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: Street Art Walk, Underground Club & Creative SpacesYou’ll walk Prague’s backstreets with locals who grew up here—finding hidden murals, a graffiti-covered skatepark only insiders know, and an underground club built from scrap metal. Along the way you’ll get real stories behind the art (and maybe try saying “Žižkov” right). It’s less sightseeing, more living Prague as it is now—and you might just see yourself differently too.
Prague: Clock Tower Bar Crawl & Rooftop Club EntryYou start with two hours of open bar games at HANGOVER House, then hit 2-3 Prague bars with free welcome shots at each, finishing at Duplex or Epic rooftop club with guaranteed entry and no line. No cover charges or entry fees anywhere, and you leave whenever the night ends for you.Is it for me?Right for solo travelers and groups who want to meet people and skip the logistics of finding bars and getting past the door at Prague's biggest clubs — the crawl handles entry and momentum so you just show up and go.
Prague: Old Town, Astronomical Clock & Underground TourYou’ll walk winding streets from Charles Bridge through Prague’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter with two local guides, hear legends by candlelit synagogues, descend beneath Old Town Square into medieval cellars, and finish high above city rooftops in the tower—all in one afternoon that leaves more questions than answers.
Prague: Segway Park Ride & Strahov Stadium Views with PickupYou’ll glide through quiet parks on a Segway tour from Prague with hotel pickup included, learning local stories from your guide and stopping by places like Strahov Stadium and a working monastery brewery. Expect laughter over language attempts and real tips for food after you’re done riding — it’s more relaxed than you’d think.
Prague: Old Town & Jewish Quarter Walking Tour 2.5 HoursYou walk through Prague's medieval core with a certified guide, starting at the Rudolfinum and moving through Old Town Square to see the Astronomical Clock up close. The route includes the University of Carlos, Mozart's theatre, and the Jewish Quarter's Spanish Synagogue and Old Jewish Cemetery. The guide offers local tips at the end, and the whole thing takes 2.5 hours—short enough to do early in your stay, long enough to understand how the pieces fit together.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main landmarks of Prague's medieval center and Jewish Quarter covered in one morning without figuring out the route yourself—the guide's local tips at the end also save you from wasting time on the rest of your stay.
Prague: Museum of Fantastic Illusions Ticket & 150+ Interactive ExhibitsYou get entry to over 150 interactive optical illusion exhibits spread across the first floor of a gallery in central Prague, near Wenceslas Square. The museum is open daily from 9am to 9pm, easily reached by metro or tram, and designed for self-guided exploration at your own pace. Bring a charged camera and expect to spend one to two hours taking photos and testing your perception against impossible angles and trick paintings.Is it for me?Right for anyone in Prague who wants an indoor activity that works in any weather and doesn't require advance planning or a guide—you show up, walk in, and spend as long as you want exploring rooms full of visual tricks and photo opportunities.
Prague Beer Discovery: Czech Craft Beers & Hidden PubsYou walk through Prague's Old Town and New Town with a local Beer Sommelier, stopping at three hidden pubs to taste four craft beers and learn Czech beer culture and ordering etiquette. Public transport, a digital beer map, and wine or non-alcoholic alternatives at each stop are included. The evening ends with practical knowledge of where to drink well for the rest of your visit.Is it for me?Book this if you want to drink well in Prague without spending the night researching which pubs matter — the guide and the digital map do that work, and you leave knowing how to order like a local for the rest of your trip.
Prague: Czech Food Tour with 10 Tastings & Local SecretsYou walk through Prague's Lesser Quarter with a local guide, stopping at ten small spots to taste pickled sausage, soup, gingerbread, chlebíčky, craft beer, and wine—all the dishes tourists usually miss because they're eating at the places with the big signs. The guide adjusts for dietary needs in advance, and the pace is slow enough that three hours feels unhurried. Comfortable shoes and an empty stomach are the only real requirements.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way locals do without spending the morning researching restaurants or the afternoon in a tourist trap—the guide handles all three, and you just show up hungry with comfortable shoes.
Prague Jewish Quarter & Old Cemetery: 2.5-Hour Walking TourYou walk through five synagogues and descend into the Old Jewish Cemetery, where 12,000 tombstones are layered beneath your feet. A licensed expert guide tells the history of Josefov and the Jewish community across five centuries. All entrance fees and the guide are included; the tour lasts 2.5 hours and starts at Maiselova 5, near the Maisel Synagogue.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Prague's Jewish heritage in depth without piecing it together across multiple visits—the guide connects five centuries of history across five buildings in one morning, and all entry fees are already paid.
Prague: Trike-Harley Electric Tour with City ViewpointsYou’ll ride an electric trike through Prague with a local guide—no license needed—pausing for coffee or tea before exploring riverbanks, hills, and famous spots like Charles Bridge and Lennon Wall. Expect laughter during safety training, stories at every stop, and plenty of photo ops with city views that linger long after you’re home.
Prague: Old Town Hall Underground Tour & Hidden StreetsYou’ll step beneath Prague Old Town Hall into medieval tunnels with an expert local guide, walk along an original Romanesque street buried below today’s city, and explore Angel College’s mysterious underground rooms—all included. Expect cool stone walls, surprising stories, and a new sense of how Prague grew from the ground up.
Prague: Mozart Concert & 3-Course Dinner in Historic BallroomYou arrive at the Boccaccio Ballroom in Old Town Prague for an evening that mixes live Mozart with a three-course dinner. Two opera singers and five musicians perform three 20-minute sets in period costume, with courses served in the breaks between. A welcome drink is included, the dress code is smart casual, and you don't have to arrange transport or worry about finding a concert venue — it's all in one protected historical room that's been there longer than most of the city's tourists have been alive.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full evening of live classical music and dinner without arranging two separate reservations or navigating between venues — everything happens in one ballroom, which is what makes the pacing work and keeps the night feeling like a single experience rather than a checklist.
Prague Castle & Charles Bridge: 2-Hour Walking TourYou cross Charles Bridge, enter the world's largest medieval castle, and walk through centuries of Prague's history guided by someone who knows the hidden corners and the stories behind them. The tour lasts about 2 hours, includes your tram ticket, and ends with views back over the city from the castle gardens. An optional €18 add-on gets you inside St. Vitus Cathedral and the Old Royal Palace if you want more than exteriors.Is it for me?Pick this if you want the main Prague Castle sights and the stories behind them without arranging your own route or timing—the guide handles the navigation and the history, and your tram ticket is already sorted.
Prague to Terezin & Bohemian Switzerland Day TripYou’ll move from Prague’s city streets to Terezin’s sobering silence, pause for coffee in Litoměřice’s cozy cafés, then trade heavy history for fresh air among Bohemian Switzerland’s sandstone labyrinths. With local stories guiding each step and a hearty lunch included, expect moments that linger long after you’re back in Prague.
Prague: Charles Bridge Walk & Vltava River CruiseYou walk Charles Bridge and the surrounding neighborhoods with a local guide for roughly an hour, then board a small shared boat for a 45-minute cruise down the Vltava River and through Devil's Canal. The guide covers Prague's history and hidden corners on foot; the boat's audio commentary handles the river views. Snack, drink, and museum entry are included. Arrive 10 minutes early — late arrivals can't be refunded.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Charles Bridge and the surrounding neighborhoods before seeing them from the water, with transport, food and museum entry handled. The walking part is steady-paced through medieval streets, and the boat is the relaxing second half.
Prague: Private Winter Walking Tour & Castle with Personal GuideYou’ll stroll snowy streets with your own local guide, taste fresh gingerbread near Kafka’s museum, cross Charles Bridge as bells ring out, and wander Old Town Square’s market lights. This private winter walking tour includes flexible timing, hotel pickup if you want it, and all those small moments that make Prague feel personal—even if your boots get a little wet.
Prague: Charles Bridge, Castle & River Cruise Full DayYou walk Charles Bridge and Old Town's hidden streets with a local guide, then cruise the Vltava and Certovka canals for 45 minutes with a free drink and snack. After a lunch break, you spend two hours at Prague Castle exploring the grounds, cathedrals and palaces. The day runs 10am to 5pm, includes your tram ticket and boat ticket, and covers the main sights without the interior museum queues.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Prague's main sights — the bridge, old town, castle — without arranging transport, tickets, or timing between stops. The fixed schedule and local guide handle the logistics, leaving you to walk and listen instead of navigate.
Prague Old Town & Jewish Quarter: 2-Hour Walking TourYou get a licensed guide walking you through Prague's Old Town Square and the Jewish Quarter for two hours, seeing eight landmarks from the outside—the Astronomical Clock, four historic synagogues, the Old Jewish Cemetery, Paris Street and the Rudolfinum. The guide handles the history and timing, so you don't have to research or navigate alone. No entry fees to worry about; you're learning from the street, which is often where the best stories are anyway.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants the main Old Town and Jewish Quarter landmarks explained by someone who knows the real history, without arranging a guide separately or spending hours researching which synagogue is which. The two-hour window fits a morning or afternoon slot in a Prague visit, and the flat, accessible route works for most people.
Dresden & Bastei Bridge Day Trip with Christmas MarketsYou’ll cross sandstone bridges high above the Elbe canyon, share stories over hearty German lunch near Dresden, then lose yourself in Christmas lights and scents at Dresden’s famous markets—all with pickup from Prague and a local guide who feels more like a friend by sunset.
Prague Jewish Quarter: All Synagogues In-Depth TourYou’ll wander Prague’s Jewish Quarter with a small group and an expert guide who brings each synagogue—and every story—to life. Pause at gravestones in the Old Jewish Cemetery, stand quietly inside Pinkas Synagogue’s memorial walls, and let sunlight catch you off guard in the Spanish Synagogue. This tour leaves you changed in ways you might not expect.
