Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock - Our certified guide will meet you at the meeting point and will take you to the first stop of your city tour right to the heart of Prague: The Old Town Square. The first landmark you will visit will be Town Hall and the world famous Astronomical Clock. The guide will explain its history and legends surrounding its construction and functioning.
Being one of the most iconic and representative landmarks in Prague installed in 1410, its rich history is a definite must when visiting Prague!

Jan Hus Monument - A symbol of strenght against oppresive regimes, Jan Hus Memorial stands in defiance of the church located in the Old Town Square.
Jan Hus or John Huss was a key figure in what is known as Bohemian Reformation. His life until his dead in 1415 is something that will cautivate your interest.

Marian Column Old Town Square - Virtues fighting the forces of evil right in the heart of Prague!
A religious monument standing in the middle of the Old Town Square. Originally erected in 1650 as a symbol of Bohemian victory, its history is rather fascinating and our guide will tell you all about it.

Church of Our Lady before Tyn - A breathtaking and dominant Gothic church of the Old Town Square in Prague.
Dating back to 14th century, it became the main church in the central part of the city since then.
History and legends surround this magnificent architectural jewel.

Tyn Yard - Ungelt - One of the most notable and important historical sites in Prague. A fortified yard where customs duties were collected since the 11th century.
A beautiful site to admire Gothic and Renaissance architectural styles preserved in Prague.

Celetna Street - Connecting the Powder Gate with the Old Town, Celetna street is one of the most important and reference point while walking through city centre.
Walk along the Royal Route on the way to Prague Castle.

Prasna brana - One of the most important monuments of Late Gothic Prague. Entrance of the coronation processions of Czech kings.

The Estates Theatre - The last remaining historical site in which Mozart perfomed and also one of the most beautiful theatre buildings in Europe.
History and music meet at these magnificent opera theatre in Prague. You cant miss it!

Charles Bridge - Constructed under the auspices of King Charles IV, an iconic symbol of Prague. Its 600 history has a lot to tell.
Connecting both sides of the city and visited by thousands every year, you will cross it while learning its history.

Lesser Town - Lesser Town or Little Quarter lies at the foothill of Prague Castle. Cobbled streets, restaurants, cafes, shops, churches and pubs, all in these historic district with an undeniable medieval air to it.
One of the most favorite sites for filmmakers. You will definitely recognize some spots within this picturesque area.

Kampa Park - Thought to visit an island when you were planning your trip to Prague? Most likely not, but our guide will take you to this beautiful island in the middle of the city just below Prague Castle. A beautiful park with cafes, museums, musical history, from Beethoven to John Lennon. A favorite spot for locals to hang out.

John Lennon Wall - Yeah, yeah, yeah… you will love your time in Prague and the world famous Lennon Wall is surely to be one of the sites that you will remember forever.
A symbol of freedom and expression, something you can not miss!

St Nicholas Church - The most famous Baroque church, a must see while strolling through Lesser Town.

Nerudova Street - Considered by many the most beautiful street in Prague.
Medieval and Renaissance style meet in this street leading up to Prague Castle.
Cafes, restaurants, hotels, shops, a beautiful street where you might want to hang out after your tour.

Devil’s Channel - With a rather interesting and mysterious name, The Devil’s Channel is a fairy tale and romantic spot in Kampa island.
Bulit by the Order of the Knighs of Malta back in the 12th century, a photo worthy spot you can’t miss.
And of course, our guide will tell you all surrounding its captivating name.

St. Vitus Cathedral - The dominant building in the Prague Castle complex.
Gothic architecture in full display, it is the most important church in the whole country.
Our guide will tell you all you need to know of this magnificent architectural jewel.

Prague Castle - The jewel in the crown, the dominant landmark of the city: Prague Castle.
Here you will spend 50 minutes and our licensed guide will explain all the history around it and take you to the main sites with the complex of Prague Castle: St. Vitus Cathedral, three couryards, Old Royal Palace. The largest castle complex in the world will stay with you forever!