The tour begins in Old Town Square, the historic heart of Prague, where visitors are surrounded by centuries of architectural beauty. Here they will admire the Gothic towers of the Church of Our Lady before Týn, the Baroque façade of St. Nicholas Church, and experience the famous hourly spectacle of the Prague Astronomical Clock. This opening stop introduces Prague’s medieval origins, religious history, and vibrant atmosphere.

Continuing along Celetná Street, part of the historic Royal Route, guests walk the same path once used by Bohemian kings during coronation processions. This section features the towering Gothic Powder Tower, one of the original city gates, standing beside the elegant Art Nouveau Municipal House. Together, these landmarks highlight Prague’s transition from medieval fortifications to early 20th-century grandeur.

The tour then leads into the quieter Týn Courtyard, a hidden medieval merchant enclave tucked behind Old Town Square. This atmospheric space offers a glimpse into Prague’s commercial past, with narrow passageways and historic façades that contrast with the lively main square just steps away.

Next, visitors explore the historic Jewish Quarter, one of Europe’s most significant Jewish heritage districts. From the exterior, they will see landmarks such as the Old-New Synagogue and the historic cemetery area, learning about the centuries-old Jewish community, its traditions, and its resilience.

The tour concludes near the banks of the Vltava River with views of Charles Bridge and the Prague Castle skyline in the distance. This final stop offers classic postcard scenery and a memorable panoramic perspective of the city, tying together Prague’s medieval, religious, and royal history in one compact and enriching experience.