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: 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.
Prague Old Town & Jewish Quarter Walking Tour HighlightsYou’ll walk Prague’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter with a local guide who brings centuries of stories to life. See the Astronomical Clock chime, wander among ancient gravestones in the Old Jewish Cemetery, and take in the colors of the Spanish Synagogue. Expect laughter, unexpected details, and moments that linger long after you leave these cobblestone streets.
Prague: Jewish Quarter Synagogues & Old Cemetery TourYou'll walk through five historic synagogues in Prague's Jewish Quarter, spend time in the layered Old Jewish Cemetery, and stand in front of the Pinkas Synagogue's Holocaust memorial where nearly 80,000 names are inscribed on the walls. Entry to all sites is included, and the guide provides context for each stop so the history becomes real, not just architecture. Plan for a few hours on foot through a compact, emotionally dense neighborhood.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Prague's Jewish history beyond a surface visit—the guide's context and the weight of the sites themselves make this more than a walking tour. Expect to spend several hours on foot through a compact, emotionally significant neighborhood, which is exactly what allows you to absorb the scale and depth of what happened here.
Prague Old Town Food & Beer Tour with Founders Jakub & OndraYou’ll walk Prague’s Old Town with locals who know every shortcut and story—taste real Czech food, sip fresh beer before noon, and hear legends in quiet courtyards. From crossing Charles Bridge to watching faces at the Astronomical Clock, this tour leaves you feeling like you’ve lived a slice of Prague life.
Prague: Private Walking Tour with Castle, Old Town & Charles BridgeYou’ll walk Prague’s cobbled streets with a local guide who shares both grand history and tiny secrets—from touching lucky spots on Charles Bridge to tasting something sweet you’d never find alone. Expect stories behind every corner, flexible pacing, hotel pickup if you want it—and leave with your own illustrated map plus memories that stick around longer than your photos.
Kutná Hora Day Trip from Prague: Train & Sedlec OssuaryYou travel by train from Prague to Kutná Hora with a private guide who handles pickup and all logistics. You walk through two cathedrals with Gothic and Baroque architecture, descend into a medieval silver mine in full gear (or tour royal palace rooms if that's not your thing), see the Sedlec Ossuary with its bone decorations, and eat lunch at a local restaurant. The 10-hour day ends back at Prague's main station, so no second transfer needed.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main medieval sites of Kutná Hora without arranging trains, tickets, or a restaurant reservation yourself — the private guide and fixed itinerary mean you show up at your hotel and the day unfolds on schedule.
Prague: Pilsner Urquell Beer Pouring Class & Tapster AcademyYou’ll step behind the bar in Prague for a hands-on Pilsner Urquell beer pouring class, learning three Czech styles from friendly tapsters. Taste each pour (yes, they really are different), laugh at your first attempts, and leave with your own named bottle plus a little certificate—maybe even a new favorite way to drink beer.
Prague: Old Town Pub Walk & Traditional Czech Dinner TourYou’ll wander Prague’s Old Town with a local guide, stopping at three different pubs for classic Czech beer and a traditional dinner. Hear stories you won’t find in guidebooks, taste dishes like svíčková, and get real tips on where locals hang out. By night’s end you’ll feel part of Prague’s everyday rhythm—maybe even pick up a word or two.
Prague: Plague Doctor Walking Tour & Dark History StoriesYou’ll walk Prague’s oldest streets with a real plague doctor as your guide, learning strange remedies and true stories from 1715. Expect laughter in unexpected places, quiet moments among medieval stones, and an ending at St. Agnes Convent—with a group photo to remember it all by.
Prague Airport Private Transfer from City HotelYou book online with your flight time and hotel address, receive instant confirmation, and a driver picks you up exactly three hours before departure. The transfer includes one suitcase and one carry-on per person, and the vehicle—car or minibus depending on group size—is private to your party. No waiting for shared shuttles, no haggling over the fare at the curb.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want a fixed price and no surprises getting to the airport — the driver meets you at your hotel and the pickup time is locked to your flight, which removes the guesswork and the negotiation at the curb.
Tandem Skydiving Prague: 60-Second Freefall ExperienceTandem skydiving in Prague pairs you with a certified instructor for a jump from 15,000 feet, including a 60-second freefall and the glide back to ground. Transport from Prague's city center, full safety briefing, gear and certificate are included; the whole experience runs 4 to 6 hours depending on weather and traffic. Minimum age is 18, and weight limit is 120 kg (surcharge applies above 95 kg).Is it for me?You get to freefall for a full minute and land where you started, which is only possible because the instructor handles all the technical flying—no skydiving license or prior experience needed, just show up at the Prague office and follow the briefing.
Prague Castle & Charles Bridge River CruiseYou start at Old Town Square, walk across Charles Bridge with time to make a wish at the St. John of Nepomuk statue, take a 45-minute river cruise with refreshments, then climb through Kampa Island and Malá Strana to Prague Castle. You'll see St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane, St. Nicholas Church, and the Lobkowicz Palace, with a local guide handling the history and timing so you don't have to.Is it for me?Pick this if you want the main Prague landmarks on the left bank of the river without arranging transport, tickets, or timing yourself — the fixed route and guide handle all three, which is what fits a castle visit and a river cruise into one afternoon.
Prague to Munich: Karlštejn Castle, Pilsen & Regensburg Day TripYou’ll travel from Prague to Munich with a local guide who brings castles and old towns to life along the way. Climb up to Karlštejn Castle in the morning mist, taste fresh Pilsner beer in lively Pilsen after exploring its brewery museum, then stroll Regensburg’s UNESCO-listed streets as evening falls over the Danube. Expect small surprises and real moments throughout.
Prague Castle: Skip-the-Line Entry & Vltava River CruiseYou arrive at Prague Castle without waiting in the entry queue, walk through St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica, and Golden Lane with a professional guide who explains what you're seeing. After the tour ends, you can board a one-hour Vltava River cruise at any of four daily departure times, watching the city's skyline from the water. Everything—transport, guide, entry fees, and the river cruise—is included, so you just show up and follow along.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Prague Castle rather than just photograph it, and you'd rather not navigate the entry lines, arrange transport, or figure out which rooms matter—the guide and the skip-the-line ticket take all three off your hands.
Prague: Old Town & Castle Walking Tour in German, Tram RideYou’ll wander from Wenceslas Square through Old Town’s winding streets with a German-speaking guide, pause beneath the Astronomical Clock as it chimes, stroll through the quieter Jewish Quarter, and cross Charles Bridge before riding the tram up to Prague Castle’s grand courtyards. Expect small surprises and real stories along the way—you’ll feel Prague’s layers under your feet.
Prague: Old Town & Castle Walking Tour with Local GuideYou walk Prague's main landmarks—Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, and the Jewish Town—with a certified local guide, at your group's pace. Hotel pickup is included, along with a surprise local treat and an illustrated architecture timeline. The route follows Rick Steves' recommended path, and your guide adjusts the itinerary if you want to linger or skip ahead.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Prague's main sights without the crowds of group tours, and who value a guide's local knowledge and flexible pacing. Expect a moderate walking pace across multiple neighborhoods; comfortable shoes and moderate fitness are needed.
Prague Spanish Synagogue: Classical Concert TicketYou sit in the Spanish Synagogue for sixty minutes while professional musicians perform classical, modern, and Jewish compositions in a room with perfect acoustics. You receive a printed English program, and the whole experience is built around what the architecture itself can deliver. No transport to arrange, no walking between sites — just music and the space it's meant for.Is it for me?Right for travelers in Prague who want to add something beyond the usual sightseeing — an hour of live classical music in one of the city's most architecturally striking rooms, with no logistics to manage beyond showing up on time.
Prague Black Light Mini Golf: 18 holes of neon Prague landmarksYou’ll step into Prague’s first black light mini golf for 18 holes surrounded by glowing city art, play extra games like Jenga or arcade classics, and enjoy two included drinks—Czech beer or cider if you want. It’s playful, social, and feels like you’re seeing a different side of the city for an afternoon or evening.
Prague: Bohemian & Saxon Switzerland Winter Hiking & Bastei BridgeYou're picked up from your Prague hotel and driven two hours into Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland National Park, where you hike to the Pravcicka Gate (VIP entry included, even on weekdays when it's normally closed), walk the Bastei Bridge, take a boat ride between sandstone cliffs, and eat lunch in a 1905 stone house with your choice of main course and drink. The minivan holds eight people maximum, your guide is local, and you're back in Prague by evening.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see the main highlights of two countries' worth of landscape in a single day without renting a car, navigating borders, or figuring out which sites are actually open in winter — the small group size and VIP gate access handle the logistics so you just show up and walk.
Prague Old Town & Jewish Quarter Walking Tour with GuideYou walk through Prague's Old Town and Jewish Quarter with a guide who knows the place, seeing Charles Bridge's 30 statues, the world's oldest Astronomical Clock, Kampa Island, and the John Lennon Wall without entering buildings or waiting in lines. Groups stay under six people, the pace is easy, and you pay a small reservation fee upfront plus whatever tip feels right at the end.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Prague's main Old Town and Jewish Quarter landmarks in one walk without arranging separate entry tickets or navigating on their own, and who prefer small groups over large tours — the 6-person limit and tip-based model mean you're not locked into a fixed price or a crowd.
