Top Prague Walking Tours - page 3

Nicole was fabulous! Clearly having fun, a good pitch of macarbe and silly, and very good at performing with her storytelling. The above ground walks were pacey and well pitched and very easy to hear and understand, below ground the little scenic elements really added to the experience. Highly recommended.

What a great way to see the Castle and surrounding area! We met Honza (Jack) at the town square and walked to the bus... all the way he entertained us with information about Czech republic and it's people. The trip to the castle was easy and he made sure that he kept track of all 18 of us (herding cats)! The castle is amazing but there's a lot to see, so a tour is definitely the way to go otherwise you have no idea what you are seeing or it's impressive history. Throughout all 3+hours Honza kept us entertained and educated. He had the right combination of just enough information (not too much) but with stories you can't find in guidebooks. At the end, he gave us all advice about where to go in the city and how to stay safe. He was totally charming and professional but also entertaining. He knew the answers to everyone's questions so he is clearly knowledgable. The best thing was his clear love for his country and where it is today. I would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Prague and I especially recommend going with Honza.

The tour guide gave us vivid examples of what life was like during communist years. Doing part of it in a nuclear bunker gave it a perfect background setting. My son who asked to join the tour in the first place enjoyed the tour very much and he leant a lot.

Our small tour group of 7 people (from the USA and UK) were met by our amazing guide - Viktoria. Straight away Viktoria ensured that we started to get to know our fellow tourists. This made the whole experience very relaxed. On this tour you will get a LOT of food and some drinks – go hungry. Our first stop on this tour round Mala Strana was at a local restaurant where we had large bowls of soup – beef broth or pea soup were on offer. Viktoria got us all chatting and told us about Czech food and Prague. Next, we visited a hidden local gem where we tried pickled cheese, pickled sausage, bread and wine. Then it was a short stroll to a local shop where we stood outside as we ate Chlebicky – a very large and filling open top sandwich. Delicious. Next we continued our stroll through Mala Strana – the Lennon Wall and Little Venice – Viktoria telling us all about these sights. Another local restaurant and brewery came next. We tried 2 dishes here – Pork, potato dumplings and sauerkraut, and Fried cheese with potatoes. Washed down with fresh brewed beer or some wine. After that we were very full. Another short walk for a sweet treat – a delicious gingerbread man. An amazing, fun tour with a superb guide. I highly recommend this Secret Food Tour of Prague. After the tour Viktoria sent us a great email with restaurant recommendations, local food tips, and even some Czech recipes for some of the foods we had tried. Thanks Viktoria !!

This was a really great tour. Honza, our guide spoke excellent English and was very friendly. The tour was 3 hours but it went by very quickly. Honza gave us a brief history of the Czech Republic and Prague to put everything into context. He took us off the main tourist routes and showed us some hidden alley ways and churches that we would probably have missed. It gave us a good understanding of the layout of the city. Honza also gave us some tips and recommendations for the rest of our time in the city. He had great guide material that showed us what the city looked like at various times in its history. We were encouraged, if we had time, to go beyond the main towns of Prague. Perhaps on our next trip we will visit Bohemian Paradise! I would really recommend this tour and hopefully you will be lucky enough to have Honza as your guide.

We love every space of this enormous castle, which reminds me to tell you that you won't be able to accomplish it in 3 hours, so plan ahead. You may need 5 hours to cover some areas, but with this tour, you will see the most important ones, so to speak. Our guide, Jacob, was patient and well-informed about all aspects of the castle's construction and the surrounding political issues that led to its transformation into a tourist attraction. You will be amazed by all the details, and you will undoubtedly spend a lot of time taking pictures. Wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for a great time.

Peter was an excellent tour guide — extremely knowledgeable and full of interesting stories, but what really stood out was his sense of humour. He made Prague’s history come alive and kept the tour engaging and enjoyable from start to finish. Highly recommend him if you want to learn and have fun at the same time.

James was incredibly welcoming and friendly from the very start. He was engaging, knowledgeable, and made the experience truly enjoyable. Despite the very cold weather, the two and a half hours flew by. To top it all off, the tour inspired me to read a few Kafka short stories afterward, helping me fully immerse myself in the culture.