Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí) – Republic Square (náměstí Republiky) – Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) – Charles Bridge (Karlův most) – Lesser Town Square (Malostranské náměstí) – Prague Castle (Pražský hrad)

Our shortest walk is for those who want to get familiar with Prague and to quickly see its historical centre. As usual, we start at the Wenceslas Square in front of the equestrian statue of St. Wenceslas. The guide will then take you to the Republic Square and through the Powder Tower (Prašná brána) into the Old Town. By following the Royal Route, which was used by the Czech kings on the day of their coronation, you will enter the Old Town Square. Here you will learn about some dramatic moments in Czech history, you will see the famous Astronomical Clock and the Old Town Hall, as well as the house of Franz Kafka's birth. Then the tour will continue towards the Charles Bridge. You will cross the river over this unique 650-year-old bridge to visit the most picturesque part of Prague – the Lesser Town. At the Lesser Town Square you can admire the St. Nicholas Church – the most beautiful baroque church in Central Europe. The tour ends with a visit to the Prague Castle where an unequalled view of the city is waiting for you.

Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí) – Old Town (Staré Město) – Karolinum – Estates Theatre (Stavovské divadlo) – Republic Square (náměstí Republiky) - Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) – Charles Bridge (Karlův most) – Kampa – Lesser Town (Malá Strana) – Lesser Town Square (Malostranské náměstí) – Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) – St. Vitus Cathedral (chrám sv. Víta)

An ideal tour for those, who want to see Prague in just one day. The tour starts at the Wenceslas Square and sets out to the streets of the Old Town. You will see the renowned Charles University and the Estates Theatre, where the premiere of Mozart's opera Don Giovanni took place in 1787. We will pass by the Powder Tower and follow the Royal Route directly into the heart of Prague – the Old Town Square. There you can admire the famous Astronomical Clock, the Old Town Hall and the house of Franz Kafka's birth; you will also see the Clementinum – an extensive baroque Jesuit college. Afterwards, the tour continues across the Charles Bridge, which offers an excellent view of the Prague Castle, the Lesser Town, the hill of Petřín, the National Theatre and the green islands of Prague. On the other side of the river you will visit the Lesser Town, the Infant Jesus of Prague Church, and the Lesser Town Square with St. Nicholas Church - a true baroque jewel. By going up the Nerudova Street you will arrive at the Prague Castle, where the tour ends with a visit of the monumental St. Vitus Cathedral.

1^st day – Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí) – New Town (Nové Město) – Old Town (Staré Město) – Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) – Jewish Town (Židovské město) – Charles Bridge (Karlův most)

2^nd day – Strahov – Loreta – Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) – St. Vitus Cathedral (chrám sv. Víta) – Lesser Town (Malá Strana) – Lesser Town Square (Malostranské náměstí) - Kampa

If you plan to stay in Prague for several days, this tour will allow you enjoy all its beauties. In two days you will see the very best of our city. The first day will begin with an exploration of the New Town. You will see the National Museum, the Wenceslas Square and you will enter the Church of Our Lady of the Snows (kostel Panny Marie Sněžné). The path will then continue to the streets of the Old Town, where you will discover the wonders of a thousand-year-long history of Prague – the Charles University, the Estates Theatre, the Powder Tower, the St. James Church and the ancient Týn merchant yard. At the Old Town Square you will see the Astronomical Clock where the 12 apostles appear every hour and then you will take a walk through the streets of the Jewish Quarter. You will pass by the beautiful music hall of Rudolfinum and then reach the Charles Bridge. The crossing of the bridge will end the first part of the tour. The second day starts with a panoramic tram ride (included in the price) to the Strahov Monastery which proudly stands above the city. You will visit the Loreta and the Prague Castle. You will walk through the beautiful royal gardens and courtyards, and also get to see the St. Vitus Cathedral. After the visit of the Prague Castle you will descend to the picturesque Lesser Town, where you can admire the St. Nicholas Church and the Infant Jesus of Prague Church. The tour then continues past the famous Lennon Wall and finishes on the peaceful island of Kampa under the Charles Bridge

Old Town Square (Staroměstské náměstí) – Jewish Town (Židovské město)

This special tour will take you into the only Central European Jewish Quarter that survived the Holocaust. At the Old Town Square you will visit sights connected to the life of the famous Jewish writer Franz Kafka, such as the house of his birth, where he studied and where he lived. Then you will enter the streets of the actual Jewish Town. You will see seven synagogues and visit five of them. The Maisel Synagogue offers an insight into the oldest history of Czech Jews. The Spanish Synagogue will enchant you with its beautiful interiors and in the smallest Winter Synagogue you can see a part of the Nazi collections of ceremonial silver. Afterwards you will visit the Pinkas Synagogue, whose walls carry the names of nearly 80 000 Czech Jewish Holocaust victims; here you can also see an exhibition of children's drawings from the Terezín concentration camp. From there you will continue to the adjacent Old Jewish Cemetery with its unique atmosphere. Afterwards you will visit the Klausen Synagogue and the Ceremonial Hall, which is a part of the Jewish Museum. The tour ends in front of the Europe's oldest synagogue – the Old-New Synagogue (Staronová synagoga). The price includes all admissions.

Vyšehrad Castle– Staropramen Brewery

This unique tour will take you to Vyšehrad, Prague's original castle. At first you will get to see the fortifications that have protected Prague throughout its history. Then you will visit the beautiful St. Peter and Paul's Basilica as well as the national cemetery of Slavín - a final resting place of some of the most outstanding personalities of Czech and European art (i.e. Antonín Dvořák, Bedřich Smetana, Max Schwabinski, Alfons Mucha). The tour will take you to location where ancient buildings used by King Charles IV rest in a quiet grove and where you can admire one of the most beautiful views of Prague. After the visit of Vyšehrad, you will come down to the river where the main Prague brewery, Staropramen, is located. Here we will see both the historical and the modern production of beer, the Czech national drink. You will walk through the Historical Brewhouse, Modern Brewhouse, Fermentation Cellars and Lager Cellars. The tour ends with the tasting of a typical lager beer. The price includes transport, all admissions and the service of a guide. With respect to the visit to the brewery, it is necessary to book this tour at least 2 days in advance.

Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) – Lesser Town (Malá Strana) – Charles Bridge (Karlův Most) – Old Town (Staré Město)

Don't miss the chance to see the city in a completely different way and to experience the unique atmosphere of night Prague. A typical Prague tram will take you to the Prague Castle and you will walk through the Lesser Town, the Charles Bridge and the Old Town down to the Old Town Square. When you will be standing in the middle of the Charles Bridge, you will feel like in the most beautiful place in the world. The tram ride is included in the price.

Accept our invitation to the world famous Black Light Theatre. Although it appears in many places of the world, it was in Prague where it became renowned and got its name. Not all theatres are the same. The Black Theatre is different; the light is different and the darkness is different. The intense darkness of the Black Theatre is full of fantasy. Poetic pictures are approaching you from the mysterious and almost indefinite depth of a black cabinet. You cannot see the actors, as they are invisible. Suddenly you can see them rather well and almost dangerously close. Dance will express the unspoken, disturb emotions and overcome laws of physics. Music will bring the inanimate to life, tragedy will change into comedy, the unbelievable will become real, and moreover, your imagination will fully awaken.