Our first stop will be the beautiful Baroque style Wallenstein Garden, which is part of Wallenstein Palace - home of Senate of Czech Republic.

While driving up to the top of Mala Strana, we'll make a short stop at Hanavsky Pavilion, which is offering breathtaking views over the Prague with all the bridges.

We'll park the car nearby Strahov Monastery, where you can admire its famous and unique Baroque Library.

Walking by Cernin Palace - Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and opposite pilgrim church called "Lorreto", we'll be entering lovely and very quiet part of the old town behind castle named "Novy Svet". One nice local coffee place is located in there, so if you like to stop for freshly roasted coffee or home made pastries... this is the place.

After 10 minute walk from "Novy Svet", we'll be reaching the Prague Castle where we recommend to purchase a tickets to see the St. Vitus Cathedral, St. George Basilika and the Golden Lane.

Once we're done with the Prague Castle, we'll be walking down on Nerudova Street - known for its shops and colorful houses.

At the end of Nerudova Street, we'll find ourselves on Malostranske Square - facing the Baroque Church of St. Nicholas with its beautiful interior, where for little fee we can enter and admire all its details.

Just another 10 minute walk and you can experience another unique thing that Prague has to offer - The Infant Jesus of Prague. Feel free to spend some time inside the Church of our Lady Victorious and get connection with that little miracle ;-)

Only 5 minutes away is located the famous John Lennon Wall - the place where people started writing messages dedicated to John Lennon after his tragic death in 1980, and also the place which became a symbol of resistance against communist regime over the years.

Right after the John Lennon Wall we’ll cross a little chanel named “Certovka” and we find ourselves on the island called “Kampa”, where you can admire some historicall sites like the Water Mill, see the residential area on the northern side and the Prague style of living by the water, but also an extensive park on the south with many elements from the modern art.

Location of “Kampa Island” is on the western part of Charles Bridge and after historical brief from our guide, he will leave you for 30 minutes in order to bring the car again and take you to the lunch ;-) In a meantime, while enjoying the Charles Bridge - one of the most iconic sites of Prague, you’ll have a chance to visit a museum of Franz Kafka, see some of many local shops in this area or - if you’re adventurous and still full of power :-) …you can climb the stairs up to the top of Bridge Tower, which gives you in exchange for your effort some beautiful and breathtaking views over the Prague’s historical town.

Lunch will be reserved on very special and yet non touristy place named “U Fleku” - the oldest continuously running brewery in Prague, serving an excellent beer and tasty traditional Czech dishes ;-)

After the lunch, we’ll be driving for about 10 minutes to reach another of our favorite spots - Vysehrad. This is a place tightly connected to beginning of Bohemian history, so it is very important site for Czech people, non touristy again - we love that :-) and we’re sure that you will enjoy it. You’ll have a chance to see historical cemetery dedicated to most famous figures of Czech era, beautifully decorated Basilica of St. Peter & Paul, Romanesque Rotunda of St. Martin from middle of 11th century and not even talking about the magnificent views over the Vltava river with Prague Castle in a distance ;-)

Once we’re done at Vysehrad, we’ll be driving to Republic Square, where we start our walking tour of the old town. The very first point of interest will be the “Powder Gate Tower” built in 15th century and being a surviving relic of Prague’s medieval fortification today.

Not far away lies another unique and extremely well preserved part of Prague - the old Jewish Quarter, which is the Europe’s largest ensemble of Jewish monuments that miraculously survived the WWII since Nazis intended to use it as a post war museum.

We’ll finish our tour in the heart of Prague - at the Old Town Square, where you can admire and experience the famous Astronomical Clock on historical Town Hall, the House at the Stone Bell with its exceptional Gothic palace architecture or the majestic 14th century Church of Our Lady before Tyn, dominant to the whole town. After enjoying the whole day and full of lifetime memories, our guide will safely deliver you back to your hotel or any other place you will like - perhaps you made a dinner reservation so we can drop you off right there ;-)