A Brewery… on a boat! Here, you'll have the opportunity to sample some of the best craft beer with a typical Czech appetizer, a marinated cheese “nakládaný Hermelín”, while taking in the stunning views of the Vltava River.

Pass by the Convent of Saint Agnes of Bohemia, a 13th-century Gothic landmark, then glimpse the narrow alleys of Prague’s former Jewish Town, rich with centuries of history and hidden stories.

An authentic family-run gingerbread store with its unique atmosphere and home-baked pastries, where you'll try a gingerbread pastry with walnuts and plum jam, a pastry with poppy-seeds, and a vanilla roll.

Stop by at this amazing bistro focused on Czech and Slovak mutual relations through... food! We will taste a classic Czech "open-faced" sandwiche with Pilsner beer or a classic Czechoslovakian, Kofola lemonade!

1000 years of architecture! See historical sites such as the Powder Tower dating back to the 15th century, Prague’s beautiful art-nouveau Municipal House, or the world’s first cubist building, House of the Black Madonna.

Und was wäre eine echte tschechische Food-Tour ohne eine Kostprobe des beliebtesten Gebäcks – Koláč! Kolatschen sind weltberühmt, aber wir bringen Sie zur Bäckerei Kolacherie, wo es die besten Kolatschen der Stadt gibt!

Pass by the Estates Theatre, famous for its close connection to Mozart, including the world premiere of Don Giovanni and several of the composer’s visits to Prague.

Visit one of Prague’s oldest and most iconic cafés, set in a beautiful Art Nouveau building, once frequented by famous intellectuals. Enjoy classic Czech dishes like svíčková, made with braised beef and bread dumplings, and goulash with dumplings, while sipping local craft lager beer, Moravian wine, or home-made lemonade. Finish with an apple strudel and custard dessert!