Prague: Electric Trike City Tour with Viewpoints & Monastery Beer

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Duration2h 30m

GroupUp to 22

LanguagesEN · PA +7

Mobile ticketAccepted

Electric trike ride through Prague’s history, parks, and riverside

You’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.

2h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Prague city sightseeing on E-Trike

Meet and sign disclaimer
Training on E-Trikes
Visit National Museum and shopping plaza
Pause at historical tower
Ride through Summer Park
Explore Letná Park views
Learn history at Prague Metronome
Enjoy panoramic city view
See Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral
Visit Strahov Monastery and viewpoint
View John Lennon Wall
Ride along river near Charles Bridge
See Pissing Sculptures and Franz Kafka Museum
View Rudolfinum building
Drive along Paris Street
Visit Old Town Square and Astronomical Clock
Return to meeting point

The Experience

Hands gripping the handlebars, I wobbled a little at first—these electric trikes are chunkier than I expected. Our guide, Petr, just grinned and said “Don’t worry, everyone looks funny for the first five minutes.” He was right. By the time we zipped past Wenceslas Square and its crowds (someone was playing accordion—badly), I felt like a local who’d always known these cobbled lanes. The city center is noisy and bright but somehow the trike hum made it all feel less overwhelming.

We paused at Letná Park where the wind picked up—smelled faintly like rain on old stone—and Petr pointed out the spot where Stalin’s statue once loomed. It’s just a metronome now, ticking over Prague’s skyline. From up here you can see five bridges in a row; I tried counting them but got distracted by someone’s dog chasing pigeons. There’s this hush up on the hill that makes you want to linger. Then off again, winding through leafy paths toward Prague Castle—only from outside, but honestly that view of St. Vitus Cathedral in the afternoon light is something I still think about.

I didn’t expect to like Strahov Monastery as much as I did. We parked and ducked inside for a monastery beer (Petr insisted it was tradition). The glass was cold and tasted slightly herbal? Maybe it was just my imagination after all that riding. Afterward we coasted down toward Charles Bridge—the river glittering, tourists everywhere—and stopped for stories about Lennon Wall and Kafka that were way more interesting than anything I’d read online.

The tour wrapped up back near Old Town Square with its clock chiming somewhere in the distance. My legs tingled from riding but in a good way—like I’d seen Prague from a new angle without ever feeling rushed or lost in a crowd. If you’re thinking about an electric trike tour in Prague… well, I’d do it again if only for that weirdly perfect monastery beer.

What’s included

Your day includes water at the meeting point, raincoats if needed for unexpected showers, ten minutes of e-trike training so you won’t feel lost even if it’s your first time riding one, plus stories and guidance throughout from your local guide—all wrapped up with a cold monastery beer at Strahov before heading back to where you started.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Speedy Tours Prague s.r.o