Grand City Tour of Prague｜Czechia

Discover the highlights of Prague on a comfortable 6-hour private tour combining scenic drives and relaxed walks. This experience is designed to give you a complete introduction to the city while exploring Prague with a knowledgeable local guide.

Travel between sights in a spacious and comfortable car, allowing you to enjoy beautiful views of the city along the way. By combining driving and walking, we can maximize our time and see more of Prague’s most famous areas in a relaxed and efficient way.

If you have any walking limitations or if you simply want to maximize your Prague experience while minimizing unnecessary walking, this tour can easily be adjusted to suit your needs and comfort.

Along the journey, you will learn about Prague’s fascinating history, culture, and everyday life while discovering beautiful viewpoints, charming streets, and hidden corners that many visitors miss.

This private tour is flexible and can be adapted to your interests and pace, ensuring a relaxed, comfortable, and memorable experience of Prague.

Suggested Itinerary

• 09:00 – Hotel pickup
Start of the tour at your hotel or another agreed meeting point.

• Charles Bridge
Drive directly to Charles Bridge to arrive before the crowds and enjoy a relaxed walk across one of Prague’s most iconic landmarks while learning about its history and legends.

• Strahov Monastery
Visit the famous Strahov Library and enjoy one of the most beautiful panoramic views of Prague from the monastery grounds.

• Prague Castle
Explore the largest ancient castle complex in the world and learn about the history of Czech kings, emperors, and presidents.

• Old Town Square
Visit the heart of Prague’s Old Town and see the famous Astronomical Clock surrounded by stunning historic buildings.

• New Town & Wenceslas Square
Drive through the New Town area, discovering Wenceslas Square and some of its hidden passages and lesser-known corners.

• Jewish Quarter
End the tour in the historic Jewish Quarter while learning about the rich and often dramatic history of Prague’s Jewish community.