide.

Discover the history of the world's first golden lager at the Pilsner Urquell Experience in Prague. Located in a historic building on Wenceslas Square, this immersive tour combines cutting-edge technology with Czech beer culture. Taste three beers, enjoy tapster shows, and explore interactive exhibits at this must-visit experience for beer enthusiasts and those curious about Czech brewing heritage. Enjoy skip-the-line direct entry to the tour.

Glide past Prague’s illuminated castles and cathedrals on a dinner cruise along the Vltava River. Pick your favorites from a hearty buffet lineup, and dine under a glass dome roof that allows panoramic views of Prague Castle, the National Theater, and the underside of Charles Bridge as the boat passes beneath. A welcome glass of sparkling prosecco and live music set the scene for an elegant evening on the water.

With this cabaret experience, relax after a busy day exploring Prague’s historic streets with dinner and a show at Václavské nám. 779/16. Choose between three ticket tiers and settle in for an evening of song and dance. All tickets come with a welcome drink, and if you’ve picked a dinner option, enjoy a four-course experience of appetizer, soup, main course, and dessert.

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.

Prague is a culinary hot spot but if you don’t know where to go, you might end up at tourist-trap eateries. Follow a local guide through the narrow streets of the Old Town, Jewish Quarter, and New Town while tasting authentic Czech food and drink. Visit a café once frequented by Kafka and Einstein, drink at a floating brewery, and more. Sample different styles of Czech beer with drinks included.

While most tourists know about Prague’s famous beer and brewing heritage, fewer know about the traditional beer and wine baths. Relax with a drink while you enjoy a soothing soak on this small-group spa experience in one of the region’s largest spas. Once you’re feeling revitalized, explore the attached salt cave that features a salt fireplace and a well from the time of Rudolf II.

Discover Prague through its food, history, and everyday life on this small-group Prague Food Tour through the heart of the Old Town. Enjoy a selection of authentic Czech food tastings, local specialties, and traditional beer while exploring hidden streets, historic landmarks, and the stories that shaped modern Czech culture. Along the way, you'll learn how medieval trade, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the communist era, and the Velvet Revolution influenced what Czechs eat and drink today. This experience goes beyond a typical food tasting tour. You'll gain insight into local traditions, everyday life, and Prague's unique cultural identity while visiting carefully selected local food venues. Highlights include traditional Czech dishes, local bakery specialties, Czech beer culture, and fascinating stories from Prague's past and present. Perfect for travelers looking for an authentic introduction to Prague in a relaxed and interactive small-group setting.

This private tour offers a great way to capture memories of your visit to Prague that goes far beyond your own selfies and family snapshots. Your professional photographer guide will lead you on a tour of the city’s photogenic attractions, conducting a photoshoot along the way. A few days after the tour, you’ll receive a link to download 50 professionally edited images.

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.

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.

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.

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.

While Czech beer is often talked about among tourists, the country also has an impressive wine scene. Head down into a historic wine cellar in the middle of Prague to try out several of the country’s most popular vintages, as well as different varieties to compare them with from around the world on this small-group wine-tasting experience.

Randomly trying one or two Czech wines while in Prague won’t give you a clear picture of the country’s wine offering. This small-group tour combines guided tastings of a selection of wines with a Prague Old Town walking tour—so you can find your way around both later on. Stroll the Old Town to see its landmarks and architecture, and visit a ‘vinoteka’ wine bar for your tastings with snacks.

Explore Prague your way with this private tour that gives you the option of walking through the narrow streets or traveling by private car. With a guide, check out the city’s main attractions—from Prague Castle and St Vitus Cathedral to the Jewish Quarter, Old Town and Charles Bridge—and follow the Royal Way, a route used during coronations of Bohemian kings.

Follow the history of local brewing from the 10th-century to the golden age of beer with a self-guided tour of the Czech Beer Museum. Explore 13th-century beer cellars and learn how Czech beer styles have evolved, then step into history at a pair of pubs that bring the 1920s and communist era to life. See a cooper’s shop and browse a remarkable collection of beer-artifacts along with video presentations and exhibits. Taste four classic Czech beers and create the perfect beer-lover's souvenir by capping and labeling your own bottle.

Get a unique travel experience on an electric trike, which are 3-wheeled e-bikes with two seats, meaning two people can ride together. Pick from multiple convenient departure times, and, following a brief vehicle training, set off to explore the city. See St. Vitus Cathedral and Strahov Monastery, admire the Charles Bridge and Prague Castle, linger in the much-photographed Old Town Square, and more. The route may vary depending on the tour option selected.

Skip the crowded bus tours and enjoy a more intimate exploration of Prague on this small-group tour. Start off with a walking tour of the city highlights, including the famous Old Town Square and Charles Bridge, and hidden gems, while learning about the history of the Czech capital. Then, sit down to a tasty brunch of local foods and specialty beers.

There are few European cities that look more magical at Christmas than Prague. Experience the best of the festivities on a Christmas tour that allows you to overcome the language barrier and ensures you feel oriented in the city’s Christmas markets. Plus, taking a private tour means that you’ll be free to tweak your itinerary.