Walking & Biking Tours in Prague

See some of Prague's greatest sites on this informative 3-hour walking tour of the Czech capital. Stop by various churches as well as the famed Astronomical Clock in Old Town, wander the streets of Josefov, the old Jewish Quarter and then head over to New Town, which isn't exactly 'new' (it was founded by Charles IV in the 14th century). 

Exploring Prague without a guide may mean just brushing the surface of the city, and overlooking the places and people behind the tourist sights. With this small-group tour, discover the authentic face of the Czech capital with a guide to showcase the neighborhoods many visitors miss. Meet minority groups, visit arty cafes, explore quirky districts, and experience city life through the eyes of locals. Drinks and transport fares are included.

Recall the days of medieval royal coronations on a 3-hour walking tour of Prague's Royal Route. With an expert guide, follow the path of the coronation processions of the 14th century onward as they snaked through the Old Town. Pass Prague's majestic Gothic and Romanesque architecture along the way, and see St Vitus Cathedral, where the monarchs were crowned; the Charles Bridge, Old Town Square and more. As you stroll, hear fascinating anecdotes about the rulers who took the famous route, and the festivities that accompanied their coronations.

Get a true insider's view of Prague with this informative 3-hour guided walking tour. Go off the beaten path to see some sites most visitors rarely experience: learn about the Cubist architecture movement at the beginning of the 20th century, see the first site of Bohemian kings at Prague's other castle, Vysehrad and wander around leafy Charles Square, among other sites you'll visit.

Retrace Mozart's visits to Prague on this 3-hour walking tour of locations associated with the revered Austrian composer. With a knowledgeable guide, you'll visit important sites such as the Estates Theatre in Prague Old Town, where the opera "˜Don Giovanni' premiered, and Lesser Town's Church of St Nicolas, where Mozart once played. Gain insight into the composter's connection with the people of Prague and discover how his music continues to win hearts in the Czech Republic today.