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: Charles Bridge & Old Town Bike Tour, Small GroupsYou cycle through Prague's main sights — Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, the Dancing House, and the Jewish Quarter — at an easy pace with no hills. A wireless headset keeps you connected to the guide's stories, and the small-group format means you're not racing through crowds. The tour includes bike rental, helmet, and a rain poncho, and wraps in 2.5 hours with one break for drinks and a restroom.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Prague's main sights in one morning or afternoon without planning a route or navigating yourself — the small-group format and flat route mean you move at a pace where you're actually looking around, not rushing or struggling with hills.
Terezin: In-Depth Jewish History Tour with Holocaust EducatorYou’ll walk through Terezin Memorial with an expert guide who shares survivor stories and original testimonies. See preserved art in Magdeburg Barracks, pause at the Jewish Cemetery and Small Fortress, and travel door-to-door from Prague in a small group. This is a day trip that stays with you long after you leave.
Pedalo Prague: Pedal the Vltava past Charles BridgeYou pedal a floating beer bike down the Vltava River while a barkeeper keeps unlimited Czech beer flowing. Charles Bridge and Prague Castle pass by at water level as your group sets the pace over two to three hours. Includes the cycle boat, all drinks, and pizza if needed — no separate entry fees or transport to arrange.Is it for me?Book this if your group wants to see Prague's main sights without walking tours or separate entry fees, and you're comfortable pedaling together for a few hours — the pedaling is what makes the whole thing work, and it's also what keeps the experience social and memorable instead of passive.
Prague Airport to City Centre: Private Transfer with Flight TrackingYou get picked up at the airport with your flight tracked in advance, so delays don't trigger extra fees or panic. A fixed-price transfer in a private car with an English-speaking driver takes you to central Prague in roughly thirty to forty minutes, depending on traffic. Bottled water, luggage help, and all taxes are included — you pay nothing more when you arrive.Is it for me?Right for travelers landing at Prague airport without a car or the energy to navigate public transport after a flight. The fixed price and flight tracking remove the usual friction of airport transfers — you know the cost upfront and the driver adjusts if you're late, so the journey from tarmac to your hotel is one less thing to manage.
Prague: Private Half-Day Tour by Car or Foot with PickupYou’ll wander cobbled lanes around Old Town Square and cross Charles Bridge with a local guide who knows every shortcut—and story. See St. Vitus Cathedral light up at Prague Castle, taste monastery beer if you like, and let someone else handle transport between highlights. This private tour leaves space for questions—and surprise moments you’ll remember long after.
Terezín Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague with EntryYou travel by public train from Prague to Terezín, spend the day walking through the memorial cemetery, crematorium, morgue, barracks, and museum with a guide who contextualizes each space, and return by train the same evening. Entry fees and round-trip transport are included; you'll need moderate fitness for walking and should plan for a full day of emotionally demanding content.Is it for me?This tour is for anyone who wants to understand this chapter of history directly, with a guide who contextualizes each space — the logistics and entry fees are handled, so you can focus on what you're learning rather than on arranging transport or tickets yourself.
Prague: Beer Bath & Unlimited Bernard Beer SpaYou soak in a private beer tub for thirty minutes while drinking unlimited Bernard beer, then rest on a heated bed for another thirty. The experience includes Czech snacks and a souvenir bottle; add a twenty-minute massage if you want deeper muscle work. Plan for about an hour, or ninety minutes with the massage, and skip the shower afterward to let the treatment set.Is it for me?Right for travelers curious about Czech wellness traditions and willing to try something genuinely unusual. The hour-long soak is passive and meditative—no fitness required—though the cardiovascular caution means checking in with staff if you have heart concerns.
Prague Food Tour: 5 Local Eateries & Czech Beer TastingYou visit five local Prague restaurants in one afternoon and evening, eating Svíčková, Knedlík, Klobása, Koláč, and finishing with Czech beer and Becherovka. Lunch and dinner are included, your guide explains the tradition behind each dish, and the small-group format means you're actually sitting down to eat, not rushing through a checklist. Book this if you want to eat what Praguers eat without arranging five separate reservations.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what locals eat without arranging five separate reservations or navigating menus in Czech—the small-group format and fixed stops mean you sit down and actually taste the food instead of rushing through a checklist.
Prague Castle: St. Vitus & Golden Lane Small Group TourYou visit four major sites inside Prague Castle—the Cathedral with its famous treasures, the Old Royal Palace with its political history, St. George's Basilica with its Romanesque architecture, and Golden Lane with its lived-in rooms—all with entry tickets included and a local guide who knows the stories behind each one. The group stays under twelve people, so the pace is yours to set.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Castle's main interiors without buying tickets separately or navigating the gates alone—the small group size and included entry mean you spend your time looking, not queuing or figuring out logistics.
Prague to Terezin & Bohemian Switzerland: Day Trip with BasteiYou’ll travel from Prague with a small group and local guide, feeling both the gravity of Terezín Memorial and the fresh air among Bohemian Switzerland’s sandstone cliffs. Lunch is served in a village restaurant before crossing into Germany for panoramic views from Bastei Bridge. Expect moments of reflection—and maybe even laughter over lunch.
Prague Castle Side: Food & Beer Walking Tour with FoundersYou’ll wander Prague’s castle side with Jakub or Ondra—sharing monastery beers, sampling Czech dishes over lunch, and hearing stories that make old streets feel personal. From panoramic views at Bellavista to painting layers on the Lennon Wall, you’ll see both famous sights and quieter corners most tours skip. It’s relaxed, full of small surprises—and leaves you feeling like you’ve really met the city.
Prague Canoe Tour: Paddle Under Bridges & See the City WetYou paddle a canoe or paddleboard through central Prague under historic bridges, past castles and modern architecture, with a crew nearby for support and commentary. Expect to get wet—possibly soaked—and bring a sense of humor about it. The tour includes life vest, dry bag, lockers, water, and expert guidance, and runs only in good weather. You meet at Císařská louka Island after a short ferry ride from Výtoň station.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Prague from the water instead of the street and don't mind getting soaked in the process—the crew handles safety and navigation, so you just show up, paddle, and enjoy the view from a completely different angle.
Prague: Old Town, Charles Bridge & Castle Walking TourYou’ll start by meeting your guide in Prague’s Old Town before hearing legends beneath the Astronomical Clock. Walk across Charles Bridge with stories swirling around you, then ride the tram up to Prague Castle for sweeping city views. Expect laughs, unexpected details, and a sense of Prague that lingers after you leave.
Prague: Castle Complex & Viewpoints SCROOSER TourYou’ll ride a SCROOSER past Prague Castle and along riverside paths, stopping for views at Letná Park and Petřín Hill while your local guide shares stories only locals know. Scribble on the Lennon Wall and glide through parks most visitors never see up close—expect laughter, new perspectives, and maybe a little rain on your face.
Prague: Wine Tasting & Walking Tour at 4pmYou walk through Prague's old streets for ninety minutes with a guide who covers the city's history and Czech wine production, then spend an hour tasting local wines and eating cheese and ham in a traditional vinoteka. The minimum group size is four people, and the operator will confirm before your date if the booking falls short.Is it for me?Right for travelers with an evening free who want to understand Prague's layout and Czech wine culture without arranging their own route or tastings. The 4pm start means you keep your morning flexible, and the small group size — minimum four — keeps the pace conversational rather than rushed.
Prague Letná: Alternative bar tour with dinnerYou’ll join locals for craft beers in Prague’s Letná art district, play darts in a neighborhood bar, share burgers over stories, then dance late into the night at a steampunk club built from scrap metal. With your guide handling trams and taxis home, you’ll get swept up in real city life — moments you’ll remember long after your trip.
Bohemian & Saxon Switzerland: Private Day Trip with Pravcice Gate & Bastei BridgeYou’ll set out early from Prague for a private day trip through Bohemian & Saxon Switzerland—climbing up to Pravcice Gate’s sandstone arch, drifting by boat through Edmund Gorge, crossing into Germany for views from Bastei Bridge. With pickup included and a hearty local lunch along the way, you’ll feel both far away and right at home.
Elbe Canyon & Tisa Rocks: Day Trip from Prague with LunchYou’ll walk through narrow sandstone passages at Tisa Rocks (yes, where Narnia was filmed), cross into Germany for sweeping views from Bastei Bridge, and share stories over lunch with your local guide. With hotel pickup and everything sorted for you, it’s one of those day trips from Prague you’ll remember long after you’re home.
Prague: Trdelník Chimney Cake Making Workshop & TastingYou'll knead and shape dough, bake your trdelník on a wooden spit, choose a topping, and eat it warm with coffee. The whole workshop runs 60 minutes in a small group, and you leave with the pastry you made and a certificate. No experience required, and the location is walkable from central Prague.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to try something hands-on and leave Prague with a real memory, not just a photo. Sixty minutes is short enough to fit between other plans, and the workshop is central enough that getting there doesn't eat into your day.
Prague: Private Photoshoot at Charles Bridge & Old TownYou’ll wander Prague’s iconic streets with a local photographer who makes posing feel natural — think Charles Bridge at sunrise or hidden corners near Lennon Wall. Choose your own route or follow their favorites, get tips along the way, and receive 40+ high-res edited photos within days. These aren’t just snapshots; they’re memories you’ll actually want to look at again.
