Prague: eBike & eScooter Tour with Castle Views & Monastery

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Duration5m–3h

GroupUp to 20

LanguagesEN · DE +21

Mobile ticketAccepted

Electric bikes through Prague’s hills, castle views and hidden art

You’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.

5m–3h

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Prague highlights by eBike

Meet guide at Segway Tours office
Safety test-drive near shop
Visit Freedom Wall
Explore Art Island
See Made by David Cerny
View National Theater from Kampa Island
Cross the oldest bridge of Prague
See Peeing Statues by David Cerny
Visit Small neighbourhood in Lesser Quarter
Reach the highest point of Prague
Stop at 15th century brewery
Visit 12th century Strahov Monastery
Walk in natural reserve park
Explore the largest castle complex in the world

The Experience

The first thing I remember is the sound—soft whirring under my feet as we pushed off from the little shop near the Vltava. Our guide, Pavel, handed out helmets and made sure we could all handle the eBikes (I wobbled a bit at first—no shame). The city felt different from this angle: cobblestones buzzing beneath the tires, a breeze that carried a faint smell of coffee and old stone. Someone in our group tried to take a selfie right away and nearly crashed into a lamppost; everyone laughed, even Pavel.

We zipped past the John Lennon Wall (it’s brighter than I expected—layers of paint and scribbled wishes), then crossed to Kampa Island where you can hear river water slap against the quay. There was a moment when we paused by one of those weird David Černý statues—I still don’t get them, but they make you stop and look. The ride up toward Petřín Tower got steep, but honestly, with these electric motors it felt almost too easy. I kept expecting my legs to burn but instead just watched Prague open up below us—red roofs, spires everywhere.

Pavel told stories about Strahov Monastery—founded in the 12th century—and let us peek inside for a second. The air smelled like hops from the brewery next door (apparently it’s been brewing since the 1400s). We didn’t linger long because there was still Prague Castle ahead. It’s massive up close; you can see how much history is packed into those walls. Somewhere along the way I lost track of what time it was—it just felt good to be moving through all these layers of Prague with someone who actually lives here.

What’s included

Your day starts with unlimited water or coffee at the meeting point before getting fitted for your helmet (all sizes covered) and taking a supervised test-drive.
Rain ponchos plus gloves or hats are ready if weather turns cold.
A local guide leads every step—sharing stories and snapping photos for you along the way—so you just focus on riding through Prague’s best sights without worrying about logistics.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditions

Operated by Prague Segway Tours