Things to do in Czech Republic
Boat Ride Prague12 optionsCity Sightseeing Prague17 optionsPrague Walking Tour137 optionsPrague Castle Tour38 optionsDay Trips from Prague12 optionsBeer Tour Prague28 optionsPrague Underground Tour7 optionsPrague Airport Transfer28 optionsPrague Segway Tour12 optionsBike Tour Prague25 optionsPrague Nightlife Tour15 optionsPrague Food Tour59 options
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Prague Old Town: Medieval Underground & Dungeon Tour★ 4.68 (5,613) · 1h 30m
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Shooting Range Prague: Fire legendary weapons indoors★ 4.97 (4,533) · 2h
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3-Hour Prague Bike Tour: Charles Bridge, Old Town & Mala Strana★ 4.94 (4,524) · 3h
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Prague: Charles Bridge, Castle & Vltava River Cruise with Lunch★ 4.77 (4,034) · 6hUS$ 100View ›
Bohemian & Saxon Switzerland Day Trip Prague: Sandstone Hikes & Bastei Bridge★ 4.96 (3,996) · 10h–13hUS$ 69View ›
Prague Food Tour: Karlin Tastings & Local Drinks with Guide★ 4.98 (3,812) · 4hUS$ 173View ›
Bohemian & Saxon Switzerland from Prague: 2 countries, 1 day★ 4.95 (3,605) · 10h–12hUS$ 70View ›
Prague Old Town: Ghosts & Legends Walking Tour Night★ 4.73 (3,037) · 1h 30mUS$ 21View ›
Prague: Medieval Underground & Dungeon Ghost Tour★ 4.77 (2,980) · 1h 10m–1h 25mUS$ 32View ›
Prague: Cold War & Nuclear Bunker Tour with Wenceslas Square★ 4.83 (2,730) · 2h 20mUS$ 44View ›Top rated (10)
Prague: EBike & eScooter Tour with Castle Views & MonasteryYou’ll glide past painted walls and along quiet riverside paths, climb easy hills on an eBike or scooter, and pause for stories at Strahov Monastery and Prague Castle. Feel Prague’s energy in your hands—and maybe laugh at yourself if you wobble once or twice. It’s not about riding fast; it’s about seeing this city breathe around you.
Prague: Private Photoshoot at Charles Bridge & Old TownYou’ll wander Prague’s iconic streets with a local photographer who makes posing feel natural — think Charles Bridge at sunrise or hidden corners near Lennon Wall. Choose your own route or follow their favorites, get tips along the way, and receive 40+ high-res edited photos within days. These aren’t just snapshots; they’re memories you’ll actually want to look at again.
Prague: Private Walking Tour with Castle, Old Town & Charles BridgeYou’ll walk Prague’s cobbled streets with a local guide who shares both grand history and tiny secrets—from touching lucky spots on Charles Bridge to tasting something sweet you’d never find alone. Expect stories behind every corner, flexible pacing, hotel pickup if you want it—and leave with your own illustrated map plus memories that stick around longer than your photos.
Shooting range Prague: Widest gun selection, safety firstA shooting range activity in Prague where you fire handguns and rifles under instructor supervision, with safety briefing, protective equipment and ammunition included in your package. Participants under 18 need a parent or guardian present. Contact the range to confirm your exact date and time after booking — your reservation is not finalized until you do.Is it for me?Book a package that matches your group size and experience level, then contact the range to lock in your date and time — this direct confirmation is what finalizes your reservation and keeps the experience organized around your schedule. The range adjusts to work with families, friends or bachelor parties, so the package you pick is the one that fits your group, not the other way around.
Prague: E-Bike City Tour with Castle, Parks & Lennon WallYou’ll glide through Prague’s parks and historic streets on an e-bike with a local guide leading the way. Expect spontaneous stops for photos at Letná Park or coffee breaks if your group wants them. Feel free to ask questions or just soak in castle views and riverside air — it’s relaxed, not rushed.
Prague Food Tour: 10 Tastings & Astronomical Clock with LocalsYou taste your way through Prague's Old Town with George or Leona, two locals who've been running this tour since 2014. Ten tastings and six drinks arrive with the stories behind them—the history of the Astronomical Clock, why Czech beer is what it is, what people actually ate here. Lunch is included, as is a map to come back to the places you liked.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Prague's history without planning stops yourself—the guides know where to go and what to order, which turns a food tour into a conversation about the city instead of a checklist.
Prague Chimney Cake Making Workshop: Bake TrdelníkA 60-minute chimney cake workshop in Prague where you knead, shape and bake a traditional Trdelník on an authentic wooden spit, then choose your toppings and enjoy it fresh with coffee or tea. The session includes a brief history of the pastry, all ingredients and materials, and a certificate to take home. A live English-speaking instructor guides the whole group through the process in a shared kitchen space.Is it for me?You'll knead, shape, and bake an actual trdelník on a wooden spit, then eat it warm with your choice of toppings—the real pastry Praguers line up for, not a souvenir.
Prague: Electric Scooter City Tour with Castle & ParksYou’ll glide through Prague with a local guide, choosing between fat tire or regular electric scooters. Expect park breezes in your hair, stories at Prague Castle, quick stops for photos at Charles Bridge, and maybe even monastery beer if you fancy it. This tour isn’t just sightseeing—it’s feeling part of the city for an afternoon.
Prague: Segway & E-Scooter Grand City Tour with PickupYou’ll ride e-scooters and Segways through Prague’s parks and old streets with a local guide, stopping at Prague Castle, John Lennon Wall, and Charles Bridge. Expect small surprises: city scents in Letná Park, laughter learning Segways in Ladronka, stories from your guide along the way — plus hotel pickup so you don’t stress about finding the start.
Prague Old Town & Jewish Quarter: Small Group Walking TourYou’ll walk through Prague’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter with a small group (never more than six), guided by a British expat who knows every alleyway. Expect personal stories, local tips on food like chimney cake, quiet moments at synagogues, and those odd little details that stick with you long after you leave.
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Prague: E-Bike & E-Scooter Tour with Castle & Charles BridgeYou ride an electric bike, scooter, or trike through Prague's historic districts with a guide who stops at Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Letná Park viewpoints, and Old Town Square. The vehicle does the climbing, so you cover more ground than walking and see the city from the hilltops. Helmet, safety training, water and guide photos are included. Tours run 30 minutes to 3 hours depending on what you want to see.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to cover Prague's main landmarks and viewpoints in one outing without the fatigue of climbing the city's steep cobblestone streets on foot. The electric motor and guide's route planning mean you see more in less time than a walking tour, and you can pick the vehicle that feels right for your balance and comfort level.
Prague: Electric Trike City Tour with Viewpoints & Monastery BeerYou’ll ride an electric trike through Prague’s lively center and quiet parks with a local guide leading the way. Expect panoramic city views from Letná Park, stories at Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, plus a stop for traditional monastery beer at Strahov. It’s sightseeing with extra personality—sometimes awkward, always memorable.
Prague: Old Town & Jewish Quarter Walking Tour 2.5 HoursYou walk through Prague's medieval core with a certified guide, starting at the Rudolfinum and moving through Old Town Square to see the Astronomical Clock up close. The route includes the University of Carlos, Mozart's theatre, and the Jewish Quarter's Spanish Synagogue and Old Jewish Cemetery. The guide offers local tips at the end, and the whole thing takes 2.5 hours—short enough to do early in your stay, long enough to understand how the pieces fit together.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main landmarks of Prague's medieval center and Jewish Quarter covered in one morning without figuring out the route yourself—the guide's local tips at the end also save you from wasting time on the rest of your stay.
Prague: Segway Tour & Strahov Brewery Beer TastingYou'll glide through Prague's hillside neighborhoods on a guided Segway tour, visit the 12th-century Strahov Monastery with its 600-year-old brewery, and see Prague Castle from panoramic viewpoints without fighting downtown crowds. The 2-hour tour includes the monastery; the 3-hour private option adds Břevnov Monastery and a beer tasting. Safety training and all gear are provided, and the route avoids the restricted old town center entirely.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover Prague's hilltop landmarks and monasteries without the downtown crowds or the walking—the Segway does the legwork and the guide handles the timing, so you just show up and ride.
Prague Old Town & Jewish Quarter Walking Tour with GuideYou walk through Prague's Old Town and Jewish Quarter with a guide who knows the place, seeing Charles Bridge's 30 statues, the world's oldest Astronomical Clock, Kampa Island, and the John Lennon Wall without entering buildings or waiting in lines. Groups stay under six people, the pace is easy, and you pay a small reservation fee upfront plus whatever tip feels right at the end.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Prague's main Old Town and Jewish Quarter landmarks in one walk without arranging separate entry tickets or navigating on their own, and who prefer small groups over large tours — the 6-person limit and tip-based model mean you're not locked into a fixed price or a crowd.
Prague: Stand Up Comedy Show in English at Metro ClubYou get a reserved seat for a live stand up comedy show that runs 1.5 to 2 hours, with access to an award-winning cocktail bar and lounge. International and local comedians perform nightly in a small, central venue between Prague Castle and Charles Bridge. Arrive on your own—the club is in Malá Strana and reachable by public transport.Is it for me?A good fit if you want a night out in central Prague that doesn't require planning a full itinerary—you show up, sit down, and let the comedians handle the entertainment. The 1.5–2 hour format fits easily into an evening without eating your whole night.
Prague IAM Illusion Art Museum: Fast Pass & AR GuideYou get fast-pass entry to Prague's only museum dedicated to illusion and trick art, with an augmented reality app that works in 13 languages and Wi-Fi included. The exhibits are interactive and designed for photos, with original works by Czech and international artists. The city-centre location means no transport needed, and the fast pass skips the entry queue.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to skip the entry line and spend a couple of hours with art that's designed around being photographed and shared — the fast pass and included app are what make that frictionless.
Prague: NaFilM National Film Museum Skip-the-Line TicketYou’ll step straight into Prague’s NaFilM Museum with skip-the-line entry and dive into hands-on film history—recording sound effects, making your own short movie, and chatting with friendly guides. Expect laughter, unexpected discoveries, and maybe even a new appreciation for old projectors.
Prague: Gallery of Steel Figures Museum Interactive EntryYou’ll step into Prague’s Gallery of Steel Figures and actually touch the art—climb into superhero cars, turn steering wheels, try on movie props, and laugh along with families from all over. Local guides share stories behind each piece as you explore two floors packed with interactive sculptures made from recycled steel. It’s playful, surprising, and leaves you remembering what fun feels like.
Prague: Museum of Fantastic Illusions Ticket & 150+ Interactive ExhibitsYou get entry to over 150 interactive optical illusion exhibits spread across the first floor of a gallery in central Prague, near Wenceslas Square. The museum is open daily from 9am to 9pm, easily reached by metro or tram, and designed for self-guided exploration at your own pace. Bring a charged camera and expect to spend one to two hours taking photos and testing your perception against impossible angles and trick paintings.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Prague who wants an indoor activity that works in any weather and doesn't require advance planning or a guide—you show up, walk in, and spend as long as you want exploring rooms full of visual tricks and photo opportunities.
