Prague: Segway Tour Ladronka Park & Monasteries Pickup

Segway ride Prague parks beer tasting monastery views

You’ll roll through quiet parks and past giant stadiums on your Segway tour in Prague—with hotel pickup included so there’s no stress about meeting points. Taste monastery-brewed beer, catch city views most visitors miss, and share a few laughs with your guide along the way.

What’s included

Your day includes hotel pickup by taxi to Ladronka Park where you’ll get instructions on riding your Segway (helmet provided), plus a bottle of water to keep handy as you explore with your local guide—beer tasting at historic monasteries comes along the way before you’re set up with directions back into town.

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Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Prague Segway tour and sightseeing

• Hotel pickup by taxi
• Transfer to Segway area at park Ladronka
• Receive Segway instructions
• Ride through park with city views
• Visit biggest stadium in the world
• Explore second oldest monastery and taste beer
• Visit oldest monastery and brewery
• Ride along riverside and see Dancing House

The Experience

The first thing I remember is the weird little hum under my feet as we started rolling out of Ladronka Park. I’d never been on a Segway before—felt like standing on a gentle, moving breeze, honestly. Our guide, Jakub, grinned when he saw how stiff I was at first (“Don’t worry, everyone looks like that in the beginning”). The park smelled faintly of wet grass and pine; there were locals jogging past us, headphones in, barely glancing up. I kept thinking: this is not the Prague you see on postcards.

We zipped over to Strahov stadium next—the place is enormous. Jakub told us it’s the biggest stadium in the world (I googled it later; he wasn’t kidding). It’s mostly empty now except for some football training, but you can almost hear echoes if you stop for a second. After that we headed up toward one of the old monasteries—I think it was Břevnov? The church had these faded wall paintings and monks shuffling quietly behind half-open doors. The best part was sitting outside with a cold beer from their own brewery (malty and kind of peppery). I tried to pronounce “klášterní pivo” and Jakub laughed—probably butchered it.

The route wound through leafy paths and then suddenly opened up with this view across southern Prague—red roofs stretching off under low clouds. There was this moment where nobody said anything for a bit, just looking out. We finished by gliding along the riverside near the Dancing House; traffic noise mixing with birdsong and someone playing accordion nearby. The whole thing felt both random and perfectly stitched together. Still think about that beer sometimes.

Top questions

How long does the Prague Segway tour last?

You can choose between 90 minutes, 2 hours, or 3 hours for your Segway tour.

Is hotel pickup included for the Segway tour?

Yes, free hotel pickup by taxi is included before your Segway ride begins.

Where does the Segway tour take place in Prague?

The tour starts in Ladronka Park near Strahov stadium and covers permitted areas including parks and riverside paths.

Can I taste local beer during this Segway tour?

Yes, you’ll visit monasteries with their own breweries where you can try traditional Czech beer.

What’s the group size for this Prague Segway experience?

The small group size is capped at 8 passengers or fewer per guide.

Are helmets provided during the Segway ride?

Yes, use of helmet is included for all participants.

Is there an age or weight limit for joining?

This tour isn’t recommended for children under 12 or travelers over 110 kg (242 pounds).