First Stop: Speculum Alchemiae – Alchemical Laboratory of Rudolf II Your journey begins at one of Prague’s most mysterious and overlooked places – Speculum Alchemiae, home to an original alchemical laboratory from the 16th century. Located in one of the oldest preserved houses in Prague, this site was used during the reign of Emperor Rudolf II for research in alchemy, astrology, and natural magic. What you’ll see and experience: The authentic underground alchemical lab with stone distillation vessels, furnaces, and shelves of mysterious elixirs Secret passageways once used to escape or move unseen beneath the Old Town Stories about the Philosopher’s Stone, elixirs of life, and star alignments Legends of Rudolf’s protected scholars and the mystical experiments they performed The haunting atmosphere of a real Renaissance cabinet of curiosities, with candlelight, ancient symbols, and historic scents.

Your second stop takes you to Vyšehrad, a majestic hilltop fortress above the Vltava River. Often overlooked by tourists, it’s one of Prague’s oldest and most spiritually powerful places — rooted in Czech mythology. Said to be the original seat of Princess Libuše, the prophetess who foresaw Prague’s founding, Vyšehrad is filled with symbolism and quiet energy. What you’ll see and experience: Rotunda of St. Martin – one of Prague’s oldest churches Špička Tower ruins – remains of a Gothic gate Church of St. Peter and Paul – with vibrant Art Nouveau interiors Slavín Cemetery – burial site of Czech cultural icons Panoramic viewpoint and Libuše’s Bath The mysterious Devil’s Stones (Čertův sloup) Stories of myths, energy lines, and hidden meanings in the landscape.

At the end of your journey, we’ll arrive at Prague Castle – a place where official history meets what lies between the lines. The Castle is not just the seat of Czech kings – it’s a powerful symbol, carrying centuries of rituals, energy, and legend. Your guide will take you around some of the most iconic spots, but we’ll look at them from a very different perspective. You’ll hear about: St. Vitus Cathedral, not only as a spiritual center, but as a space filled with symbols and energy Golden Lane, where, according to legend, alchemists and seekers of truth once gathered Mihulka Tower, said to have been used for experiments to create the Philosopher’s Stone Stories of visions, dreams, and mysterious signs that were believed to guide rulers The magical energy grid that some say connects the Castle, Vyšehrad, and the Old Town And finally, why this is the place where your journey ends — where the visible meets the invisible