Our adventure starts on Wenceslas Square, in front of the National Museum, a magnificent architectural piece. You'll hear the story of the foundation of the Czech Republic and its declaration of independence from the Austrian monarchy.

Hear the story of the Czech patron saint at his biggest statue.

In the 14th century, a founded monastery garden has survived to this day. Keep an eye out for a passing Franciscan monk!

The monument of the first Czech president is located next to the National Theatre building. Built by Czechs themselves, the National Theatre became a symbol of national identity and cultural expression.

The world's oldest working astronomical clock can be a bit tricky to read. Listen to your guide explain how it works!

This bridge is centuries old, boasting a fascinating history. You haven't heard the story of its construction yet, have you?

Explore a charming, car-free island in the Vltava River, known for its peaceful atmosphere, beautiful architecture, and the iconic street-art.

A distinct quarter of Prague. Imagine narrow, winding medieval lanes lined with red-roofed houses adorned with fascinating medieval house signs. These very streets once housed the hidden laboratories of alchemists, adding a touch of mystery to the already captivating ambiance.

The square of the Prague Castle, which has stood tall for over a thousand years, watching Czech history unfold. It's where it all began!