Stroll through Prague's second-oldest active monastery, leading you to one of the city's most breathtaking viewpoints. Optional visit to see the great Strahov Library (admission fee)

Visit the place where the Czech Monarch ruled their country. Walk through the medieval Royal Palace, the oldest building Basilica of Saint George and the famous colourful Golden Lane street. The highlight of your visit is the magnificent Cathedral of Saint Vitus. You'll also discover the location of the Czech president's office.

Explore the magnificent interiors of this grand Gothic church.

Visit the former residence of the great Czech kings.

Discover the oldest standing building within the Prague Castle complex, which also served as the burial place of Saint Ludmila.

Walk through the fairytale medieval street with miniature colourful houses where many generations left their stories. You'll also explore the interior of the medieval fortification wall, including a chilling torture chamber and an ancient prison.

The oldest bridge in Prague, built in the 14th century, has many legends and stories to be told. Beautifully decorated with baroque statues of Catholic saints it offers great panoramic views of the city.

The most vibrant remnant of Prague's recent communist history.

Visit the historic Jewish Quarter and learn about Prague’s Jewish community and Franz Kafka. Hear the legends of the Golem and the ancient cemetery.

See the beauty of Prague's most stunning square and learn its stories, from knight tournaments and executions to the markets that once filled the area.

Uncover the secrets of the Astronomical Clock and hear the spooky legend about its mysterious creator.

Visit the site where the key events of the 20th century unfolded in the Czech Republic. This is where the Velvel Revolution happened.

Explore the picturesque Old Town Square, home to the stunning Astronomical Clock and the Gothic Týn Church. Admire the ornate Nicholas Church, the hidden Ungelt yard, and the cubist Black Madonna House on Celetná Street. Visit the Jacob Church, home to Antonín Dvořák's favourite organ, Powder Gate, and the elegant Art Nouveau Municipal House, along with many other fascinating sites.

Take a drive through the New Town of Prague to visit key sites of the Velvet Revolution and admire the striking modern architecture. Highlights include Wenceslas Square, Charles Square, National Street, the iconic Dancing House, and the grand buildings of the National Museum and National Theatre.