Top Czech Republic Walking Tours - page 7

Visit the UNESCO World Heritage–listed town of Kutna Hora on this tour from Prague. You’ll see historical sites like the Church of St Barbara and the Italian Court, plus check out the ‘bone church’ (the ossuary) in neighboring Sedlec.

Discover the supernatural side of Prague on a small-group evening walking tour that reveals hauntings, spooky legends, and ghost stories of the Czech capital. Follow your guide on a leisurely (but tense) walk through central Prague and hear spine-tingling tales at landmarks such as the Astronomical Clock and Burgrave House. It’s a fun and freaky way to see the sights and learn more about their history.

Get an insider's view of Prague on this informative half-day guided walking tour. Go off the beaten path to see some sites most visitors miss: learn about the early-20th century Cubist architecture movement, see the first site of Bohemian kings at Prague's “other” castle, Vyšehrad, and wander around leafy Charles Square, among other sites. Ask questions and go at a comfortable pace on this small-group tour.

Experience the beauty of Prague on wheels. This 3-hour E-scouter tour of the city allows you to ride around to some of the most well-known areas. Follow your guide to St. Nicholas Cathedral, Prague Castle, Prague National Theatre (Narodni divadlo), and Strahov Monastery — all with ample time for photo opportunities.

Prague is a very photogenic and picturesque city. Learn to take great photos of your own on this evening guided walking tour focusing on photography. Impress your friends and family and social media followers with impressive vacations naps. Learn professional photo techniques and visit highlights like Charles Bridge, the Lesser Quarter, the Old Town, and elsewhere. Learn new skills you can practice later at home.

Discover some of Europe's best winter landscapes on a 10- to 11-hour hiking tour from Prague. Comfortable round-trip transportation - complete with onboard WiFi - keeps you and your group cozy from beginning to end. Enjoy included entrance and an easy 6km hike at Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland National Park, take a boat ride through sandstone formations, and visit Hrensko, Bastei Bridge, and Pravcicka Gate. Break for lunch at a local restaurant which offers numerous options for restricted diets, then continue your winter adventure.

Explore Prague’s centuries of history during a half-day walking tour of the Old Town and New Town. Ascend the medieval Astronomical Clock Tower in the Old Town Square for rooftop views and a close-up look at the 15th-century clock faces. This is an ideal way to get your bearings if you’re new in Prague or if you want to see many highlights in a short time.

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed town of Český Krumlov on this day trip from Prague. Accompanied by a guide, travel through the scenic Bohemian countryside to arrive in the medieval town. See the church of St. Vitus, the historic town center, and Český Krumlov Castle, dating back to 1240. After a full day of sightseeing, your tour concludes with transportation back to Prague.

Get greater insights into Prague’s Cold War history than you would wandering around alone when you join a half-day walking tour of Prague’s communist landmarks with a local historian. Learn about the policies and propaganda of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia, see important examples of Brutalist architecture and protest graffiti, and hear stories about daily life under totalitarian rule. Tram tickets are included for convenient travel between sites.

Make the most out of your time in enchanting Český Krumlov on a private walking tour that lets you focus on the details of the attraction-packed Old Town. Stroll up to the castle, the second largest fortress in the Czech Republic, then wander the hilly streets of the town, taking in the baroque-era buildings and lingering in the squares. There’s the option to include a guided group tour of the castle interior, too.

Explore Prague your way on this private guided walking tour. The itinerary is customizable and based on your preferences with a flexible starting point and time. Tours typically include Hradcany Town, Prague Castle, and a stroll down the quaint Little Quarter. The tour wraps up either in the Jewish Quarter (known as Josefov) or Wenceslas Square in the New Town of Prague.

Explore all 4 courtyards of Prague Castle + gardens (summer) with certified Prague guides. **What You'll Discover:** - St. Vitus Cathedral: Czech Republic's architectural gem, why it took 600 years to build and what plan Charles IV had with it - Old Royal Palace (exterior): Defenestration of Prague courtyards & summer gardens hidden gems - **11am tour**: Main Changing of the Guard with music (daily highlight!) - **3pm tour** (2pm winter): Magical Golden Lane—alchemists & Kafka's house **Why Choose Us:** Licensed Prague guides sharing insider stories with laughs. **Key Details:** - Tip-based: €3 booking; tip for castle mastery - Max 25 guests - 2h30m moderate pace + interiors - Start Malostranská → End Castle courtyards Book your time slot now!

Enjoy a personalized sightseeing experience in Prague on a private walking tour that covers some of the city’s top attractions but also takes you to lesser-known spots. Gain valuable insight into Prague’s culture and history and visit a pleasing combination of iconic monuments—such as Prague Castle and Charles Bridge—alongside hidden spots that many travelers miss. Customize your itinerary to your interests and receive personalized attention on this private tour.

Explore the authentic flavors of Prague’s historic west side with a small-group food tour near Prague Castle. Unlike most tours, this experience takes you through Hradčany (The Castle District) and Malá Strana (The Little Quarter) — charming neighborhoods filled with small, locally-owned spots that have held their ground despite the tourist boom. Led by a passionate local guide, this tour offers more than just tastings. As you walk downhill through cobbled lanes and courtyards, you’ll hear stories of the businesses you visit — and learn how Czech cuisine developed through centuries of rural tradition, Austro-Hungarian influence, and local creativity. Taste a variety of Czech favorites: beer snacks and appetizers, local street food, sweet treats from a student-favorite café, countryside-style dishes. Vegetarian options are available. Enjoy culture, flavor, and views — all in one authentic Prague experience.

Make the most of your time in Prague by booking this comprehensive, private walking tour. In the company of just your party and a guide, see all of the main landmarks as well as some hidden gems and lesser-known areas, as your guide shares insights and little-known stories about each. In between exploring such sites as Prague Castle, Kampa Island, and the Jewish Quarter, take a break for an included lunch in a medieval tavern.

Skip the impersonal large group tours and explore Prague with a private guide on an intimate tour of the city’s top landmarks. At each stop on the itinerary, from Old Town Hall to the Jewish Quarter, your guide offers anecdotes rarely heard by visitors and inside tips for the rest of your visit. Stress-free pickup and drop-off from your local hotel is included for your convenience.

Prague’s high concentration of incredible architecture and historic monuments can make it hard to know where to begin sightseeing. This private tour of the right bank neighborhoods focuses on the Old Town, Jewish Quarter, and Charles Bridge, with a guide who adjusts the pace to your preferences and shares personalized tips.

Get the best possible views of Prague on this informative and entertaining 7-hour guided walking tour. Head to all the main vista points for thrilling views over the city. Letna Park, Prague Castle, Stahov Monastery and, finally, the Eiffel Tower-like Petrin Tower are just a few of the stops.

Discover the scenic highlights of Prague's UNESCO-listed Old Town—and immerse yourself in the local beer culture as you go—on this two-in-one, evening walking tour. Follow your guide to the city's top attractions, from the Charles Bridge to the Astronomical Clock, to learn all about their history. As you go, drop by several local pubs and breweries for beer, before finishing off the experience with a traditional, hearty dinner.

Experience Prague at perhaps its most magical time—by night—on a 3-hour evening walking tour. With an engaging local guide, delve into the romantic streets and hear about the city’s history as darkness falls and the main crowds melt away. Admire the city’s illuminated beauty from the Legion Bridge, explore the lamplit Lesser Town, walk up the hill to visit Prague Castle, and see the famous landmarks all aglitter against the dark night sky. Numbers are limited to 10 people for a small-group experience.

Prague has a history of winemaking dating back to medieval times but many travelers don’t realize that there are still vineyards in the city. On this private tour, you'll visit local vineyards and wine cellars, will learn all about the winemaking process, and will sample a selection of regional wines. Hotel pickup and private transfers are included, so you can enjoy wine tasting without having to worry about transport.

Discover the best places in Prague's Old Town and learn all about the history of the original historic part of Prague on this walking tour. In a small group of no more than 15 people, stroll along cobblestone streets and through small alleyways on your way to such landmarks as the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, and the Jewish Quarter, and enjoy included coffee and cake at a traditional café.

Get an insider's look at Old Town, particularly the old Jewish quarter, on this 90-minute walking tour of Prague. After meeting your guide, set off to see some of the legendary landmarks and learn about their history, including the medieval Powder Tower, the Astronomical Clock and Old Town Square, before heading to Josefov, the old Jewish quarter. Learn about some of the famed figures of the neighborhood, including Rabbi Low and Franz Kafka, and see the Old-New Synagogue, the oldest working synagogue in Europe, and many other sites.

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.