The best way to experience Prague is with a local by your side. That’s because even though our city is a tourist hot spot, there are so many hidden gems to discover that will give you a truly local experience. On this Prague tour, we’ll take you to the must-see sites, but also show you some of our favorite secret spots as we explore Old Town, New Town, the Jewish Quarter, the Lesser Town, and Prague Castle complex.

We’ll kick off your walking tour at our meeting point of Municipal House, a beautiful Art Deco gem in the heart of the city. Once you’ve met your guide and the rest of your small group, you’ll dive into the historic city centre.

We'll take you through the maze of narrow alleyways that make up the Old Town, passing churches and palaces that feature gorgeous Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architectural styles. At Old Town Square, you’ll see the famous Astronomical Clock, one of our most iconic landmarks.

Together, we’ll grab lunch at a traditional restaurant serving typical Czech cuisine. Enjoy one of the Czech classics that’s an always-on feature, no worries if you aren’t a meat-lover, we have you covered with a vegetarian option. 

Our last stop is one of the most important landmarks of Prague. Perched atop a hill, Prague Castle is the world’s largest castle complex and no visit to the city is complete without a visit to its stunning grounds. We’ll ride the local tram up to reach it, with time to wander and explore its many gates, courtyards, and buildings (exteriors only though, but if you’d like to go in too, let us know and we can organize that for you on a separate tour – it takes a good 3 hours!), such as the most beautiful cathedral in the country.

With a small, intimate group and a passionate and knowledgeable guide, this is the best way to cram in all the best that Prague has to offer, in just one day.

And if you feel you are up to a sailor-ending of the day, tell your guide and it’s out onto the water then! Sit back and relax as we cruise down the Vltava River onboard a replica of a 19th-century sailboat, with a Czech beer (or other beverage) in hand.