Enter the Old Town as kings once did, through the Powder Gate. Learn about the medieval walls that were built to protect Prague from the Mongols.

Czech people consider this one of the most beautiful buildings in Prague. We’ll explain why and how it is connected to the independence of Czechoslovakia.

See the most famous example of the unusual Cubist architecture in Prague

Walk the royal way

Explore Prague's oldest preserved merchant's courtyard.

Pass by Old Town's most iconic gothic church and learn about the crazy astronomer who is buried inside.

Explore Old Town Square and learn about its history and its hidden gems.

Hear the story of the medieval preacher who changed Europe's religious history.

The Old Town Hall is where Prague’s laws were once drafted and where those who did not follow them were imprisoned. Let’s explore some of the more unusual medieval punishments.

Pass by one of the Old Town’s most beautiful Renaissance houses and admire its sgraffito decoration.

Walk through Prague's most picturesque little square.

Take a photo of the house where Prague’s most famous writer, Franz Kafka, was born.

Learn about the medieval history of Prague’s Jewish community.

Walk Prague's fanciest street.

See the oldest functioning synagogue in Europe and hear the legend of the Golem, which is said to still be hidden within its walls.

Pass by the high synagogue

See the Prague Jewish Town Hall and take a photo of its unusual clock.

Learn how Prague’s Jewish Cemetery became one of the most unusual cemeteries in Europe today.

See Josefov’s largest surviving synagogue.

Pass by the beautiful Art Nouveau city hall, where Prague’s mayor’s office is located today.

Visit the location of Prague’s most beautiful library and learn the history of the second-largest building complex in the city.

Step onto Charles Bridge, where your guide will point out hidden details on the Old Town Bridge Tower that most visitors miss.

Learn the history behind Prague’s most famous bridge and its statues. Your guide will take you to a spot where you can capture a beautiful photo of Charles Bridge with Prague Castle towering above it.

Walk through Prague’s Kampa Island.

Take a photo of the Devil’s Channel with one of its surviving mills and hear about the vodník, a legendary Czech water spirit said to live near mills.

Finish the tour at the John Lennon Wall and learn the role rock and roll played in the fall of communism in Czechoslovakia.