Top Prague Street Art Tour

Discover one of Europe’s most mischievous artists on a self-guided walking tour through Prague that goes far beyond medieval towers and baroque palaces. On this art-focused walking tour, I’ll introduce you to the artist David Černý, and show you how he’s transformed the city into his personal gallery. His sculptures are provocative, funny, cheeky – and sometimes downright shocking. You’ll first encounter Černý’s horse and rider sculpture that flips the country’s most sacred symbol upside down – literally. From there, you’ll weave through the New Town and Old Town’s medieval streets. As you walk, I’ll tell you how this rebel artist has transformed his city’s identity by sneaking contemporary art into UNESCO-protected historic streets, creating pieces that make you laugh, think, and sometimes scratch your head. You’ll also hear about breakthrough pieces that catapulted the artist to fame on both the local and international scene – naturally, through scandal.

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.

Wander off the beaten path of Prague's more touristy activities and learn about Bohemian glass blowing before trying it yourself in this private workshop in the city. Watch professional glassblowers create their pieces, then give it a go under their watchful eye for your safety. Take home your unique creation and enjoy a glass of local beer after you work up a good thirst.

Relish the music of Mozart over dinner at this concert and dinner experience in Prague. Relax into the historical Boccaccio Ballroom and savor a 3-course Czech and Austrian dinner as you listen to arias and duets from operas such as “The Magic Flute” and “Don Giovanni.” Interludes are performed by singers and musicians from Czech opera houses. Upgrade to sit at a table for two, perfect for couples.