Top Prague Sightseeing Tours in 2026

Experience some of the top scenery of the Czech Republic and Germany in one day on this small-group tour from Prague. There’s no need to self-drive as transportation and hotel transfers are included. On both sides of the border, explore natural wonders such as the Bastei Bridge, Pravcicka Gate—Europe's biggest natural arch—and the Kamenice Gorge without the risk of getting lost. Refuel with an included lunch.

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.

Located roughly an hour’s drive outside of Prague, Terezin was founded in the 18th century as a military fortress, but was also notoriously the site of a German-run concentration camp during World War II. On this small-group history tour, you’ll explore different corners of this landmark—including the Jewish Ghetto, Small Fortress, and more—and will also pay tribute to the many thousands of victims who perished here. Round-trip bus tickets from central Prague are included in the tour cost for your ease.

Unlock the mysteries of Josefov, Prague's intriguing Jewish quarter, on this guided tour. Led by a guide who is schooled in Jewish studies, the tour visits the Old-New Synagogue, the oldest still-functioning synagogue in Europe, the haunting Jewish Cemetery, and the Jewish Museum, among other important sites. Learn about the long and intriguing history of the quarter from the knowledgeable guide.

Discover the charms of Český Krumlov, one of the Czech Republic’s prettiest towns, on a 10-hour trip from Prague. Enjoy the rural charms of lush South Bohemia as you travel to the UNESCO-listed medieval town, situated on the River Vltava. Explore the cobbled Old Town on a walking tour, admiring the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture and highlights like the Town Hall and St Vitus Cathedral. Take in 13th-century Český Krumlov Castle, and enjoy free time to stroll, shop and relax in the Old Town restaurants and pubs independently.

Make the most of Prague’s party vibe without wasting time looking for the liveliest bars with this pub crawl. Hit the first hang-out and make friends over drinking games and all-you-can-drink beer, spritz, cocktails, and shooters. Then, hit the town to several other bars and clubs, each with free welcome shots and exclusive entrance. Top off the night at Prague's biggest rooftop club with included entry.

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.

Dive into Prague’s pub and party scene without having to find your own way around—and enjoy a fun-filled way to let loose and get celebratory—with this evening tour. Meet like-minded people and save money with unlimited drinks including beer, wine, mixed drinks, vodka shooters, absinthe, and rum during an open-bar session. Then, skip the line at several clubs, down a welcome shot at each, and enjoy VIP entry at the final stop.

See Prague through a runner's eyes on this running tour of the Golden City. With a professional runner and guide jogging next to you, run past some of the city's chief sites, including Charles Bridge, Petrin Hill and Prague Castle. All you need is your running shoes!

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.

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.

Let a local guide lead you on a 2-hour evening stroll through Prague, ensuring you won’t get lost after dark. See the sights illuminated at night, admire the beauty of the “City of a Hundred Spires,” and be enchanted by its after-dusk ambiance as you observe local life and view a panorama of historical buildings from Charles Bridge. You’ll also ride the funicular railway up to excellent viewpoints.

With limited time in Prague, a private guide and driver will ensure that you see the sights that interest you most. This half-day tour can be customized to your preferences so you can visit the hill-top Prague Castle, explore the UNESCO-listed monuments of the Old Town, or cross the famous Charles Bridge. Round-trip transport from your accommodation is included.

Take a deep dive into the history of Prague and Czechoslovakia during World War II on this evocative tour of the Czech capital. Your guide will lead you to landmarks including a former Jewish primary school, a memorial to victims of Nazi terror, and a church crypt where members of the Czech resistance hid. Along the way, your guide will discuss the history of Czechoslovakia, from its founding in 1918 through the Prague Uprising in 1945.

Head to Terezin on this informative 7.5-hour tour that takes you to a former World War II concentration camp, situated in an 18th-century fortress north of Prague. The tour includes round-trip ticket on public transportation to Terezin and back to Prague.

See Prague’s top attractions on this full-day guided introduction to the city. Combine a bus tour and walking tour with a Vltava River cruise. See many areas of the city, from ancient to modern, including Wenceslas Square, the Old Town, the Jewish Quarter, and Prague Castle. Enjoy a relaxing lunch on board the cruise to keep you fueled up for the day.

Swap bustling Prague for the scenery, wines, and cuisine of rural Bohemia on this small-group 4x4 tour. Travel into the Bohemia Uplands, and follow trails to see ancient volcanic mountains, plains, vineyards, and villages. Call into a vineyard to taste local wines and learn about the area's winemaking, refuel with a winery lunch, and visit a medieval castle and mysterious cemetery as your guide shares the region’s history and legends.

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.

This half-day sightseeing tour of Prague offers an efficient and comprehensive overview of the Czech capital from the comfort of a private car. Your driver will pick you up from your hotel (or Prague Airport, for an additional fee) and show you landmarks throughout the city, including Prague Castle, Strahov Monastery, Vysehrad, and Wenceslas Square. While drivers are not official tour guides with access into the sites, they can provide historical information and local insight.

Explore Prague the way you want by booking a private guided tour. Enjoy the flexibility of choosing the start time, any time day or night, and skip the hassle of waiting for other group members. Riding a comfortable e-bike that effortlessly tackles Prague's hills and cobblestone streets, see the city's most important landmarks and explore the parts of Prague that interest you, whether you are interested in art, beer, history, or anything else.

A tour for those who would like to learn about communism and its fall with somebody who has really experienced it. I was born in Prague and spent my childhood and youth under communist regime. Some of my family members became victims of communist repressive policy. Then, in November 1989 I became one of participants of so called Velvet revolution - an event which put the end to communism in Czechoslovakia. Just a few months later I started to work at the presidential office of Mr.Vaclav Havel - famous dissident and playwright. As you can see I have a lot to tell you about. This tour is not just a tour to me - it´s a story of my life. During our walking tour we will visit places which are connected to the protests organised in November 1989- National Avenue, National theatre, Wenceslas square, Monument of St.Wenceslas, Lucerna Palace, headquarters of State Secret Police and some more. I will share with you my personal memories from those times. Yours Jana Neubergova

There are centuries of history to explore in Prague, but it’s easy to get lost in the winding streets. Easily explore Prague’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter on this walking tour, with a guide to keep you on track. Stroll through Wenceslas Square en route to the Old Town Square, and learn about Prague’s history as you go. In the Jewish Quarter, see the synagogue and the Old Jewish Cemetery.

Get the best possible views of Prague on this informative and entertaining guided walking tour, which takes you to places you might miss on your own. Head to all the main lookout points for sweeping views over the city. Letna Park, Prague Castle, Strahov Monastery, and the Eiffel Tower-like Petrin Tower are just a few of the stops. Enjoy exercising while seeing the city sights.

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.