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Prague’s history lies not just in the streets of its Old Town but in the underground and cellars from the 12th to 14th century most visitors never see. This tour lets you into this secret world that’s not accessible independently, with a guide sharing its stories. See subterranean rooms from the Middle Ages, hear about the fascinating—and sometimes dark—things that took place here, and learn more about Prague’s long, complex history.

Uncover Prague's communist history on this tour that combines a walk through the city with visits to important sites. Hear about the StB Holding Cells, a former secret police building; see the Velvet Revolution Memorial, and visit an authentic 1950s Cold War nuclear bunker hidden four floors underground, all while learning about Prague's Soviet era. See parts of Prague you might miss if wandering alone, and avoid the risk of getting lost.

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.

Learn to make your own chocolates with the assistance of a professional chocolatier during our engaging chocolate workshops. Explore the fascinating history of chocolate at Choco-Story Prague Chocolate Museum, located in the very heart of Prague, where you’ll learn about the origins of this precious commodity and its transformation into the finished product. Dive into the rich history of the Aztecs and discover how cocoa made its way to Europe. Admire the museum exhibits, including illustrations, informative panels, and videos that explain the culture of cocoa and its journey to becoming chocolate. Watch a master chocolatier demonstrate the art of making artisanal pralines. Enjoy multiple tastings throughout your visit and take the opportunity to purchase some delicious chocolates in the gift shop.

Skip the tourist traps and discover authentic Czech food and drinks on this small-group tour of Prague. Eat your way across the city as you visit exceptional eateries that you'd never find on your own. Learn all about Prague's history and rich culinary heritage while enjoying plentiful delicious dishes: come hungry.

Take a private half-day walking tour through more than 1,000 years of history at Prague Castle and the Royal District. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed complex, admire Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architecture, and visit landmarks including St. Vitus Cathedral and St. George’s Basilica. Benefit from personalized insights and the chance to ask questions with your historian guide, plus convenient hotel pickup is included.

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.

With its atmospheric streets and mysterious alleyways, the best way to explore Prague is on foot, but it can be easy to get lost in the tangle of winding streets. This walking tour takes you around the city's historic center so you don’t get lost. As your guide provides background information, see landmarks including Wenceslas Square, the Old Town Square, and the Astronomical Clock.

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Prague with this guided tour the city's Old Town and Jewish Quater neighbourhoods. Led by a licensed guide and British Expat, explore with a local familiar with Prague and fluent in English. Admire the sights at your own pace with this relaxed approach. Visit monuments from the Old Town Hall home to an astronomical clock, through to the bustling Havel's Market.

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.

Dive into the tragic and complex history of Terezin on this half-day guided tour from Prague. As you explore the site, your guide will fill you in on all of its history, from its founding by the 18th-century Emperor Joseph II to its legacy as a Nazi-run concentration camp during the Second World War.

Nightwatchmen patrolled 17th-century Prague after dark to deter criminals; they knew the city’s secret corners and darkest events. Rewind time and uncover real stories and places you’d likely miss on this Old Town tour. Led by a nightwatchman in historical dress, stroll lanes, markets, and squares as you hear blunt, witty accounts of Prague’s harsh and sometimes violent past. Fit the evening tour into your schedule after a busy day.

Learn from the professionals with this glassblowing workshop in Prague. Discover various glassblowing techniques, create your own piece, and enjoy a beer afterward. Processed by traditional handmade glass production registered on the UNESCO intangible cultural heritage list. Watch experienced glassmakers produce glasses, statuettes, and other glass products right in front of your eyes. The participant has a unique opportunity to cooperate with our glassmaker and be very close to the glass furnace and the whole process of production of the work. This is practically not possible in conventional glass operations. This is an absolutely unique experience. However, it is a very complex process and most of the actions must be carried out by the glassmaker himself - because of safety and technologically demanding, so expect rather a smaller form of cooperation. Take your creation home with you as a souvenir. After working up a thirst in the heat of the glassworks, settle in for beer

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.

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.

Take a deep dive into Prague’s beer culture while admiring the city’s historic architecture on this small-group tour of the Czech capital. Your guide will steer you away from the typical tourist traps to introduce some lesser-known pubs featuring great Czech craft beers. You’ll learn about the history of beer in the Czech Republic and even pick up enough of the Czech language to order your own beer.

While lots of tours help you discover the historic town of Cesky Krumlov, not many combine the experience with a visit to the UNESCO-listed traditional Czech village of Holasovice. On this small-group full-day tour, join your tour group in Prague and head out into the Bohemian countryside. Explore Cesky Krumlov’s castle area and old town with your guide, then enjoy free time to discover the town at your own pace.

Explore the origins of Prague’s beer brewing traditions on a 4-hour walking tour to two of the cities oldest Monastic breweries. Learn about the Benedictine monks that lived and worked in Břevnov Monastery since the year 993, with the option visit their modern-day brewing space in restored baroque stables. Get stunning city views from Strahov Monastery, where beer was first brewed in the early 14th century by a remarkable monastic order.

Have an elegant evening to remember in Prague. In the beautiful baroque surroundings of St. Nicholas Church in the heart of Old Town, enjoy a number of classical works composed by European musical virtuosos including G. F. Handel, Johann Sebastian Bach; Antonio Vivaldi, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, as well as pieces by classical Czech musicians such as Antonín Dvořák.

Take a break from exploring Prague’s storied cobblestone streets and relax with some smooth music at a jazz club venue in the center of the city. Sample a range of tunes, from swing to blues, as you enjoy a drink and take in the historic venue, which has hosted jazz performances for more than 50 years.

Get a fascinating insight into the city of Prague and the plague by following a tour led by a plague doctor living in the city between 1713-1715. Visit a range of locations to learn about how different people responded to the plague, understand prevention methods used at the time, and more. This is a unique way to learn about the plague as well as uncover some hidden corners of Prague.

Instead of choosing between exploring Prague’s historic city streets and dining on authentic local foods, on this half-day small-group tour, combine both into one tasty experience. Discover hidden gems that most travelers miss and learn facts about the city that guidebooks miss while also sampling a range of Czech dishes at several different stops.

This tour makes it easy for families staying in Prague to get out into nature. You’ll travel from Prague to Saxon Switzerland and Bohemian Switzerland National Parks, where your guide will lead you on gentle hikes to see the region’s stunning rock formations. You’ll also have the chance to experience local cuisine with the included lunch.