Winter Charm of Prague - private tour with PersonalPragueGuide
Choose the number of people in your group (1, 2, 3, etc.) from the “Select date and travelers” menu to ensure you book the right number of tickets Enjoy a luxurious Prague holiday by hiring your PERSONAL PRAGUE GUIDE! This walking tour offers professional, friendly, and personalized care at a reasonable price. Tailor the tour to your interests! Start whenever and wherever you like, with no groups to limit or disrupt your experience. The timing, stops, pace, and duration are all up to you. Learn how to avoid tourist traps, venture off the beaten path, and go beyond the guidebooks—get truly immersed in Prague!
Small Group Prague Old Town and Jewish Quarter Walking Tour
Group size is maximum 8 people. The tour is with Prague Licenced Guide and British expat Jason, living and working in the city since 1996. Easy pace and filled with entertaining and interesting content.
Private Prague City Highlights Tour with a Stop at a Czech Cafe
Explore the best of Prague on this 4-hour private walking tour that combines must-see landmarks, hidden gems, and local culture. Visit iconic sites like Prague Castle, Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock, and Charles Bridge while hearing fascinating stories from your knowledgeable guide. Along the way, you’ll stop for a local snack and coffee or tea at a traditional Czech café, get expert tips to avoid tourist traps, and enjoy the flexibility of choosing your own start time. It’s the perfect way to get a true feel for the city in just a few hours. - Visit Prague’s top landmarks plus some off-the-beaten-path local favorites - Pass by real-life Prague locations from Dan Brown’s "The Secret of Secrets" set in Prague - Enjoy a break with a local snack and warm drink at a hidden coffee shop - Learn insider tips to explore Prague like a local - Get picked up and customize the pace with a private guide Note: Add an optional 45-minute Vltava River boat ride – just let us know in advance!
Grand Tour of Prague "among history, legends and curiosities" (NO ENGLISH)
Simply, it is a real journey, more than a trivial tour. I will offer you my experience, my studies and my habits as a "Prague". I will try to stimulate your curiosity by establishing a dialogue with you. Therefore, there will be no "robotic explanations" but I will try to drain into your memories, concepts and situations, visible only through the passage in certain places. During the first Tranche we will touch 1900 and its most bloody events (from the Holocaust to the Prague Spring). We will travel through history, passing through courtyards and galleries, up to the Astronomical Clock. We will finish this first part, immersed in the Jewish culture "from their rules, to their cuisine". During the afternoon, however, we will go up the hill, where Prague will show its royal charm and "magical, alchemical and romantic" power. The route will then take us through the small neighborhood, with the Knights of Malta, the John Lennon Wall and Charles Bridge: 135797531
Together we will visit part of the new city of Prague the "Nove Mesto" in Czech, with all its infinite and wonderful galleries, which cross the buildings like labyrinths. We will talk about the story of St. Wenceslas, the Kingdom of Bohemia, the Nazi invasion and all the bloodiest facts of communism (namely the Prague spring and the Velvet revolution). Afterwards, we will enter the old city, to visit the Basilica of San Giacomo and the Church of Santa Maria di Tyn, other medieval and baroque courts, the Municipal House with the exterior of the Powder Tower; the old customs house in Prague for foreigners, Old Town Square (for Italians simply: Clock Square), the Astronomical Clock and all the buildings in the heart of the city. The Jewish Quarter with the history of Terezin and the exterior of the Synagogues (Jewish Cemetery. It will be a journey through history, art history, music, anecdotes and lots of fun!
Experience Prague's Jewish history on a fascinating walking tour through one of the only Central European Jewish town quarters that survived the Holocaust. Known as Josefov, this Jewish quarter contains the remains of the former Jewish ghetto where important community and spiritual legends have been created and developed for centuries.