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[Korean Guide] Prague, Czech Republic Morning Walking Tour (Includes Prague Castle Interior)

Czechia-Prague
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Duration:4 hour(s) 30 min(s)
Guided language: Korean
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  • Explore all the key highlights, from Prague's representative landmark, Prague Castle, to the Old Town Square and Charles Bridge!
  • There is a big difference between seeing things without knowing and knowing them! Discover the stories hidden all over Prague.
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Falling in love with Prague takes only a day, or even just 4-5 hours! Join KKday to discover everything about the flower of Eastern Europe, the romantic city of Prague, Czech Republic!

First, shall we head to Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle in Europe and Prague's most famous landmark? You can enter the site to explore St. Vitus Cathedral with its 1,000-year history, St. George's Basilica, the oldest building in the castle complex, and Hradčany Square, home to the popular Prague Castle Starbucks. 

Afterward, Charles Bridge, the bridge connecting Prague Castle to the Old Town and offering picturesque views of the city, awaits you. Cross Charles Bridge toward the Old Town Square to see architectural landmarks like the Astronomical Clock Tower and soak in the medieval atmosphere! The Old Town Square, which hosts markets during Easter and Christmas, feels like a scene from a beautiful festival. If you time your visit right, you might even become the protagonist of that scene and create special memories. 

How about falling for the charms of Prague, Czech Republic, where romance overflows under the blue sky and red roofs?

  • Meeting Time: 08:50 am // Except Sunday at 10:00 am
  • Meeting Point: In front of the Marks & Spencer store at Wenceslas Square
  • Total Duration: Approximately 5 hours
  • Due to mass at St. Vitus Cathedral on Sundays, the meeting time will be at 10:00 am and the tour will conclude at 2:30 pm, with the order of the course subject to change. 
  • Itinerary Overview:
    📍 Explanation of the interiors of 4 buildings within Prague Castle, the city's representative landmark (includes entry and guided tour for all 4 buildings)
    📍 Charles Bridge, the iconic medieval bridge of Prague
    📍 Kampa Island, located under Charles Bridge and often called the Venice of Prague
    📍 The John Lennon Wall, a symbol of freedom for Czech youth
    + This tour isn't just on foot; you will also ride the iconic red tram—a symbol of Prague—and learn how to use it during the tour!


[Important Notes]

  • The meeting point is in front of the Marks & Spencer store at Wenceslas Square. When using Google Maps, please search for Václavské nám. 793/36, 110 00 Nové Město.
  • Wireless receivers will be provided individually. Please bring your own earphones. (Only standard wired earphones are compatible; Bluetooth or iPhone earphones cannot be used.)
  • Please prepare 450kc (Czech Koruna) for the Prague Castle entrance fee.
  • Please prepare 60kc for tram fare (for 2 rides). (If you have already purchased a 1-day pass, you do not need to buy separate tickets.)
  • Due to the nature of group tours, the meeting point and meeting time cannot be changed.
  • This tour requires a minimum of 4 participants to depart. If the minimum is not met, the schedule may be changed or the tour may be canceled with a refund.
  • The maximum capacity for the tour is 50 people.
  • Late arrivals will be considered a no-show and will not be eligible for a refund, so please be sure to arrive on time.
  • The tour applies to all participants regardless of age. 
  • Since the 2011 terrorist incident, passport and travel insurance checks are conducted frequently. Please be sure to carry them with you.
  • St. Vitus Cathedral may be closed without prior notice due to local circumstances, and the schedule may be subject to slight changes. 

Important Info

Reminders

  • Wireless receivers will be provided individually. Please bring your own earphones. (Standard earphones only / Bluetooth and iPhone earphones are not accepted)

  • Since the 2011 terrorist attacks, passport and travel insurance checks are being conducted frequently. Please be sure to bring them.

  • The schedule is subject to change due to local circumstances.

  • The meeting place is in front of the Marks & Spencer store at Wenceslas Square. If using Google Maps, please search for Václavské nám. 793/36, 110 00 Nové Město.

  • If you are late, a refund will be not possible due to a no-show on the day, so please be sure to arrive on time.

FAQ

1. Why is Charles Bridge in Prague so famous?

Charles Bridge is renowned for its historical significance and architectural splendor. Built in the 14th century, it was a crucial connection between Prague Castle and the Old Town, serving as a vital trade route. The bridge is adorned with 30 impressive Baroque statues of saints, creating a unique open-air gallery. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of Prague Castle and the Vltava River, particularly during sunrise or sunset, cementing its status as a quintessential symbol of the city's rich history.

2. What happens at Prague Castle at 12pm?

At 12:00 PM daily, the ceremonial Changing of the Guard takes place at Prague Castle in the First Courtyard. This includes a special fanfare and the symbolic exchange of flags. Visitors gather to observe the guards performing this traditional ritual, which adds a majestic and historical flair to the castle experience. It is a highly anticipated event for many tourists visiting the complex.

3. What are the typical admission and ticket options for visiting Prague Castle?

Prague Castle offers various admission circuits, each providing access to a selection of its significant buildings, such as St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica, and Golden Lane. Tickets are generally valid for a specified period, allowing one entry to each included site. This structured approach helps manage visitor flow and ensures a comprehensive experience. For convenient and secure ticket acquisition, many visitors choose to book through an online travel platform like KKday, benefiting from streamlined processes and often bundled services like guided tours that enhance the visit without the need to purchase individual tickets on arrival.

4. Can you walk to Prague Castle from Old Town?

Yes, walking from the Old Town to Prague Castle is a highly recommended and picturesque journey, typically taking about 20-30 minutes depending on your starting point and walking pace. A popular route involves crossing the iconic Charles Bridge, then ascending either the Old Castle Stairs (Staré zámecké schody) near the Malostranská metro station or winding through Nerudova Street in Lesser Town. Both paths provide charming views and a delightful introduction to Prague's historic neighborhoods before reaching the castle entrance.

5. What key attractions and experiences can visitors find on Charles Bridge?

On Charles Bridge, visitors can admire the impressive Baroque statues of saints lining its sides, each with its own story and significance. The bridge is a lively hub for local artists and vendors, offering unique souvenirs and artwork. Key experiences include touching the statue of St. John of Nepomuk for good luck, enjoying stunning panoramic views of Prague Castle and the Vltava River, and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere created by street performers and musicians. It's an ideal spot for photography and experiencing Prague's unique charm.

6. What are the main highlights and must-see sites within the Prague Castle complex, such as St. Vitus Cathedral?

Within the expansive Prague Castle complex, visitors should prioritize the awe-inspiring St. Vitus Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture featuring intricate stained-glass windows and royal tombs. Another highlight is the Old Royal Palace, particularly Vladislav Hall, which showcases significant historical events. St. George's Basilica, one of the oldest surviving structures, offers insights into Romanesque design, while Golden Lane captivates with its colorful, miniature houses, each holding tales from the past. These sites collectively immerse visitors in Bohemian history and architectural grandeur.

7. What kind of historical insights and stories are typically shared during a guided walking tour of Prague Castle and Charles Bridge?

A guided walking tour of Prague Castle and Charles Bridge typically reveals rich historical insights that go beyond visible landmarks. Guides share fascinating stories about the construction and symbolism of Charles Bridge's statues, the legends associated with Prague Castle, and the lives of Bohemian kings and emperors who resided there. You'll learn about the architectural evolution of St. Vitus Cathedral, the dramatic Defenestrations of Prague, and the cultural significance of Golden Lane, providing a deeper understanding of the city's complex past and hidden narratives.

8. What should visitors prepare or know for a morning walking tour covering Prague Castle and Charles Bridge?

For a morning walking tour covering Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, visitors should wear comfortable walking shoes, as both sites involve significant walking on cobblestones and some uphill sections. Bringing a water bottle is advisable, especially during warmer months, and dressing in layers is wise for unpredictable weather. Be prepared for security checks at Prague Castle, which are standard procedure. Arriving early for the tour can help avoid the largest crowds, allowing for a more intimate and enjoyable exploration of these popular landmarks.

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