Legends on Two Wheels — Prague as you’ve never seen it before.
Ride through streets where history comes alive on a stylish SCROOSER. Panoramic views, hidden corners, and timeless legends — in just two hours, you’ll feel the true magic of Prague.

Prague by SCROOSER: Where History Meets Freedom

Some cities are made to be admired. Others — to be remembered. But Prague? Prague is meant to be experienced. It’s a city where every street corner hides a story, where panoramic views take your breath away, and where cobblestones still echo with the footsteps of centuries past. And there’s a way to see this magical city in a way like no other — with the wind in your face, history beneath your wheels, and adventure around every bend. Welcome to the SCROOSER tour of Prague: a ride that blends thrill, beauty, and discovery into one unforgettable journey.

Get Ready to Roll

Your journey begins with a quick orientation and a warm smile from your local guide. No driver’s license needed — just curiosity and balance. Even if you’ve never ridden anything like this before, it’s simple: a few minutes of training, a bit of practice, and suddenly you’re confidently gliding forward. You’ll be provided with a helmet, gloves, a raincoat (just in case), a backpack, and sunglasses. Everything else is up to you — and the city.

The Adventure Begins

You roll out along the banks of the Vltava, the river that has shaped Prague’s soul for over a thousand years. Once a vital trade route, now a shimmering ribbon of history, the Vltava reflects the domes, towers, and bridges of the city — and today, it reflects you.

Ahead lies the iconic Charles Bridge. Built in the 14th century by Emperor Charles IV, it’s not only one of the most photographed places in Prague but also one of the most legendary. Adorned with 30 baroque statues and watched over by the spirit of St. John of Nepomuk, the bridge is soaked in mystery. Legends say its foundation was reinforced with eggs, and ghost stories still swirl in its stonework.

Next, you cruise into Old Town, Prague’s beating Gothic heart. Every street feels like a scene from a medieval story. At Old Town Square, you’ll find the legendary Astronomical Clock, which has been delighting viewers since 1410. Watch the apostles march, hear the bell toll, and feel time itself stand still.

Just steps away is the Jewish Quarter, one of the most mysterious and moving parts of the city. Home to Europe’s oldest active synagogue — the Old-New Synagogue — the quarter still carries whispers of ancient prayers. According to legend, the attic of this synagogue holds the slumbering body of the Golem, a mystical protector made of clay by Rabbi Loew.

Around a corner lies the narrowest street in Prague, so slim it has its own pedestrian traffic light. It’s a quirky, must-snap photo stop — and just one of many surprises on this ride.

Then you’re off again, cruising through the city as it opens up before you. The SCROOSER makes you feel part of the city, not just a visitor. And then, suddenly — you arrive at Prague Castle. Listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the largest castle complex in the world, this ancient seat of kings, emperors, and presidents is more than architecture — it’s a chronicle of the Czech lands. Riding through its courtyards is like moving through a living museum.

You’ll pause at the romantic Belvedere, a Renaissance summer palace built by Ferdinand I for his beloved wife Anna. The gardens, arcades, and fountains create a moment of calm and beauty, echoing the elegance of the 16th century.

Next stop: the peaceful Strahov Monastery. Step inside one of Europe’s oldest libraries, where ancient globes and centuries-old manuscripts rest under painted ceilings. The views from the monastery terrace stretch across the red rooftops of Prague, offering a perspective that’s both breathtaking and serene.

From there, it’s on to Letná Park, a lush hilltop space known for its scenic beer garden and, most famously, for its towering Metronome — a 23-meter modern sculpture that stands where a colossal Stalin monument once loomed. Today, it swings over the city as a reminder of time and change.

And then comes Petřín Hill, a romantic enclave full of winding paths, tree-lined walks, and Prague’s own mini Eiffel Tower. Built in 1891, it may be smaller than its Parisian cousin, but the views from its top are no less grand. Nearby, the Mirror Maze invites a bit of whimsical fun, a favorite among couples and kids alike.

The final highlight is the John Lennon Wall — a kaleidoscope of graffiti, Beatles lyrics, and peace slogans. During the Communist era, it was a site of protest and silent rebellion. Today, it’s a symbol of love, creativity, and freedom. Take a moment, leave your mark, or simply soak in the color.

But this tour is more than the landmarks. It’s about the hidden Prague — the ivy-covered gates, secret courtyards, quiet staircases that lead to nowhere but beauty. Your guide will take you to places not found in guidebooks, telling stories that don’t appear on plaques.

Need to Know: – Minimum age: 15 (Exceptions for ages 13–15 if they meet height and weight requirements)
– No driver’s license required
– Basic bike skills recommended (we’ll teach you everything!)
– Weight limit: 130 kg

A Memory in Motion

This is not just a tour. It’s a feeling. A rhythm. A way of becoming one with the city. Two hours pass in the blink of an eye, but the impressions last a lifetime. When you dismount and return the SCROOSER, something within you stays in motion — a part of you now belongs to Prague.

Ready to ride into the heart of history? Let the adventure begin.

Reminder

Please arrive at the meeting point 30 minutes in advance of your tour and have your ID or passport with you.