Things to do in Czech Republic
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 Old Town: Medieval Underground & Dungeon TourYou walk through Old Town with a live guide, then descend into three separate medieval underground sites: a 12th-century Romanesque palace, 13th–14th-century merchant passages, and a dungeon with period instruments. All entry fees are included. The tour runs about two hours with stairs and narrow spaces, so plan for steady walking and low ceilings.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Prague's hidden medieval layers without arranging separate site visits or navigating narrow passages alone. Expect steady walking, stairs, and low ceilings — that's what makes accessing these underground chambers possible, and it's not suitable for anyone with claustrophobia, mobility issues, or serious heart conditions.
Shooting Range Prague: Fire legendary weapons indoorsShooting Range Prague is an indoor shooting activity in central Prague where you fire from a selection of pistols, rifles and shotguns under the guidance of a professional English-speaking instructor. The range sits downtown and is reachable by public transport. You choose your package at checkout — anywhere from three to ten weapons across the two-hour session — and all equipment, ammunition and instruction are included.Is it for me?Book this if you have a free afternoon in Prague and want to try shooting without arranging rentals or travel to an outdoor range — the central location and all-inclusive setup mean you walk in and fire, with no planning beyond choosing how many weapons you want to shoot.
3-Hour Prague Bike Tour: Charles Bridge, Old Town & Mala StranaA 3-hour guided bicycle tour of Prague's center with a live English or Dutch-speaking guide, covering Old Town, the Jewish Quarter, Wenceslas Square, Mala Strana and Charles Bridge. The tour includes a quality bike and helmet for each rider, with a break partway through at a local cafe in the lesser town. Children can ride in specialized seats or prams, and the pace is relaxed enough for moderate fitness levels.Is it for me?You ride the whole route yourself at a relaxed pace with a guide who handles the history and context—this suits anyone who wants to cover Prague's main sights without renting a car or navigating on foot, and it works for families with children in seats or strollers as long as someone in the group can pedal.
Prague: Charles Bridge, Castle & Vltava River Cruise with LunchYou walk Charles Bridge and explore Prague Castle with a local guide, ride a tram through the Lesser Quarter, wander the Jewish Quarter and Old Town Square, then sit down for traditional Czech lunch with one drink included. After eating, you board a wooden river boat for a 1-hour Vltava cruise with seasonal refreshments, and finish with free entry to the Charles Bridge Museum. The whole day is organized—no transport tickets to buy, no restaurant to find, no timing to figure out—and groups stay small, max 25 people.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to see Prague's major landmarks—Charles Bridge, the Castle, the Old Town—without arranging their own transport, finding a restaurant, or timing museum visits; the fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you move through the day without stopping to plan.
Bohemian & Saxon Switzerland Day Trip Prague: Sandstone Hikes & Bastei BridgeYou get picked up from your Prague hotel and driven to two national parks on the Czech-German border, where you choose between hiking to Europe's largest sandstone arch, floating a gondola boat through river gorges, or exploring both. Lunch at a regional restaurant with local beer is included, as are park fees, a licensed guide, and return transport to your hotel by evening. The group stays under eight people, so it moves faster than a standard tour bus.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland in one day without arranging your own transport, park tickets, and timing—the fixed itinerary and small group size (max 8 people) are what make two national parks fit into a single afternoon and evening.
Prague Food Tour: Karlin Tastings & Local Drinks with GuideYou’ll wander Prague’s Karlin district with a local guide, tasting everything from open sandwiches to dumplings—plus drinks at every stop (non-alcoholic options too). Expect laughter over mispronounced dishes, real stories behind each plate, and enough food that dinner plans are probably off. You might even leave feeling like you belong here for a second.
Bohemian & Saxon Switzerland from Prague: 2 countries, 1 dayA 10- to 12-hour guided tour from Prague into two national parks across the Czech-German border, visiting Pravcicka Gate (the continent's biggest natural sandstone arch), the Kamenice River gorge by small boat, and Bastei Bridge in Saxon Switzerland. The tour runs in a small group of up to eight travelers with an English-speaking local guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, a three-course lunch with local beer, and free hiking equipment. The operator provides extra minivan transport between the main attractions so you walk only the essential sections and have more time at each stop.Is it for me?Book this if you want minivan transport between three landmarks across two countries—you'll walk only the scenic sections and spend more time photographing each stop rather than hiking long stretches between attractions.
Prague Old Town: Ghosts & Legends Walking Tour NightYou’ll step into Prague’s shadowy Old Town with a local guide leading small groups through winding streets full of ghost stories and legends. Hear tales of lost souls near St. Agnes Convent, see spots tied to alchemists and executioners, and end beneath the lights of Old Town Square — it’ll stick with you long after.
Prague: Medieval Underground & Dungeon Ghost TourYou walk Prague's haunted Old Town and Jewish Ghetto by lantern light with a costumed guide, hearing documented histories of executions, the Inquisition, and the Golem legend. You descend into 13th-century medieval underground tunnels, meet a plague doctor, and enter a candlelit dungeon with actual torture and execution instruments on display. All entry fees are included, and the tour lasts roughly two hours with a small group.Is it for me?Book this if you want Prague's dark history told by someone who knows the stories and the spaces — the costumed guide and small-group format mean you're not herded through with fifty other people, and the medieval underground and dungeon are included rather than charged separately.
Prague: Cold War & Nuclear Bunker Tour with Wenceslas SquareYou walk through Prague's communist history starting at Wenceslas Square, visit the former secret police building, learn about the 1989 Velvet Revolution, then descend 84 steps into a real 1950s nuclear bunker buried 25 meters underground. The tour includes an English-speaking guide, public tram transport, museum entry, and a survival guide booklet. Plan for three hours total, with the bunker visit as the centerpiece.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want to understand Prague's Cold War history and see a real 1950s nuclear bunker without arranging transport or museum entry separately — the tram tickets and guide handle both, and the three-hour pace fits a single afternoon.
Prague: Historic Pub Crawl with Drinks & Local StoriesYou’ll wander Prague’s hidden lanes with a local guide, stopping at four historic pubs for drinks included at each spot. Expect laughter over wild city stories, photo-worthy corners near Charles Bridge, and maybe even new friends by the end—it’s less a tour than an evening you’ll remember.
Prague: Castle & Charles Bridge 3-Hour Walking TourYou get inside Prague Castle with a guide who explains what you're looking at, ride the tram up instead of climbing, and walk the route that connects the castle to Charles Bridge and the John Lennon Wall. The guide is licensed, the group stays small, and you skip the confusion of figuring out which castle buildings matter and in what order. Three hours, no entry tickets to buy separately.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Prague Castle and its role in the city's history rather than just walk through it, and who prefer not to navigate entry tickets and crowded routes alone. The three-hour pace means you cover the main sights without a full-day commitment, and the tram ride up saves the steep climb.
Prague: SCROOSER Tour & Castle, Old Town, Charles BridgeYou ride a SCROOSER through Prague's four districts, passing the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and the John Lennon Wall with a professional guide. The tour includes helmet, water, raincoat, and covers Old Town, Lesser Town, New Town, and the largest inhabited castle complex in the world. All fitness levels welcome; minimum age 15.Is it for me?This tour suits first-time visitors to Prague who want to see the main sights—Old Town, Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and the Jewish Quarter—without arranging transport or navigating on foot all day. The fixed route and professional guide take the planning off your hands, and the SCROOSER covers ground faster than walking while keeping you engaged with the city rather than locked in a bus.
Shooting range Prague: Widest gun selection, safety firstA shooting range activity in Prague where you fire handguns and rifles under instructor supervision, with safety briefing, protective equipment and ammunition included in your package. Participants under 18 need a parent or guardian present. Contact the range to confirm your exact date and time after booking — your reservation is not finalized until you do.Is it for me?Book a package that matches your group size and experience level, then contact the range to lock in your date and time — this direct confirmation is what finalizes your reservation and keeps the experience organized around your schedule. The range adjusts to work with families, friends or bachelor parties, so the package you pick is the one that fits your group, not the other way around.
Prague Castle: 2.5-Hour Walking Tour & Cathedral EntryYou walk from Charles Bridge up to Prague Castle with a local guide, entering St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace with Vladislav Hall, St. George's Basilica, and Golden Lane. All admission tickets and a tram ticket are included. The tour takes 2.5 hours and covers more than a thousand years of Prague's history in one morning or afternoon.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see the main Prague Castle buildings in one focused morning or afternoon without arranging separate tickets or navigating the complex on their own. The guide's knowledge of the history and the included admission to all four sites is what makes the 2.5 hours feel complete rather than rushed.
Prague Old Town: Private Walking Tour & Legends with LocalYou’ll wander Prague Old Town’s winding streets with a local guide, hear stories that bring centuries-old landmarks alive, stand beneath the Astronomical Clock as it chimes, and pause on Charles Bridge as evening colors settle over the river. Expect laughter, quiet moments, and glimpses of Prague most travelers miss.
Prague IAM Illusion Art Museum: Fast Pass & AR GuideYou get fast-pass entry to Prague's only museum dedicated to illusion and trick art, with an augmented reality app that works in 13 languages and Wi-Fi included. The exhibits are interactive and designed for photos, with original works by Czech and international artists. The city-centre location means no transport needed, and the fast pass skips the entry queue.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to skip the entry line and spend a couple of hours with art that's designed around being photographed and shared — the fast pass and included app are what make that frictionless.
Prague Airport Transfer: Private Car to City CenterYour driver meets you in arrivals and drives you straight to the city center in a private car—no shared shuttles, no taxi negotiation. The 25–40 minute transfer includes water, Wi-Fi, a pocket guide, and a voucher for a 4-hour city walking tour. You arrive at your hotel ready to rest or explore, depending on what you need.Is it for me?Right for travelers arriving at Prague airport without a rental car or the energy to navigate public transport after a flight. The fixed pickup in arrivals and straight route to your hotel means you can rest immediately instead of figuring out trams or haggling with taxi drivers.
Prague Jazz Boat Cruise: Live Concert & City ViewsYou’ll drift through Prague’s historic center on a 2.5-hour jazz boat cruise with live music sets—sometimes playful, sometimes mellow—plus an option for dinner onboard. Expect friendly faces at shared tables, city lights flickering on the river, and small moments that linger after you step back onto dry land.
Prague: E-Bike City Tour with Castle, Parks & Lennon WallYou’ll glide through Prague’s parks and historic streets on an e-bike with a local guide leading the way. Expect spontaneous stops for photos at Letná Park or coffee breaks if your group wants them. Feel free to ask questions or just soak in castle views and riverside air — it’s relaxed, not rushed.
