Prague: Electric Scrooser City Tour with Local Stops

Summary

Electric scooter ride past Prague Castle & Lennon Wall with city views

You’ll glide through Prague on a fat-tire electric Scrooser, pausing for stories at Charles Bridge and Old Town Square, adding your mark to the Lennon Wall, and catching fresh city views from Letná Park. Expect laughter with your guide and moments that linger after you’ve left—like that first glimpse across the rooftops.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I remember is the weirdly satisfying hum of the Scrooser tires as we rolled out from New Town — it’s not loud, just this soft whir against the old cobblestones. Our guide, Jakub, handed me a helmet and grinned like he knew something I didn’t. He called out little facts as we zipped along, but honestly, I was too busy trying to steer without wobbling (not as easy as it looks at first). The air smelled like rain even though it hadn’t started yet, and there were bursts of lilac from someone’s garden near the river.

We stopped at Charles Bridge early on — way less crowded than I expected. Jakub pointed out these tiny statues I’d never have noticed and told us how locals rub them for luck (I tried it, felt silly, did it anyway). There was this moment at Letná Park where we all just stood looking down at the Vltava and the city roofs — someone in our group said it looked like gingerbread houses. The wind up there is sharp but kind of wakes you up. Later at the John Lennon Wall, Jakub handed us markers and dared us to add something. My handwriting was awful but hey, now I’m part of Prague graffiti history.

The best bit? Riding through Lesser Quarter’s narrow streets where you can smell baking bread from open windows and hear church bells echoing around corners. We passed the Astronomical Clock just as it chimed — everyone stopped to watch except this one old man who barely glanced up (probably seen it a thousand times). Sometimes you get these flashes of gold light off stained glass or wet pavement that stick in your mind longer than any photo.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Explore Prague on electric scooter

• Start Scrooser tour
• Visit Prague Venice at Čertovka channel
• See Charles Bridge from 14th century
• View David Černý art near Kafka Museum
• See Czech National Philharmonic building
• Visit oldest university in central Europe
• See Czech Parliament seat
• Visit Old New Synagogue
• See exclusive Paris Street
• Break at Prague Old Town Square
• Visit Astronomical Clock
• View stunning gothic building
• See famous beer garden with city view
• Ride through Letná Park bike path
• Stop at viewpoint near interesting building
• Ride through Prague Castle complex
• See Strahov Monastery and viewpoint
• Visit relaxing Petrin Tower area
• Explore John Lennon Wall and create art
• Ride through Lesser Town
• Ride through New Town

Top questions

How long does the electric Scrooser tour in Prague last?

The tour lasts about 2 hours from start to finish.

Is there an age or weight limit for riding a Scrooser?

Participants should be 15+, or 13–15 if they’re over 160 cm tall, weigh at least 50 kg, and have advanced biking skills; max weight is 130 kg.

What are some main stops on this Prague city tour?

You’ll visit Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock, Lennon Wall, Letná Park, Prague Castle area and more local spots.

Are helmets provided during the Scrooser tour?

Yes, helmets are included for all riders for safety.

Does the tour run if it rains?

Raincoats are provided if needed so tours run in most weather conditions.

Is bottled water included on this tour?

Bottled water is provided for every guest during the ride.

Can beginners join this electric scooter tour in Prague?

The tour is suitable for most fitness levels but some basic biking experience helps with balance.

What’s included

Your ride includes use of a fat-tire electric Scrooser scooter with helmet and bottled water provided by your guide. Raincoats are available if needed so you don’t have to worry about surprise showers. The whole route is led by a knowledgeable local who shares stories—and yes, plenty of photo stops along the way before you finish back in town.