Segway tour Prague Castle & Strahov Monastery: Ride through parks
You ride past Prague Castle without entering it, seeing the views from the outside instead.
A guided Segway tour of Prague that covers Prague Castle viewpoints, Müller's Villa, and Strahov Monastery, ending at a 15th-century monastic brewery for beer tasting. The tour runs outside downtown on park paths and residential streets, with a licensed English or Russian-speaking guide. A minibus transfers you from the office to the starting point and back. Choose between a 60-minute, 90-minute, or 180-minute private option depending on how much ground you want to cover.
Options for this experience
3 optionsStep-by-step itinerary
Segway tour of Prague highlights
- Meet at the meeting point
- Ride Segway through modern park
- See views of Prague Castle
- Visit Müller's Villa
- Explore local Beverly Hills area
- View 19th century Roman Catholic Church
- Visit Strahov Monastery
- Tour monastic brewery
- Sample craft beers at brewery
- Prague Castle 15m
- Strahov Monastery 5m
What’s included
- Segway and helmet.
- live guide in English or Russian.
- minibus transfer from office to starting point and back.
- training session.
- unlimited water, coffee and tea at the office.
- brewery tasting at Strahov Monastery (beer and ale selection available).
Times
- Monday to Friday 09:30 12:00 15:00 17:30
- Saturday and Sunday 09:30 15:00 17:30
Before you book
Operated by Prague Segway Tours
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The experience
You meet at the office, where helmets in all sizes are provided and you get a training session before heading out. A minibus takes you and the group to the starting point, then the riding begins through parks with winding paths: the kind of terrain where a Segway handles better than walking. The tour passes through Prague's residential areas, including the neighborhood locals call their own "Beverly Hills" with its modern villas, before you reach viewpoints of Prague Castle. The castle itself sits in a Segway-restricted zone, so you don't enter the complex, but the guide positions you at several spots where the views are strong enough to make the stop worthwhile.
From there, the route takes you to Müller's Villa and then to Strahov Monastery, founded in the 12th century. The real draw at the end is the monastic brewery attached to the monastery (a working operation since the 15th century), where you sample craft beers and ales. This is not a quick stop. It's built into the tour as a proper tasting, so you're not rushing through it. The whole experience avoids the downtown crowds that pile up at the major tourist sites, which matters if you're traveling with kids or just want a different angle on the city.
The tour runs on a schedule you pick at checkout: 60 minutes covers the essentials, 90 minutes adds more of the residential areas and brewery time, and 180 minutes is a private option that lets you set the pace. Transfer time and the training session don't count toward the tour duration, so plan an extra 20 to 30 minutes for the whole outing. Water, coffee and tea are unlimited at the office before and after you ride.
Is this one for you?The 60-minute tour works if you want a quick taste of the Segway experience and the Prague Castle views without a long commitment. The 90-minute option gives you time to ride through the residential neighborhoods and spend real time at the brewery. Book the 180-minute private tour if you want to control the pace and see more of the parks and villas without the group moving on without you.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
In English, at 09:30, 12:00, 15:00 and 17:30. In Russian, at 09:30, 15:00 and 17:30.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (8 to 15 years). Children under 8 can't be included in the booking.
Do we actually go inside Prague Castle on this tour?
Prague Castle sits in a Segway-restricted zone, so the tour does not enter the complex. Instead, the guide takes you to viewpoints outside the castle where you see it from several angles and get the story of what you're looking at.
What happens at Strahov Monastery at the end?
Strahov Monastery has a working brewery dating to the 15th century, and the tour ends there with a beer and ale tasting. You're not just passing through. The brewery stop is part of the scheduled time, especially on the longer tour options.
How does the Segway training work before we start?
You get a training session at the office before the minibus takes you to the starting point. Helmets in all sizes are provided, and the training covers balance and steering so you're ready for the park paths and residential streets ahead.
Is this tour good for avoiding crowds in Prague?
Yes. The tour runs outside downtown on parks and residential areas, so you skip the lines and packed streets around the major tourist sites. It's especially popular with families and groups looking for a different way to see the city.
What's included in the tour price?
The Segway, helmet, training, minibus transfer from the office to the starting point and back, and a live guide in English or Russian are all included. Unlimited water, coffee and tea are available at the office. Beer and ale at the brewery are optional and paid separately.
Segway tour Prague Castle & Strahov Monastery: Ride through parks
1h–4h · EN +1
from US$ 60 per person
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