Prague eScooter Tour: Create Your Own Route & Explore Landmarks

Summary

Discover Prague’s Top Sights on a Flexible eScooter Adventure

You get to set your own pace exploring Prague’s highlights—from Old Town Square to Prague Castle—all on an easy-to-ride eScooter. It’s perfect if you want flexibility and a bit of adventure without missing any must-sees.

What’s the experience like?

Early afternoon in Prague has this certain buzz—trams rattling by, the scent of fresh trdelník curling from a street cart. We picked up our eScooters just off Republic Square, helmets in hand and a quick test ride to get the hang of things. Our guide gave us some tips (watch out for cobblestones near Old Town Square!) but after that, it was all up to us. The freedom felt good—no group to keep up with, just our own pace.

We zipped past the Astronomical Clock right as it chimed the hour—crowds gathered but we could pause or move on whenever we wanted. Down Paris Street, you’ll spot high-end shops and locals walking tiny dogs in designer jackets. The Jewish Quarter surprised me; tucked between old synagogues and the market stalls, there’s this quiet energy you don’t get in the main tourist spots. If you’re into history, take a moment at Jan Hus Memorial or swing by the Spanish Synagogue—it’s worth a peek inside if you have time.

The climb up Letná Park is easy with an eScooter (honestly, I’d never walk it again). There’s a view over red rooftops that makes you want to linger—grab a malinovka (raspberry soda) from a kiosk if you see one. On Castle Hill, we stopped for photos outside St. Vitus Cathedral; sunlight hit the stained glass just right. The John Lennon Wall is covered in fresh graffiti every time I visit—someone was playing Beatles songs nearby on guitar.

Crossing Charles Bridge on wheels is tricky with the crowds, so we walked them for that stretch—worth it for those river views and street musicians. Near the Franz Kafka Museum, don’t miss David Černý’s odd “Peeing Figures” sculpture in the courtyard; it always gets people laughing. By late afternoon we looped back past National Theatre—the modern glass next to old stone looks wild together—and ended with coffee at a tiny café tucked behind Wenceslas Square.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Explore Prague Old Town and Landmarks

• Visit Old Town Main Square
• See Astronomical Clock
• Pass by Gothic Church
• Pass by Jan Hus Memorial
• Pass by Paris Street
• Pass through Jewish Quarter
• Pass by Wenceslas Square
• Pass by Wenceslas Square Fountains
• Visit Republic Square
• Pass by Letná Park
• Pass by Hradcany Square
• Pass by Prague Castle
• Pass by St. Vitus Cathedral
• Pass by John Lennon Wall
• Pass by Charles Bridge
• Pass by Small Venice Street
• Pass by Franz Kafka Museum
• Pass by Czech Philharmonic and Galerie Rudolfinum
• Pass by Prague National Theatre

Top questions

Is this tour suitable for beginners or people who’ve never used an eScooter?

Yes! You’ll get a short training session before starting out and can practice until you feel comfortable.

Can I bring my child along?

Infants can join but need to sit on an adult’s lap for safety reasons. For older kids, check local rules about minimum age or height.

What happens if it rains?

No worries—we provide raincoats so you can still enjoy your ride even if there’s a shower.

Do I need a driver’s license?

No license is needed for these eScooters—just basic balance and readiness to follow local traffic rules.

What’s included

Your ride includes private transportation by eScooter plus helmet and raincoat (just in case), phone holder for easy navigation, and a quick test-ride so everyone feels confident before heading out. Public transport options are close by too if you need them later.