Our guide will meet you at Křižovnické náměstí, a historic square next to Charles Bridge, beneath the statue of Emperor Charles IV. From here, you’ll enjoy beautiful views of the bridge and Old Town before beginning the tour. Look for the green umbrella!

You’ll walk across the iconic Charles Bridge, one of Prague’s most famous landmarks, built in the 14th century under Emperor Charles IV. As you cross, your guide will point out the stunning baroque statues lining the bridge and share the legends and history behind them, along with views of the Vltava River and Prague Castle.

As you walk up Nerudova Street, your guide will point out the beautifully preserved Baroque houses, each marked with unique historical signs instead of numbers. Once home to nobles and craftsmen, this picturesque street offers a glimpse into Prague’s past on the way to the castle.

Arriving at Hradčanské náměstí (Hradčany Square), you’ll be surrounded by elegant palaces and stunning views of Prague. Your guide will explain the square’s role in royal and political history, as well as its connection to the aristocratic families who once lived here.

At the First Courtyard of Prague Castle, your guide will share the history of this ceremonial space, including its grand entrance gates, the Presidential Guard, and its role in important state events throughout the centuries.

In the Second Courtyard of Prague Castle, your guide will explain how this space reflects the castle’s transformation over time. You'll hear about its Renaissance and Baroque features, the central fountain, and the elegant Chapel of the Holy Cross.

The Third Courtyard is the historical and symbolic heart of Prague Castle. Your guide will discuss its development over the centuries and the importance of this space in Czech history. Surrounded by impressive architecture, it offers a deeper look into the power and legacy of the Bohemian kings and emperors.

Admiring St. Vitus Cathedral from the outside, your guide will explain the significance of this Gothic masterpiece, the spiritual heart of the Czech Republic. You’ll learn about its centuries-long construction, striking architectural details, and its role in royal coronations and burials.

At the Old Royal Palace, your guide will introduce one of the oldest parts of Prague Castle, once the seat of Bohemian rulers. You’ll hear about its historical significance, including the famous Vladislav Hall and dramatic events such as the Defenestration of Prague.

Viewing St. George’s Basilica from the outside, your guide will explain its importance as the oldest surviving church within Prague Castle. With its Romanesque architecture and distinctive red façade, the basilica offers a glimpse into the early medieval history of the Czech lands.

Strolling past Golden Lane, your guide will share the history of this charming alley of tiny houses once inhabited by castle guards, craftsmen, and later writers like Franz Kafka. You’ll learn how this colorful street reflects everyday life within the castle walls over the centuries.