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: E-Bike Tour with Castle, Charles Bridge & Petrin TowerYou ride eight kilometers through Prague's historic core on an electric bike with a guide who knows which streets matter and why. The tour includes Prague Castle's hidden courtyards, the Charles Bridge from multiple angles, Old Town Square's Astronomical Clock, and hilltop views from Letná and Petrin. Small groups (maximum eight riders) mean the pace stays steady and the guide can actually talk without shouting. You're back in under four hours, dry, and you've seen the city the way locals move through it — not on foot, not in a car, but on a bike that does the climbing for you.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to cover Prague's main landmarks without walking uphill or navigating crowds on foot. The e-bike motor means the tour works for mixed fitness levels and ages, though children need an adult along. Expect to be out for a few hours and moving steadily between stops — it's not a leisurely ride, but it's not a race either.
Prague Castle: 3-Hour Private Walking Tour & St. VitusYou get a private guide who walks you through the world's largest castle complex in three hours, including entry to Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral where Bohemian kings were crowned, the Old Royal Palace, Golden Lane, St. George's Basilica dating to the 10th century, and the medieval Daliborka tower. The guide handles the route and the stories; you just show up at the main entrance.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the major Prague Castle highlights without arranging entry separately or navigating the complex alone — the private guide and included entry mean you skip the gate line and move through the rooms knowing what you're looking at.
Prague: EBike & eScooter Tour with Castle Views & MonasteryYou’ll glide past painted walls and along quiet riverside paths, climb easy hills on an eBike or scooter, and pause for stories at Strahov Monastery and Prague Castle. Feel Prague’s energy in your hands—and maybe laugh at yourself if you wobble once or twice. It’s not about riding fast; it’s about seeing this city breathe around you.
Prague: Segway & E-Scooter Grand City Tour with PickupYou’ll ride e-scooters and Segways through Prague’s parks and old streets with a local guide, stopping at Prague Castle, John Lennon Wall, and Charles Bridge. Expect small surprises: city scents in Letná Park, laughter learning Segways in Ladronka, stories from your guide along the way — plus hotel pickup so you don’t stress about finding the start.
Prague Old Town: Walking Tour with Jewish Quarter & Charles BridgeYou’ll follow winding cobbled streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut, cross Charles Bridge as morning light hits the river, pause in silent courtyards of Prague’s Jewish Quarter, and end up beneath the Astronomical Clock just as it comes alive. Expect honest stories, laughter over mispronounced Czech words, and small moments you’ll remember long after.
Prague Castle Night Tour: Alchemy, Legends & Golden LaneYou’ll wander Prague’s Old Town after dark, hear legends of alchemists and golems from a local guide, cross Charles Bridge at twilight, then explore Prague Castle and Golden Lane without crowds. Expect quiet moments, odd stories, unexpected laughter — and maybe a new way of seeing this city’s mysteries.
Prague: WWII & Operation Anthropoid Walking TourYou’ll walk through Prague’s Old Town with a local guide who brings WWII stories to life—from scarred squares to secret hideouts and the haunting crypt at SS. Cyril and Methodius Cathedral. Expect honest history, surprising details, and time to reflect in places most visitors miss.
Prague to Bastei Bridge & Pravcice Gate: Day Trip with LunchYou’ll cross borders without even noticing as you walk Bastei Bridge above the Elbe and hike to Pravcice Gate’s sandstone arch. Expect real conversation with your local guide, a hearty Czech lunch at a family spot, and moments of quiet awe you might not see coming.
Prague: Food Tour with Tastings & Local Chefs in Malá StranaYou’ll wander Malá Strana with a small group and taste Czech food you probably can’t pronounce (yet). Expect stories from local chefs, pours of wine or beer in cozy bars, and plenty of laughs with your guide. By the end, you’ll know where to eat next time — or at least how to order dessert without blushing.
Prague: NaFilM National Film Museum Skip-the-Line TicketYou’ll step straight into Prague’s NaFilM Museum with skip-the-line entry and dive into hands-on film history—recording sound effects, making your own short movie, and chatting with friendly guides. Expect laughter, unexpected discoveries, and maybe even a new appreciation for old projectors.
Prague: Bastei Bridge & Pravcice Gate Hike with Boat GorgeYou're picked up from central Prague and driven to the Bastei Bridge in Germany, then hike to Pravcice Gate — Europe's largest sandstone arch — in the Czech side of the national park. Lunch with one meal and drink is included, plus a boat ride through the Wild Gorge if you're traveling April through October. The hike totals 8 miles across the day in manageable sections, and you're back in Prague by evening. Bring your passport or ID for the German border.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Prague who want to see both the German and Czech sides of the national park without arranging transport or park tickets themselves. Plan for a full day out — roughly 8 hours including the two-hour drive each way — which is what makes fitting the Bastei Bridge, the arch hike, lunch and the gorge boat into one trip possible.
Prague Old Town & Jewish Quarter: Small Group Walking TourYou’ll walk through Prague’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter with a small group (never more than six), guided by a British expat who knows every alleyway. Expect personal stories, local tips on food like chimney cake, quiet moments at synagogues, and those odd little details that stick with you long after you leave.
Prague Castle & Charles Bridge Tour: 3 hours, small groupYou take tram 22 to the castle's doorstep, then walk with a licensed guide through Strahov Monastery, the Castle District's hidden courtyards, and St. Vitus Cathedral. The tour covers over a thousand years of Prague's history—from medieval manuscripts to the presidential office—and ends with views that explain why the castle sits where it does. Plan for a few hours of steady walking, and bring a tram ticket (or use an existing pass).Is it for me?A good fit if you want the castle and monastery without arranging your own route through Prague's hills—tram 22 handles the climb, and the guide handles the history. Expect a few hours of walking through courtyards and narrow streets; that's what lets you see the details most visitors miss.
Prague: Vltava Boat Party & Epic Nightclub EntryYou board a sunset cruise on the Vltava with a welcome shot and DJ entertainment, passing Charles Bridge and Prague Castle as the city lights come on. After the boat docks, you head straight into Epic nightclub with included entry, dancing until early morning without arranging a separate venue or paying a cover charge.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full night out in Prague without planning two separate venues or paying separate cover charges — the boat and the club are one package, which is what makes it possible to go from sunset views to dancing until dawn without stopping to figure out what's next.
Prague Castle Walking Tour: Courtyards, Golden Lane & Changing of GuardYou’ll join a tip-based walking tour through Prague Castle’s four courtyards, watch the Changing of the Guard with live music (if you pick 11am), wander Golden Lane and see Kafka’s house, and hear stories from a certified local guide who keeps things honest—and sometimes funny. Expect moments that stick with you long after you leave.
Prague: Bohemian Switzerland Day Trip with Pravčická Gate & BasteiYou're picked up at your Prague hotel and driven two hours north to Bohemian Switzerland National Park, where you hike through Tisá Rocks, walk to Pravčická Gate (with guaranteed weekday access), eat a traditional Czech lunch, and finish at Bastei Bridge overlooking the Elbe canyon. Hiking gear, water, and snacks are included throughout the 10–12 hour day, and the small-group format means you move at a human pace without the weekend crowds.Is it for me?Book this if you want the three main Bohemian Switzerland landmarks in a single day without arranging transport, entry, timing, or winter-season closures yourself—the VIP weekday access to Pravčická Gate is what makes that possible. Moderate fitness and comfortable walking shoes are required; the small-group format and provided hiking gear handle the rest.
Prague to Budapest: Lednice Palace, Bratislava & Győr Day TripYou’ll trade an ordinary transfer for a day full of real moments: walking Lednice’s gardens with fresh air on your face, tasting Slovak food in Bratislava’s lively center, hearing stories echo through Győr’s old streets. With hotel pickup and drop-off included, you’ll arrive in Budapest feeling like you’ve already started your adventure.
Prague: Night Walking Tour with Castle & Charles BridgeYou’ll walk Prague’s winding streets after dark with a local guide who shares stories you won’t find in guidebooks. See Prague Castle glowing above the city, cross Charles Bridge without crowds, pause at Kampa Island’s sculptures and Lennon Wall’s graffiti layers — all while soaking up that moody nighttime energy only Prague has.
Prague: Private City Highlights Tour & Czech Café StopYou’ll wander Prague’s Old Town and cross Charles Bridge with a local guide who knows all the quirks behind each landmark. Pause for coffee and homemade cake at a tucked-away Czech café before climbing toward Prague Castle’s sweeping views. Expect laughter, odd facts, city sounds — and maybe a new favorite snack.
Prague: Segway Tour to Castle Views & Strahov Monastery BreweryYou’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.
