Prague: Segway Tour to Castle Views & Strahov Monastery Brewery

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Duration1h–4h

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Segway rides past villas, castle views and monastery beer in Prague

You’ll ride Segways through leafy parks above Prague, catch panoramic castle views most tourists miss, and end up sampling fresh craft beers at Strahov Monastery’s brewery. Expect laughs with your local guide, glimpses into fancy neighborhoods, and time to relax with your group over drinks — it’s more fun than polished.

1h–4h

Step-by-step itinerary

Segway tour to castle and brewery

Meet at the meeting point
Ride Segway through modern park
See views of Prague Castle
Visit Müller's Villa
Explore Roman Catholic Church
Discover local Beverly Hills area
Visit Strahov Monastery
Tour monastic brewery
Sample craft beers at brewery

The Experience

The first thing I noticed was the smell of linden trees as we zipped out of the minibus — not what I expected before a Segway tour in Prague. Our guide, Pavel, handed out helmets and cracked a joke about “Czech traffic jams” (meaning squirrels). I’d never been on a Segway before, so my first few minutes were wobbly, but he was patient. It felt odd at first, gliding along winding park paths with the city somewhere below us — you could hear distant bells and sometimes a dog barking from one of those fancy houses. The local “Beverly Hills” is full of modern villas that look almost too perfect. Pavel pointed out Müller’s Villa and said it’s a classic example of functionalism — I pretended to know what that meant.

We didn’t actually go inside Prague Castle (turns out Segways aren’t allowed there), but we stopped at this spot where you get a wide-open view of the whole complex. The roofs looked like burnt caramel in the sun. There was this moment where everything went quiet except for some birds — I still think about that view when I hear church bells now. After that, we rolled up toward Strahov Monastery, which has been around since the 12th century. It smells faintly of old wood and brewing hops when you get close to the brewery part — honestly, after all that riding, a cold beer tasted better than any souvenir.

I tried to order in Czech (“pivo prosím”) and probably butchered it because Li from our group laughed so hard she almost spilled hers. The brewery is busy but not crowded; mostly locals chatting over foamy glasses. We had time to just sit outside and let our legs recover while Pavel told stories about monks making beer centuries ago — apparently they still use some original recipes? Anyway, if you’re looking for a day trip in Prague that skips the crowds and gives you weirdly good views (plus craft beer), this Segway tour is worth it. Just don’t expect to look cool your first five minutes on one of those things.

What’s included

Your day includes unlimited water, coffee or tea at the office before heading out by minibus transfer to your starting point.
live guiding throughout.
all helmet sizes provided for safety.
plus time at Strahov Monastery Brewery where you can sample local craft beers before returning by minibus.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelers

Operated by Prague Segway Tours