To start the tour, we enter the famous 14th century stone bridge. From their center, impressive views of the Vltava and Prague Castle open up before returning to the Old Town.

Continue through Prague's Old Town : we explore narrow streets, hidden passages and idyllic courtyards away from the tourist crowds. At the same time, you will get an insight into the life in Prague today.

Another point of interest is the Bethlehem Chapel, the starting point of the Bohemian Reformation. In front of the church we dive into the time of Jan Hus and learn more about the Hussite wars as well as the political and religious upheavals in Bohemia around 1400.

The tour continues to Josefov, the Jewish Quarter. It focuses on the eventful history of the Prague Jewish community, right up to the events of World War II and the Holocaust.

We will make a short stop at the Old New Synagogue, one of the oldest synagogues still active in Europe from the 13th century. Here you can find out what has been preserved of the former ghetto.

Afterwards we stroll through an elegant boulevard with Art Nouveau facades, exclusive boutiques and Parisian flair. The Old Town Square opens at the end of this street.

We reach the historic heart of Prague with impressive buildings such as the Old Town Hall and the Teyn Church. Here we take time to give you a clear overview of the history and significance of this place.

Here we observe the famous figure game and discover what information can be found in this fascinating medieval masterpiece from the 15th century.