Top Prague Tours by Duration in 2026

There’s much to explore on both the Czech and German sides of the Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland national parks, but self-driving from Prague, and navigating the hiking trails, can be stressful. Simplify your day on a small-group guided tour. After transferring from Prague to the park, enjoy a gentle hike, seeing where “The Chronicles of Narnia” was filmed. Finally, cross the German border to check out the magnificent Bastei Bridge.

Save vacation time while in Prague and secure your place by prebooking this River Vltava sightseeing cruise. Lock in your ideal time and date, and then travel independently to the dock. Find a comfy seat inside or on the outside deck and admire the scenery as you glide by Prague Castle, the Charles Bridge, Kampa Island, and the city’s top sights. Onboard snacks and drinks are available for purchase.

The line to get into Prague Castle, particularly St. Vitus Cathedral, can be daunting and long. But this skip-the-line admission lets you breeze right past other tourists and head straight into the castle complex. Begin with a 20-minute introductory presentation so you know what you’re about to visit, then set off to explore at your own pace.

Prague’s Baroque buildings, scenic riverfront, and fairy-tale castle offer an idyllic backdrop for a bike tour of the city, but tackling the steep hills can be a challenge. This electric bike tour of Prague makes it easy, so you can go up to Prague Castle, enjoy the panoramic views from Petrin Park, and admire sights such as Rudolfinum and the John Lennon Wall.

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.

Immerse yourself in Prague’s party culture on a lively pub crawl through some of the city’s most dynamic bars. Start with an open bar at the first venue (one or two hours depending on the option chosen), then enjoy welcome shots at each of the venues you visit during the evening. Plus, save time with skip-the-line access to the 5-story Karlovy Lazne—one of Europe's most famous nightclubs—heading straight to the dance floor to dance the night away.

Experience food, music, and beautiful views on a leisurely dinner cruise down Prague’s Vltava River. After your complimentary welcome drink, enjoy an open buffet of both Czech and international cuisine. Relax as live music accompanies your dinner. The cruise offers unobstructed views of the city’s illuminated attractions, which you can appreciate from inside or on the outside deck. Ideal as a standalone activity or the start of a night out.

Prague is a culinary hot spot but if you don’t know where to go, you might end up at tourist-trap eateries. Follow a local guide through the narrow streets of the Old Town, Jewish Quarter, and New Town while tasting authentic Czech food and drink. Visit a café once frequented by Kafka and Einstein, drink at a floating brewery, and more. Sample different styles of Czech beer with drinks included.

Explore Kutná Hora's UNESCO-listed landmarks on a private tour for your group of up to seven people with hotel pickup and drop-off in Prague. Visit the 14th-century Church of St. Barabara, the Royal Mint, a medieval silver mine, and the Bone Church, whose interior is decorated with bones from thousands of human skeletons.

Prague is one of Europe’s most enchanting capital cities and this private full-day tour is ideal for first-time visitors, with a custom-made itinerary that takes in all the highlights in just one day. Explore the UNESCO-listed historic center, walk across the Charles Bridge, pose for photos by the John Lennon Wall, and marvel at architectural wonders such as Prague Castle, Strahov Monastery, and St Nicholas’ Cathedral.

Traditional Czech cuisine is known for its hearty and comforting food. Avoid tourist traps and join this epic culinary tour through Prague and get an authentic experience of the region’s food, from a variety of restaurants, perfect for your first night in town. Sample generous portions of several dishes, plus multiple beverage tastings, including the country’s famous beer. Along the way, admire some of Prague's most iconic landmarks in the Old Town.

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.

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.

Discover Český Krumlov on a relaxed full-day trip from Prague. This experience takes you to one of the Czech Republic’s most charming destinations, known for its UNESCO-listed historic center, cobbled streets, and impressive castle setting above the Vltava River. Explore the town’s highlights with your guide and then enjoy free time for lunch and personal exploration. With comfortable door-to-door pickup from Prague and a thoughtfully paced itinerary, this trip offers a smooth and memorable escape beyond the capital.

Explore Prague Castle on an afternoon walking tour and learn about over ten centuries of history. Learn more from your guide than you would wandering around alone, or trying to follow a generic guide book. Visit St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica, and Golden Lane with included admission tickets and a local guide.

Go at your own pace on this private half-day walking tour of Prague with a customizable itinerary. Your guide takes you to highlights on both the east and west banks of the Vltava River, including Old Town Square, Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and more. This tour suits travelers who want to stretch their legs while sightseeing without feeling rushed in a large group.

Prague’s past is as dark as they come, but standard sightseeing tours don’t usually explore its spooky secrets. This evening walking tour delves into the Czech capital’s sinister side. Visit mysterious locations in the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Old Town, and hear spooky tales of ghosts, legends, murders, curses, executions, and plague through the centuries. Discover a secret underground alchemy laboratory and absorb the city’s eerie after-dark atmosphere without getting lost.

Immerse yourself in the romance of medieval times with a dining experience in Prague. Leave the modern world behind and step into a candle-lit tavern. Kick off the evening with beer or wine. Sit down to three or five generous courses of medieval-style food (various menus suit different dietary requirements) in a communal, historically inspired tavern-like setting. Be entertained by talented jugglers, belly dancers, and swordsmen.

Capture the serene spirit of Karlovy Vary, the Czech Republic's renowned spa town, during this 9.5-hour day tour from Prague. Learn about the curative effects of the local mineral springs from your local guide as you walk through the city, which dates back to the 14th century. Taste mineral water from twelve different springs and see a variety of modern and historic colonnades.

Get a unique travel experience on an electric trike, which are 3-wheeled e-bikes with two seats, meaning two people can ride together. Pick from multiple convenient departure times, and, following a brief vehicle training, set off to explore the city. See St. Vitus Cathedral and Strahov Monastery, admire the Charles Bridge and Prague Castle, linger in the much-photographed Old Town Square, and more. The route may vary depending on the tour option selected.

See Prague from the Vltava River on an evening sightseeing cruise. A buffet dinner accompanies views of Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and the Dancing House as you pass the city center. Choose the open-air upper deck or the climate-controlled lower salon, and follow the route with an online audio guide available in 24 languages. The cruise returns to its Prague starting point.

Delight in the historical highlights of Prague on a 4-hour walking tour of the beautiful Czech capital. Alongside an expert guide, visit arresting landmarks like St Vitus Cathedral and the National Theatre at a leisurely pace. Admire the elegant arch of Charles Bridge; absorb the ambient charm of the Jewish Quarter; and see the ancient Astronomical Clock, discovering that it has been measuring time for centuries. Gain valuable insight into the rich history and culture of Prague from your knowledgeable guide.

Breaking out from Prague to experience Bohemia’s scenery and culture independently involves arranging your own transport and tickets. This day trip eliminates the time and effort: with a minivan whisking you to the stalactite- and stalagmite-filled Koněprusy Caves, flooded Big America Canyon, and a Bohemian tavern for lunch and beer, and visit Karlstjen Castle.

10% discount and flexible dates available with direct booking via Bat-El Website. This exclusive semi-private in-depth educational tour offers a personal and respectful exploration of the rich history of Prague’s Jewish community. You’ll visit all sites (including all interiors) of the Old-New Synagogue, Maisel Synagogue, Holocaust Memorial, Medieval Jewish Cemetery, and the stunning Spanish Synagogue. The tour is limited to a maximum of 7 participants, ensuring a calm, personal atmosphere. Our colleagues are historians and educators, known for their engaging delivery and deep commitment to historical accuracy. As part of Bat-El Jewish Prague Tours, they work under the guidance of Czech researcher Pavel Batel, whose independent Holocaust research is recognized by institutions worldwide. This is not just a tour—it’s a meaningful opportunity to connect with Jewish heritage through expert insight.