Things to do in Prague
Boat Ride Prague12 optionsCity Sightseeing Prague17 optionsPrague Walking Tour137 optionsPrague Castle Tour38 optionsDay Trips from Prague12 optionsBeer Tour Prague28 optionsPrague Underground Tour7 optionsPrague Airport Transfer28 optionsPrague Segway Tour12 optionsBike Tour Prague25 optionsPrague Nightlife Tour15 optionsPrague Food Tour59 options
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Prague Craft Beer Tour: 3 microbreweries, local guideA Prague craft beer tour with a local beer sommelier visiting three microbreweries over 3.5 hours, including six different Czech ales and lagers paired with three traditional pub meals. Small groups stay under 14 people, and the guide speaks English, Spanish, French, Czech and two other languages. Minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Skip the tourist beer halls and discover what actually sets Czech brewing apart—straight from someone who makes it themselves.
Prague Black Light Mini Golf: 18 Holes & Czech LandmarksYou get 18 holes of black light mini golf inspired by Prague's landmarks, plus access to additional games like Jenga and Pukec. The venue is steps from Old Town Square in the heart of downtown, open daily from 10am–10pm, and stays open rain or shine. WiFi is included, and you can spend as long as you want playing.Is it for me?Good for anyone with an hour or two in Prague's Old Town who wants something different from the usual museum circuit—the downtown location means you don't lose time traveling, and the black light setup makes it feel less like a tourist activity and more like stumbling onto something the city built for itself.
Prague Christmas Markets Tour: Cookies, Mulled Wine & Local StoriesYou’ll walk Prague’s festive streets with a local guide, tasting traditional Czech Christmas cookies and sipping mulled wine at lively markets—from Old Town Square to cozy neighborhood spots. Hear quirky stories about Czech holiday traditions and browse handmade crafts while soaking up real local spirit. Expect laughter, warmth, and memories that linger long after you’ve left.
Wine Tasting in Krizikova: 25+ Wines, Self-Guided or GuidedA 2-hour wine tasting in a historical cellar in Krizikova where you load a chip card with CZK 900 credit and use wine machines to pour small samples from a rotating selection of 64 wines. A sommelier is available to guide you through the list or answer questions, or you can taste independently with just the wine descriptions provided. Most visitors try 25 or more wines across all key styles and regions.Is it for me?This is a self-guided tasting, so you control the pace and which wines you try—ideal if you want to explore on your own terms rather than follow a set order. If you prefer someone to walk you through the wines and explain each one, the sommelier is there to do that instead; just let them know when you arrive.
Electric Bike Tour Prague: Riverfront, Letná Park & Castle LoopYou’ll glide through Prague’s best spots—from riverside paths to hilltop parks—with an easy-to-ride e-bike and a guide who knows all the shortcuts and stories. It’s a fun way to see famous sights plus quirky local gems without feeling rushed or tired.
Prague: Food tour with local guide & 10 tastingsYou’ll taste your way through Prague with a local guide by your side — sampling fresh pastries at an independent bakery, savoring smoked cheese at the farmer’s market, trying open sandwiches and sausage, then ending up in a park overlooking the castle with traditional cake and beer. It’s more than just eating; it’s sharing stories you’ll remember long after you leave.
Prague: Wine Tasting Walking Tour & Local Vineyard HistoryYou walk through Prague's Old Town with a guide who explains why the city earned its wine reputation, then taste five local wines in a historic wine bar. The selection changes seasonally, the group stays small, and the whole experience takes 2.5 hours. Book with at least one other person, and you're set.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Prague's overlooked wine history and taste what the city actually produces, without spending the afternoon researching vineyards or hunting down a wine bar on your own.
Prague to Karlstejn Castle: Private Vintage Car TourYou’ll ride from Prague in a vintage convertible with your local driver, passing through changing countryside before exploring Karlstejn Castle’s quiet halls and gardens. There’s time for lunch at a local spot (menus are mostly Czech), plus stories from your guide along the way. Expect small surprises — like pastry smells or unexpected laughter — as much as history.
Prague: Segway Tour & Strahov Brewery Beer TastingYou'll glide through Prague's hillside neighborhoods on a guided Segway tour, visit the 12th-century Strahov Monastery with its 600-year-old brewery, and see Prague Castle from panoramic viewpoints without fighting downtown crowds. The 2-hour tour includes the monastery; the 3-hour private option adds Břevnov Monastery and a beer tasting. Safety training and all gear are provided, and the route avoids the restricted old town center entirely.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover Prague's hilltop landmarks and monasteries without the downtown crowds or the walking—the Segway does the legwork and the guide handles the timing, so you just show up and ride.
Private Prague Food Tour with Local Guide & Authentic MealsIf you want to eat like a local in Prague and hear real stories from someone who lives here, this tour is for you. You’ll taste classic Czech dishes, sip local beers, and discover hidden places you’d never find on your own—all while hanging out with a friendly guide who knows every shortcut and secret menu item.
Prague: Karlstejn Castle Bike Tour & River PathsYou cycle 35 kilometers along two rivers through Czech countryside, stop for a traditional lunch, and tour Karlstejn Castle's exterior with an English-speaking guide. The bike, helmet, water bottle, and return train ticket are all included; e-bikes are available to reduce the pedaling effort. Groups stay small (maximum twelve), and the whole day runs in any weather.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Czech countryside and a medieval castle without arranging transport, a rental bike, or a train schedule yourself — the small group size and fixed itinerary mean you just show up and ride.
Lobkowicz Palace Prague: 22 Galleries & Audio GuideYou enter with a timed ticket and an audio guide, then spend as long as you want moving through 22 galleries of paintings, manuscripts, ceramics, and military artifacts spanning 600 years of European culture. The terrace at the end offers views across Prague with optional audio context. No guide, no group, no schedule—just you and the collection.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see major European artworks and historical pieces without a crowded group tour or fixed schedule—the audio guide and self-paced format mean you spend time only on what interests you.
Prague Communism & WW2 Electric Bike Tour with Museum EntryThis is your chance to explore Prague’s WWII and Communist past by electric bike, from secret SS sites to colorful street art and powerful memorials. Visit over 30 locations with a local guide who brings each story to life, enjoy free entry to the Museum of Communism, and finish with a Czech beer tasting in good company.
Prague: E-Bike & E-Scooter Tour with Castle & Charles BridgeYou ride an electric bike, scooter, or trike through Prague's historic districts with a guide who stops at Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Letná Park viewpoints, and Old Town Square. The vehicle does the climbing, so you cover more ground than walking and see the city from the hilltops. Helmet, safety training, water and guide photos are included. Tours run 30 minutes to 3 hours depending on what you want to see.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to cover Prague's main landmarks and viewpoints in one outing without the fatigue of climbing the city's steep cobblestone streets on foot. The electric motor and guide's route planning mean you see more in less time than a walking tour, and you can pick the vehicle that feels right for your balance and comfort level.
Prague: Vintage Mercedes Sightseeing Tour 90 MinutesYou travel through Prague in a private vintage Mercedes with a local driver who knows the city and points out the major landmarks — Charles Bridge, the Astronomical Clock, St. Nicholas Church, both historic synagogues, and the National Theatre — without the pace of a bus tour or the exhaustion of walking. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, the roof retracts if weather turns, and the whole thing takes 90 minutes.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Prague's main sights — Charles Bridge, the Astronomical Clock, the historic synagogues, St. Nicholas Church — without the pace of a group bus tour or the legwork of navigating on foot; the vintage car and local driver handle both the transport and the storytelling, so you just sit and absorb the city.
Prague: Vintage Mercedes City Tour & Astronomical ClockYou ride in a private vintage Mercedes for two hours, covering Prague's major landmarks—Astronomical Clock, Prague Castle, Old Town's synagogues, and Wenceslas Square—with hotel pickup, live English commentary, and prosecco included. The retractable roof handles weather, and the driver drops you at your request, so you see the city without arranging transport or entry fees yourself.Is it for me?Best for travelers with limited time who want to see Prague's main landmarks—Astronomical Clock, Prague Castle, Old Town—without arranging transport or entry logistics themselves; the two-hour window and private car mean you cover more ground than walking and skip the queue planning.
Prague: Operation Anthropoid Tour Shocking History & Private GuideYou’ll follow Operation Anthropoid’s trail across Prague with a local guide: descend into St. Cyril and Methodius’ crypt, stand at the assassination curve, and walk Lidice’s haunting meadows by private car. It’s a day trip that leaves you thoughtful long after you return.
Prague: Literary & History walking tour with local guideYou’ll walk Prague’s literary streets with a local guide who brings Kafka, Kundera, and resistance heroes to life. Expect stories in hidden corners, a pause inside the Heydrich crypt, river views most tourists miss, plus plenty of small details you’ll remember long after the tour ends.
Prague Airport to Hotel: Private Limousine Transfer 3+1A driver meets you by name at Prague airport arrivals and drives you directly to your hotel in a private, air-conditioned limousine. The 30-minute transfer includes bottled water, and the dispatch team is on call 24/7 if plans shift. No queuing, no language barrier, no haggling over fare.Is it for me?Book this if you land tired and want to skip the taxi queue, language negotiation, or figuring out public transport—the driver meets you by name and the price is set before you arrive, so the transfer is one less thing to think about.
Prague: National Museum & Astronomical Clock Audio TourYou get entry to the National Museum, a self-guided audioguide covering Old Town, the Astronomical Clock, Estates Theatre, and Wenceslas Square, plus an interactive map on your phone. The audioguide is available in eight languages and lets you move through Prague at your own rhythm instead of following a group schedule. Download it before you arrive, and you're ready to go the moment you land.Is it for me?Right for solo travelers or small groups who want to explore Prague's main landmarks without a fixed schedule or the pace of a guided group tour. The audioguide frees you to linger at the Astronomical Clock or skip ahead to Wenceslas Square depending on your mood and energy.
