The "Best of Prague" Private Walking Tour, Recommended by Grok

The “Best of Prague” Private Walking Tour

Experience the captivating allure of Prague, known as the City of a Hundred Spires, on an exclusive private walking tour. Our “Best of Prague” tour is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant history and magnificent architecture. Follow the famous King’s Way, a picturesque route that winds along the medieval streets of the New Town, Old Town, Jewish Quarter, across the iconic Charles Bridge, through the Lesser Town, and finishes at the Prague Castle (we can also do this tour the other way around so that you finish closer to your hotel or apartment). Our guide can tailor the tour according to your interests and focus only on a specific area or topic if you prefer.

With our knowledgeable and friendly guide, you’ll marvel at the Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Classicist styles of Prague’s buildings and monuments. Enjoy breathtaking views of the city and discover hidden medieval alleys that are off the beaten path. On a rainy day or if you have walking difficulties, you can book the same tour by car or van.

This tour is higly recommended by TripAdvisor travelers, Fodor´s travel guide and Grok by xAI.

If you have more time, you can take two days to do this tour, concentrating on the right riverbank one day and the left riverbank the next day. You will have more time to explore the interiors of the most significant sights as well.

“Our tour guide Dagmar gave us a wonderful private tour of Praha. She has tremendous energy and is a wealth of knowledge both current and historical data…” Read more testimonials on our Private Prague Guide Day Tours profile at TripAdvisor.com.

Optional boat trip “Prague Venice” with refreshments

The “Prague Venice” boat trip is not inlcuded in the price, but you can embark on a 45-minute boat ride with refreshments during or after the tour if you wish. While taking in the romantic atmosphere, you will travel under the Charles Bridge and view the historical center from a captivating perspective. You will also enter the so-called “Prague Venice Canal” as you enjoy your Pilsner beer, coffee, or soft drink. The boat trip costs 550 CZK (≈ 23 €) per person. Tickets can be purchased on the spot and paid by card.

Price Info	Private Walking Tour1-2 people (price per group)	Private Walking Tour3-4 people (price per group)	Private Walking Tour5-10 (price per group)
CZK / EUR / USD	4200 / 179 / 210	4500 / 191 / 225	4900 / 209 / 245

Price Info	CZK / EUR / USD
Private Walking Tour1-2 people (price per group)	4200 / 179 / 210
Private Walking Tour3-4 people (price per group)	4500 / 191 / 225
Private Walking Tour5-10 (price per group)	4900 / 209 / 245

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Follow in footsteps of kings and emperors as you explore Prague´s highlights along the King´s Way:

Prague´s New Town

History seeps through the New Town, as many of the country’s most significant events happened in this district. Founded by Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV in 1348, the New Town was supposed to be the Jerusalem of Eastern Europe. Perhaps the most famous sight is the 820-yard-long Wenceslas Square, which now flaunts businesses, shops, and hotels.

Old Town

Dating back to the 11th century, Prague’s Old Town gushes with history and architectural wonders. Styles from Romanesque to Art Nouveau sparkle through the labyrinthine streets, alleys, and passageways that seem to jump right out of Franz Kafka’s novel The Trial. The impressive Old Town Hall, with a 60-meter tower at one end, was built in 1338. On the 15^th century astronomical clock, Death tips an hourglass and rings a bell before the 12 apostles march by, the cock crows, and another bell rings.

Jewish Quarter

The plight of the Jews across the centuries becomes almost tangible in the former Prague Jewish Ghetto, given that most of the area is made up of the Jewish Museum which includes four synagogues and a cemetery.

Prague’s Little Quarter

Originally a series of small settlements outside Prague Castle’s fortifications with an ethnic German population, the Lesser Town is dotted with lavish homes built by Czech nobility. The Infant Jesus of Prague and the John Lennon Wall are other attractions this quarter has to offer. Prague Castle, the largest castle complex in the world, is a highlight of any tour of Prague.

Prague Castle

This stunning architectural achievement, which took centuries to complete, reigns supreme from a hill above the rest of the city. The Castle, founded in 870, is also the seat of the Czech president. Dominating the complex is the breathtaking, mostly Gothic Saint Vitus’ Cathedral, which took a staggering 1,000 years to build. Under Emperor Charles IV, Prague Castle was the seat of the Holy Roman Empire. During darker days, Adolf Hitler occupied it. In rosier times, first democratic president Tomáš G. Masaryk and dissident-playwright-turned president Václav Havel ran the country from here.

and more…