You’ll start by meeting your guide in Prague’s Old Town before hearing legends beneath the Astronomical Clock. Walk across Charles Bridge with stories swirling around you, then ride the tram up to Prague Castle for sweeping city views. Expect laughs, unexpected details, and a sense of Prague that lingers after you leave.
I still hear the clatter of shoes on the cobblestones near Old Town Square — that’s what hit me first. Our guide, Jana, waved us over by the GET PRAGUE GUIDE sign (Maiselova 5, if you’re hunting for it). She had this way of mixing legends with facts; I half expected her to pull a rabbit out of her coat. There was this moment when we stood under the Astronomical Clock and she pointed out a tiny detail on one of the moving figures — I’d never have noticed it myself. The air smelled faintly like roasted nuts from a street cart nearby, which made it hard to focus for a second.
We drifted from Old Town toward Charles Bridge, following Jana as she dodged selfie sticks like a pro. She told us about ghosts said to haunt the bridge at night — not sure if I believe in ghosts but I liked her delivery. The bridge itself felt alive: musicians playing something mournful, tourists speaking every language you can imagine, and statues lined up watching everyone pass. I tried to say “Karlův most” properly; Jana laughed and gave me a thumbs up anyway (probably just being polite).
The walk up toward Prague Castle was steeper than I’d pictured — maybe blame my shoes — but worth it for that view over Hradcany. The castle district has this hush about it, even with groups wandering around. We took the tram at one point (ticket included), which gave my feet a break and let me watch locals chatting in Czech, hands flying everywhere as they talked. It felt less like sightseeing and more like peeking into someone else’s ordinary day. That’s what stuck with me most.
The walking tour lasts approximately 3 hours.
You meet your guide at GET PRAGUE GUIDE office at Maiselova 5 in Prague 1.
Yes, a tram ticket is included during the tour route.
The tour covers Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and Prague Castle.
Yes, it’s suitable for all physical fitness levels.
Yes, it runs in all weather conditions; dress appropriately.
Yes, comfortable walking shoes are recommended due to uneven streets.
Your day includes meeting your licensed local guide right in central Prague, all guiding through Old Town Square and across Charles Bridge, plus a tram ticket up to Prague Castle so you can take in those city views without worrying about extra costs or logistics along the way.
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