Top Prague Historical Tours - page 2

This tour is tip-based (the small reservation payment is for admin purposes). The largest castle in the world awaits us! Founded over a thousand years ago, Prague Castle has been the seat of prosperous kings and mad emperors. It is now occupied by the Czech president. We will start our tour taking the famous tram 22 to the very top of the Castle District (Hradčany). We will cover the Strahov Monastery and its amazing view then make our way down to the Prague castle explore every courtyard & monument within it, St. Vitus Cathedral & all the most beautiful views the city has to offer. You will need a tram ticket for this tour (30kc). Your valid 24h or 72h passes are valid as well. To get your ticket use the metro station near the meeting point (Staroměstská) or we can do it together on a mobile app at the meeting point.

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.

Get admission to Prague's Old Town Hall Tower, with its famous Astronomical Clock, without waiting in line with this prebooked ticket. Skip the ticket lines and collect your admission ticket from a representative near the clock tower in Old Town Square. After a short English-language introduction, explore the clock tower, which dates from the 15th century, at your own pace, or upgrade to add an audio guide.

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.

There’s lots to see in Bohemia beyond Prague but self-driving or catching long-distance public transportation can be a hassle. Explore UNESCO World Heritage–listed Český Krumlov from Prague with ease on this full-day tour. Depart from Prague in an air-conditioned vehicle with a guide. Stroll through the old town and hear stories about the medieval town’s history. Visit the castle and admire the courtyards and gardens before returning to Prague.

The line to get into Prague Castle, particularly St. Vitus Cathedral, can be daunting and long. But this skip-the-line admission lets you breeze right past other tourists and head straight into the castle complex. Begin with a 20-minute introductory presentation so you know what you’re about to visit, then set off to explore at your own pace.

Enjoy an extensive panoramic tour of Prague via open-top bus. Listen to historical narrative in your choice of language via a personal headset. The tour includes a hop-on, hop-off portion and visits all the major sites, including Prague Castle, Wenceslas Square, Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, the Jewish Quarter, and New Town Hall, among many other sites. This is an ideal introduction for first-time visitors to the Czech capital.

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.

Get to know Prague’s historic center and take a river boat cruise on the Vltava on this group tour. In the company of a local guide, explore the area around Charles Bridge and learn about the history. Get on a boat and enjoy an audio guide on board as you float down the river. Enjoy snacks and alcoholic beverages during the tour.

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.

There’s much to explore on both the Czech and German sides of the Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland national parks, but self-driving from Prague, and navigating the hiking trails, can be stressful. Simplify your day on a small-group guided tour. After transferring from Prague to the park, enjoy a gentle hike, seeing where “The Chronicles of Narnia” was filmed. Finally, cross the German border to check out the magnificent Bastei Bridge.

Discover one of Prague’s top landmarks—and go beyond the basics—on this tour of Prague Castle, with skip-the-line tickets included. Head straight inside, discover highlights including St. Vitus Cathedral and the Old Royal Palace, and uncover hidden gems you might otherwise miss. Along the way, hear insights and stories from a local guide and learn about architecture, history, and culture.

Prague Castle is a must-do when visiting the city on vacation, but can be tricky to navigate alone. Instead, opt for this guided tour, which highlights historic gems such as St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica, and Golden Lane. Your guide provides context and insight as you marvel at the architecture around you. Once the tour ends, embark on a scenic Vltava River cruise, and snap photos of Prague's picturesque skyline.

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.

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.

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.

Experience a classical music concert in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue with these concert tickets. Choose between four hour-long programs and listen to a mix of classical music, modern compositions, and traditional Jewish music. Admire the unique interior of the Spanish Synagogue and enjoy the high quality acoustics in the historical space.

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.

Prague’s Baroque buildings, scenic riverfront, and fairy-tale castle offer an idyllic backdrop for a bike tour of the city, but tackling the steep hills can be a challenge. This electric bike tour of Prague makes it easy, so you can go up to Prague Castle, enjoy the panoramic views from Petrin Park, and admire sights such as Rudolfinum and the John Lennon Wall.

Get to know Prague’s contemporary side during this 2.5-hour small-group guided walking tour that leads you to the modern culture, art, and graffiti off the typical tourist path. See how the city has changed over the decades and visit places showcasing Prague’s contemporary culture—sometimes within surprising old buildings. Get around on foot and by public transport and experience a local’s side of the city.

Explore Prague Castle’s lesser-known spots and the beautiful St. Vitus Cathedral on this small-group walking tour and see things you may miss going alone. Enjoy an easy downhill route with all entrance fees included, guided by a local who shares stories and history. Ideal for first-time visitors or anyone wanting more context about Prague’s star attractions. The tour ends near the Lesser Quarter, a convenient spot for further sightseeing.

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 you’ll set off with your guide on foot to wander the town’s medieval streets, located along the Vltava River.

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.

Prague’s recent Cold War–era past is full of intrigue, but it can be hard for visitors to know where to seek out this history. Learn about life behind the Iron Curtain as you follow your guide to city landmarks. Listen to stories about the Nazi occupation, Prague Spring, and Velvet Revolution. Upgrade to visit an authentic 1950s nuclear bunker and eat lunch at a ‘70s canteen (own expense).