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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Český Krumlov Day Trip from Prague: Castle & Medieval TownYou're picked up at your Prague hotel and driven 175 km to Český Krumlov, where you walk through a five-courtyard castle with a guide, stop for lunch at a medieval restaurant, then have free time to explore the Old Town on your own. The whole day — drive, castle, town, return — is organized; you just show up and follow along, or wander off on your own once you're there.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Český Krumlov without arranging transport, navigating the drive yourself, or timing the castle visit — the pickup, route, and guide handle all three, which is what makes a full day trip possible from Prague without the logistics.
Prague: Oldtimer Convertible City Tour with Hotel PickupYou’ll ride through Prague in a vintage convertible with a local guide who shares stories as you pass landmarks like Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and Old Town Square. Expect photo stops, laughter over Czech words, and small surprises along the way—all with hotel pickup included. It’s not just sightseeing; it feels like slipping into someone else’s favorite memories.
Prague: Communism Walking Tour & Nuclear Bunker LunchYou’ll walk through Prague’s communist history with a local guide who brings stories to life right where they happened. Taste lunch in a retro 70s canteen (Kofola is a must-try), then descend into an authentic Cold War nuclear bunker—entry included. Expect moments that stick with you long after you’re back outside.
Prague: Old Town, Charles Bridge & Jewish Quarter Walking TourYou’ll walk Prague’s Old Town with a local guide, hear stories beneath centuries-old arches, watch the Astronomical Clock strike, cross Charles Bridge as boats drift by below, and pause at John Lennon Wall’s riot of color. Expect laughter, small surprises, and those odd silences that make you realize you’re somewhere special.
Prague: Museum of Senses Entry Ticket & Interactive RoomsYou’ll step straight from Prague’s busy streets into a playful world where your senses are constantly challenged—walking over nail beds, wobbling through spinning tunnels, and laughing at optical illusions alongside locals. With instant entry and free wifi included, you can explore every quirky exhibit at your own pace—just be ready for surprises that stick with you after you leave.
Prague: WWII Underground Cellars & Operation Anthropoid CryptYou’ll walk Prague’s streets with a local guide who brings WWII stories to life—from secret resistance flats to medieval cellars used as bomb shelters. See rare artifacts up close and descend into the crypt beneath Saints Cyril and Methodius Cathedral, where Operation Anthropoid’s final moments echo quietly. It’s not just history—it feels personal by the end.
Prague Food & Beer Tour: Brewery Boat, Café Louvre, Jewish QuarterYou’ll float down the Vltava sipping fresh microbrews on a brewery boat before wandering Old Town’s narrow streets for kolaches and gingerbread straight from local bakers. Stories from your guide bring Prague’s Jewish Quarter alive, then you’ll settle in for classic svíčková at Café Louvre and finish with warm strudel. It’s food as memory—you’ll carry those flavors home.
Prague: Castle, Old Town & River Cruise with Lunch & PickupYou’ll walk Prague’s castle courtyards with a local guide, cross storied bridges, share laughs over traditional Czech lunch in a medieval tavern, and drift along the Vltava River seeing city spires from new angles. Expect real stories, small surprises—and maybe a moment or two that lingers long after you leave.
Prague Old Town, New Town & Jewish Quarter: 3-Hour Morning WalkYou walk through Prague's Old Town, New Town and Jewish Quarter with a licensed guide over three hours, starting at Wenceslas Square and ending at the Astronomical Clock. The route includes the Franciscan Garden, Church of Our Lady of the Snows, Estates Theatre, Charles University, Powder Tower, Municipal House, Spanish Synagogue, Old New Synagogue, the Jewish Cemetery and Old Town Square. Your guide explains the history of each stop and the city's architecture. The tour operates in all weather and is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main sights of Prague's Old Town, New Town and Jewish Quarter covered in one morning walk with a guide who knows the stories behind each building—the fixed three-hour route means you don't have to plan the stops or timing yourself.
Prague: EBike City Tour with 7 Panoramic Views & Art StopsYou’ll ride an eBike across seven of Prague’s neighborhoods, pausing for sweeping views you won’t find on foot. Expect local stories from your guide, stops at Letná Park’s beer garden and the Lennon Wall, plus tips for what to do next in Prague. It’s an easy way to get your bearings — and maybe even feel like you belong here for an afternoon.
Prague: Electric Trike City Tour, Castle Views & John Lennon WallYou’ll ride an electric trike through Prague’s winding lanes and up into parks with castle views, guided by locals who know every shortcut and story. Expect hands-on training before you go, plenty of photo stops (even if you miss half of them), time at the Lennon Wall, and a few laughs along the way. It’s all about feeling Prague’s energy up close.
Pilsner Urquell Experience Prague: 3 Beer TastingsThe Pilsner Urquell Experience is an immersive tour in a heritage-protected 1902 building on Wenceslas Square in Prague, where you taste three beers while walking through the 180-year history of the world's first golden lager. The tour uses video mapping, light shows, projection and sensory effects to show how pilsner was created and brewed. It runs about an hour to an hour and a half and includes a 360° game hall and a beer hall upstairs where tapsters pour your tastings.Is it for me?The immersive setup with video mapping, light shows and sensory effects built into the space itself is what sets this apart from a standard brewery tour -- you're not just learning about pilsner, you're walking through the story as it unfolds around you, which is why the three tastings land differently than they would in a bar.
Prague City to Airport: Private Transfer with Wi-Fi & WaterYou’ll get picked up straight from your hotel or apartment in Prague by a friendly local driver who’ll help with your luggage and make sure you’re comfortable. Enjoy chilled water, free Wi-Fi for those last messages, and an air-conditioned ride through the city — no stress over public transport or taxi lines. It’s an easy way to leave Prague feeling looked after.
Prague: Magic School Escape Game & Interactive Wizard QuestYou’ll step into a hidden corner of Prague and find yourself wielding real magic wands alongside friends as you tackle clever puzzles and talkative paintings. Guided by a local game master, you’ll laugh (sometimes at yourself), listen for clues in unexpected places, and discover what your team can do together—maybe even surprise yourself along the way.
Prague: Hidden Bike Tour, Vyšehrad Castle & WWII StoriesYou’ll cycle through Prague’s quieter corners with a local guide, passing riverside paths, modern landmarks like the Dancing House, and WWII sites tied to Heydrich’s story. Cross bridges most visitors miss before reaching Vyšehrad Castle and its national cemetery—expect laughter, unexpected views, and moments that linger long after you return your bike.
Prague: Private City Tour with Castle, Old Town & Car OptionYou’ll walk or drive through Prague’s winding streets with a local guide, cross Charles Bridge as musicians play nearby, explore Prague Castle and St. Vitus Cathedral’s echoing halls, and pause at places where history feels close enough to touch. The tour moves fast but leaves you with moments you’ll keep replaying long after.
Kutná Hora & Sedlec Ossuary Day Trip by Train from PragueYou’ll ride the train from Prague to Kutná Hora with a local guide, step quietly into Sedlec Ossuary’s bone-filled chapel, wander medieval lanes in the UNESCO-listed old town, and gaze up at St Barbara’s soaring Gothic arches. Expect small surprises—like local stories or unexpected laughter—that linger long after you’re back in Prague.
Prague Old Town: Night Ghost Stories & Legends Walking TourYou’ll wander Prague’s Old Town after dark with a local storyteller leading you through winding alleys, past medieval courtyards and centuries-old synagogues. Hear legends like the Golem outside historic sites, pause at eerie cemeteries, and share real laughter (and maybe goosebumps) as you explore Prague’s darker side together.
Prague First Night Food Tour: 4 Local Spots & BeerYou meet at the Municipal House in Old Town and move between four Czech-owned restaurants with a local guide who knows where tourists shouldn't go. You taste beef with dumplings, goulash, and desserts, drink four beers or wines, and finish with specialty coffee and ice cream. Groups stay small, portions are generous, and by the end you know enough about Prague to navigate it alone the next day.Is it for me?Book this if you've just landed and want to eat well your first night without figuring out where to go or what to order — the guide handles the navigation and the menu, which is what lets you actually taste the city instead of spending the evening planning tomorrow.
Prague Food Tour: 10 Tastings & Astronomical Clock with LocalsYou taste your way through Prague's Old Town with George or Leona, two locals who've been running this tour since 2014. Ten tastings and six drinks arrive with the stories behind them—the history of the Astronomical Clock, why Czech beer is what it is, what people actually ate here. Lunch is included, as is a map to come back to the places you liked.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Prague's history without planning stops yourself—the guides know where to go and what to order, which turns a food tour into a conversation about the city instead of a checklist.
