Prague Castle electric bike tour on Mini Chopper e-bikes
Cruise Prague's hilltop views and riverside paths on a retro e-bike, stopping to paint the John Lennon Wall
A 90-minute electric bike tour of Prague on seated Mini Chopper e-bikes with a live guide in English, covering Prague Castle Complex, Letná Park, Petřín Hill, Charles Bridge, Strahov Monastery and the John Lennon Wall. The tour includes helmet, raincoat, bottled water and bike use. You'll ride through castle grounds, parks and riverside paths, and get markers to add your own art at the John Lennon Wall. Minimum age is 12. Minimum height 145 cm and weight 45 kg for younger riders with advanced biking experience.
Step-by-step itinerary
Explore Prague on Mini Chopper E-Bike
- Start tour at meeting point
- See Charles Bridge
- Visit Prague Venice at Čertovka channel
- View David Černý art near Franz Kafka Museum
- See Rudolfinum building
- Visit oldest university in central Europe
- View Czech Parliament seat
- View stunning gothic building
- Ride riverside bike path
- Stop at famous beer garden
- See Prague Metronome
- Ride through Letná Park
- Visit Prague Castle main entrance and square
- Take photos at viewpoint near castle
- Visit Strahov Monastery area
- Explore John Lennon Wall and create art
- Enjoy views from Petřín Tower and Park
- Finish tour at starting point
- Charles Bridge 5m
- Franz Kafka Museum 5m
- Rudolfinum 5m
- Prague Metronome 5m
- Letná Park passing by
- Prague Castle 5m
- Strahov Monastery 5m
- John Lennon Wall 5m
- Petrin Tower 5m
What’s included
- Helmet, raincoat and bottled water.
- use of the Mini Chopper e-bike for the full 90 minutes.
- a live guide speaking English who narrates all 14 stops.
- markers to add your own art at the John Lennon Wall.
Times
- Every day 10:00 13:00 16:00
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The experience
The Mini Chopper e-bikes do the climbing for you, which is what makes a 90-minute loop through Prague's hilliest neighborhoods possible without arriving exhausted. You start and finish near Charles Bridge, then ride through the 14th-century stone itself before heading to the Čertovka channel (the narrow waterway locals call Prague Venice), where the streets narrow and the crowds thin. From there the route climbs toward Letná Park, where a bike path runs the length of the hill and the Prague Metronome sits where the Stalin Statue once stood in 1955.
The castle grounds come next. You ride through the main entrance past the guard and the statue of the first Czechoslovak president, then continue uphill to Strahov Monastery, home to the oldest brewery and library in the city. Petřín Hill and its small Eiffel Tower follow. The operator notes this is the best viewpoint in Prague and builds in time for photos. The John Lennon Wall is the final stop, and here the tour shifts from riding to making: you get markers and add your own art to the graffiti wall, which is 100% legal. A live guide in English narrates the whole route and explains why each stop matters.
The bikes are EU-compliant and seated comfortably, so you're not standing or leaning forward. Helmet, raincoat and bottled water come with the rental. No driving licence is needed: the route stays on bike paths the whole way. The tour suits all fitness levels because the e-motor handles the hills. The minimum age is 12, though riders aged 13–15 need to be at least 145 cm tall, weigh at least 45 kg and have advanced biking skills.
Is this one for you?Book this tour if you're visiting Prague with a partner, family or friends and want to cover the city's hilltop views and riverside stretches without the effort of pedaling uphill: the e-motor and the fixed 90-minute route mean you see more ground and stay together without anyone getting left behind or exhausted.
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Top questions
What is the John Lennon Wall and why do we stop there?
The John Lennon Wall is a famous graffiti wall in Prague where visitors add their own art. The tour provides markers so you can create your own piece on the wall, which is completely legal and encouraged as part of the experience.
Do I need to be an experienced cyclist to ride a Mini Chopper e-bike?
The tour is suitable for all fitness levels because the e-motor does the climbing. Riders aged 15 and above can join freely. Younger riders aged 12–14 need to be at least 145 cm tall, weigh at least 45 kg and have advanced biking skills and extensive biking experience.
What happens if it rains during the tour?
Raincoats are included with the rental, so you stay dry if weather turns. The tour operates in light rain. Check with the operator about severe weather cancellations.
Does the tour go inside Prague Castle or just past the entrance?
The tour rides through the grounds of Prague Castle Complex and shows you the main entrance with the guard and the main castle square, but does not include entry to the interior buildings. You see the castle from a cyclist's perspective rather than as an interior visitor.
How many stops does the 90-minute tour include?
The route covers 14 stops, starting and finishing near Charles Bridge and passing through Charles Bridge itself, the Čertovka channel, Letná Park, Prague Castle Complex, Strahov Monastery, Petřín Hill and Tower, and the John Lennon Wall, plus viewpoints, historic buildings and riverside bike paths in between.
Is lunch included, and where can I eat during the tour?
Lunch is not included in the tour. The route passes a famous beer garden where locals gather with views of historical Prague, and you'll see stops near the oldest brewery at Strahov Monastery, but eating is not part of the itinerary.
Prague Castle electric bike tour on Mini Chopper e-bikes
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