Tour duration 3 hours
Strahov Monastery
Prague Loreta
Hradčany Square
Prague Castle
St. Vitus Cathedral
Lesser Town
Charles Bridge
Venice of Prague
Venice of Prague boat ride
Klementinum
Old Town Square
Astronomical Clock (Orloj)
Step into the heart of Czech history with a tour of the majestic Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle complex in the world. This journey through time will take you through royal chambers, sacred cathedrals, and charming alleys, where every corner tells a story of power, faith, and intrigue.
Begin at the grand Matthias Gate, a monumental Baroque gateway that serves as the historic entrance to the castle grounds. Known as the “Portal to Power,” this impressive structure sets the tone for the grandeur that awaits inside. Once you pass through, you’ll be standing in the shadow of the awe-inspiring St. Vitus Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece that dominates the skyline. Marvel at its towering spires, intricate stained glass, and the resting place of Czech kings and saints within its hallowed walls.
Nearby, the solemn Obelisk of Triumph stands as a symbol of Czech victory and resilience. As you explore further, discover the tranquil beauty of the Paradise Garden, a serene oasis offering breathtaking views over Prague’s rooftops, where the peaceful ambiance contrasts with the castle’s imposing structures.
The ancient Old Royal Palace awaits, once the seat of Bohemian kings. As you walk through its grand halls, imagine the royal events and coronations that took place within these walls. A short walk away, the colorful houses of Golden Lane beckon, offering a glimpse into the lives of medieval craftsmen and even alchemists. These tiny, charming houses, each with a unique story, line the cobbled street, making it one of the castle’s most magical corners.
Continue your journey to the elegant St. George’s Basilica, one of the oldest churches in Prague. Its austere Romanesque design stands in contrast to the grandeur of St. Vitus, offering a peaceful retreat for spiritual reflection. Nearby, the stately Rosenberg Palace showcases the lavish lifestyle of Bohemian nobility, while the towering White Tower hides secrets of its former role as a prison within its thick walls.
No visit to Prague Castle would be complete without seeing the Lion’s Court, where the royal beasts were once kept as symbols of power. The adjacent Daliborka Tower, named after its first prisoner, is steeped in legends of imprisonment and daring escapes, while the Black Tower looms as a silent guardian of the castle’s ancient fortifications.
We then pass through the grand Giants’ Gate, the castle’s ceremonial entrance flanked by statues of battling titans, into the stately Lobkowicz Palace, which houses a priceless collection of art and historical artifacts.
Next, we’ll explore Malá Strana: The Soul of Old Prague.
Welcome to Malá Strana, Prague’s enchanting district nestled between the Vltava River and the towering Prague Castle. Known for its baroque charm and historic ambiance, this area offers a treasure trove of architectural masterpieces, tranquil gardens, and cultural gems. Our tour through Malá Strana will take you through its most iconic landmarks, hidden courtyards, and scenic corners, each with its own story to tell.
Your journey begins in the bustling Malá Strana Square, the historic heart of the district. Surrounded by grand baroque buildings, the square is dominated by the majestic St. Nicholas Church, a masterpiece of baroque architecture. Its stunning frescoes, towering dome, and elaborate interior will leave you in awe of its splendor.
For a glimpse into Prague’s literary heritage, we visit the fascinating Franz Kafka Museum, which delves into the life and work of the world-renowned writer. As you explore Kafka’s Prague, you’ll get a sense of how the city’s atmosphere shaped his haunting tales.
As we continue our journey through Malá Strana, you’ll come across the playful and provocative Pissing Men Fountain, a humorous and quirky sculpture by the famous Czech artist David Černý. This whimsical piece captures the lighter side of Prague’s artistic spirit.
The tour concludes at the historic Water Mill at Devil’s Stream, where the sound of the watermill evokes memories of old Prague and adds a touch of romance to this picturesque area.
From its grand palaces to its hidden gardens, Malá Strana is a district full of contrasts, where history, art, and culture come together in one of the most beautiful parts of Prague.
Walk in the Footsteps of History: Prague’s Iconic Bridges and Towers
Experience the timeless beauty and legendary charm of Prague’s most iconic landmarks, starting with the world-famous Charles Bridge. This historic stone bridge, lined with statues of saints and offering stunning views of the Vltava River, connects Prague’s Old Town with the majestic Prague Castle. As you walk across the bridge, you’ll be stepping in the footsteps of kings, nobles, and everyday citizens who have crossed this path for centuries. Known as the Path of Legends, Charles Bridge is a place where history and myth blend together, offering a sense of Prague’s deep-rooted past.
Your journey continues with the imposing Old Town Bridge Tower, a magnificent Gothic structure that serves as the entrance to the bridge from the Old Town side. Often called the Gateway to History, this tower not only offers a commanding view of the bridge and the city but also stands as a symbol of Prague’s medieval power and artistic mastery. Climb to the top for a breathtaking panoramic view of the Old Town and beyond.
On the other side of the bridge, the elegant Malostranská Bridge Tower greets you as the Guardian of the River, marking the entrance to the Malá Strana district. This tower, with its rich architectural details and commanding presence, forms the perfect counterpart to the Old Town Bridge Tower and completes the iconic silhouette of Charles Bridge.We will finish our tour at the Old Town Hall, you will marvel at the grandeur of one of the most important Gothic monuments in Prague. The towering structure holds within it the famous Astronomical Clock (Orloj), a marvel of medieval engineering that continues to fascinate visitors from around the globe. As you stand in the heart of Old Town Square, you will be surrounded by stunning architectural gems, including the towering Týn Church and the elegant Kinský Palace, each with its own rich history.
