Top Prague Sightseeing Tours - page 7

Enjoy an entertaining private Segway tour of Prague that lets you see more sights in less time. Meet your guide near Charles Bridge, then ride through parks and neighborhoods including Stresovice. Admire Prague Castle from outside and visit the Strahov Monastery and Brewery for a local experience. This private tour offers a unique way to explore with personalized attention.

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.

This tour perfectly fits all who wants to enjoy Prague from the seat of the luxury vintage Mercedes car. The driver will point you out at some famous buildings and monument and tell you all you need to know about Prague. The driver will take you through all the city in two hours the most effective and legal way. You will spend time with the local person and you will see more of the city beauties in less time. During your tour you will have many photo opportunities, just sit and relax with a glass of prosecco.

Take a break from walking Prague’s historic cobbled streets to enjoy some laughs with this stand-up comedy show experience. Turn up after a busy day exploring the city without having to worry whether you’ll get in with reserved entry, and enhance your experience with access to the attached award-winning cocktail bar and lounge.

Breeze by some of Prague’s most iconic tourist hotspots and monuments while traversing the city on an electric trike (e-trike) on this tour of the city. After a 10-minute training session at Štěpánská 622/36, set out into the city and explore Wenceslas Square, Prague Castle, the Franz Kafka Museum, and much more.

Dive into the history of World War II in Prague and the Anthropoid group on this historic tour of Prague. Travel through the city in a private minivan with a guide who will fill you in on the details of this dark time in world history. This tour is perfect for history buffs and those who want to take a deeper dive into some dark historical facts surrounding the Holocaust.

Explore Prague like a local on this private guided tour that you can customize to suit your own interests. Accompanied by just your party and a local host, you don't need to worry about waiting for others as you wander through the city taking in important sights, (including Prague Castle and Strahov Monastery) and hidden gems missed by most visitors, while your host shares stories about life in the city.

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.

As World War II’s largest Nazi concentration camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau played a notorious role in 20th-century history. If you want to visit while in Central Europe but don’t want to self-drive or catch public transportation across the Czech–Polish border, this full-day private tour simplifies your day. Set off from Prague to learn more about the somber history as you explore the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum.

This private tour suits first-time visitors or those with limited time in Prague. A like-minded local creates a bespoke experience so you see Prague your way, whether checking off highlights or uncovering hidden gems. The flexible 2-5 hour walking tour adapts to your interests for a personalized exploration.

Beat the crowds, and get up close and personal with Prague’s best-known sights, on this private, half-day walking tour. Pick from convenient morning or afternoon departure times, and meet your guide directly at your local accommodation. Over the course of the tour, you’ll see everything from the Charles Bridge and the distinctive architecture of Prague’s Old Town to Josefov—the city’s historical Jewish quarter—and more. As you go, your guide will share anecdotes and facts about Prague’s wealth of history.

Unless you hire a car, visiting Kutna Hora from Prague independently means using cabs, buses, or trains. This private tour eliminates the hassles, taking you to the medieval town and around its must-sees by private air-conditioned vehicle, and with a guide for background information on the historic sights. Visit the bone-decorated Sedlec Ossuary and more; stroll around and eat by yourself, free from a tour group of strangers.

Two must-do activities in Prague are sampling the beer and enjoying the river views: this fun cycle boat beer bike combines the two. Grab a group of energetic friends for this private tour. Paddle down the Vltava River, enjoy the views of some of the capital’s most beautiful bridges and buildings, and drink your feel of local beer (or alternatives, if you prefer).

Run your way to a new perspective on Prague! This 1.5-hour running tour, led by a local guide and experienced runner, takes you through the historic center of the city as well as through some of the untrammeled and lesser-known spots. Go at the pace you're most comfortable with and customize the tour based on your own interests.

Hop on board one of the historical 'Line 42' trams and enjoy unlimited rides with your 24-hour ticket. Travel back in time as you ride past Prague's most iconic sites aboard the historic trams which date back to the era of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and up to the 1970s. See some of the city's most beautiful attractions, including the Prague Castle, National Theatre, Charles Bridge and Lesser Town along your route. Enjoy the freedom to hop off whenever a site catches your eye and explore the city to its fullest. You can board the tram at any of its stops. You will find the map and the timetable in the photos. From 21 March 2026, the trams depart every 30 minutes, after each circuit, there is a 30-minute break at Dlabačov stop. The route of the line may change due to exclusions.

Ride in a vintage communist-era Trabant 601 car through Prague to see the sights in style. Stop for short guided walks at key historic sites including the Strahov Stadium and Monastery. Enjoy panoramic city views and hear engaging stories about Czech history from your English-speaking guide. The heated vintage car offers comfort year-round, and the itinerary can be customized to your interests.

Tour Prague's Old Town and Mala Strana districts with ease and enjoyment on this half-day, small-group sightseeing tour on a Segway or E-scooter. See Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the Church of St. Nicolas and many other famed sites, all from a self-balancing Segway.

Escape the crowds of Prague’s Old Town to see a new side of the capital on an immersive Segway tour. With helmets and a training session included, this beginner-friendly tour makes getting around town easy. See highlights such as Prague Castle—one of Europe's largest—and the Strahov Monastery. Upgrade options include private tours or extended visits to Brevnov Monastery and Brewery, with drinks included on the 3-hour private tour.

The sights of old Prague will mean so much more when you tour them with a professional guide, who will recount the city’s long history. On this walking tour you will discover hidden nooks and crannies amid the must-see sights, which are easy to overlook if you don’t know they’re there. As this is a private tour, you can go at your own pace and linger at the places that interest you most.

Benefit from both the convenience of a guided tour and the freedom of independent travel when you explore Karlovy Vary. Take the provided transfer from Prague, to save you navigating public transportation alone. In the town, connect to an app-based tour and check out the colonnades, churches, and grand hotels of this popular Czech spa town. Personalise the tour to your own needs and interests, before returning to Prague.

Doing your own sightseeing in Prague’s Old Town may mean you only learn the basics about its key landmarks. On this walking tour, hear the stories and legends associated with the attractions, giving you an extra historical dimension. Plus, ensure you check out all the must-sees without getting lost or diverted, from the Powder Tower to the Royal Route and Old Town Square.

We are a group of friends who love spending time outdoors. We would like to help you experience the same joy as we do on our trips. We want to make it easy for you to discover breath-taking sites in the Czech Republic and build unforgettable memories. Let us take you on a daring adventure! The protected landscape area Bohemian Paradise (in Czech Český ráj) is a nature reserve about 90 km north-east of Prague. We will travel there by train (the ride takes 2 hours one way). You will discover there the ruins of Zbirohy castle, rock labyrinth named Kalich–Chléviště and many spectacular viewpoints giving you a stunning panorama of Malá Skála village, Jizera river, Vranov castle and Frýdštejn castle. You will enjoy the remarkable beauty of the landscape and numerous historic landmarks, bizarre rock formations and deep pine forests. If infants and/or children are participating, the itinerary of the trip will be adjusted accordingly to accommodate these age groups.

See central Prague like a local during this evening pub tour. You’ll sample different Czech beers along with a traditional Czech pub dinner. A knowledgeable guide provides an insider’s view of the city while you explore on foot and offers insight into local brews and culinary culture. This is great as a standalone evening activity or as the start of a longer night out in Prague.

First time in Prague? Explore Prague’s UNESCO-listed monuments on a walking tour of the Old Town, including a thrilling boat cruise along the Vltava River. Follow your guide around the grand Old Town Square, explore the atmospheric Jewish district and marvel at landmarks like the Astronomical Clock and the Tyn Cathedral. After strolling along the iconic Charles Bridge, hop aboard a boat for a sightseeing cruise and tuck into a complimentary drink or ice cream as you glide along the river.