Free Walking Tour
Prague

Prague is one of the most extravagant and luxurious cities in Europe, fit for kings and queens and with a romantic feel like no other. To make the most of Prague in one day, have early start and explore Prague Castle, climb the tower to Petrin Hill, walk through the Golden Lane, find John Lennon’s Wall, and visit the Franz Kafka Museum. Of course, you will want to spend a lot of time strolling around the Jewish quarter of Josefov to visit several synagogues, hear the legend of The Golem and see impressive Jewish cemetery. A bit far from the city center, you will find the Dancing Building--a stunning piece of modern architecture inspired by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Furthermore, Prague is also one of the top destinations for classical music and is home to some of the world's most renowned music clubs. Combine it with a tasting of the fantastic Czech beer and cuisine in a typical restaurant!

Come and discover ancient legends, architectural jewels, and the history of Communism and Nazism with the Best Free Walking Tours in Prague. Let an enthusiastic guide show you the old city on an Essential Prague City Tour, a perfect option if you don't want to miss any landmark. Additionally, you can join a Free Nazism and Communism Tour to understand how World War II and the influence of the Soviet Union impacted the country. Other highly rated Free Tours in Prague include a walk around the massive Castle and a Free Tour around the old quarter of Mala Strana. There are also Excursion to Terezin Concentration Camp available. For lighter, more entertaining experiences, we recommend joining the popular Prague Beer Tour, along with the Prague Food Tour. By night, a Free Myths and Legends Tour in Prague will be the perfect opportunity to hear spooky stories and learn about the rich local folklore.

Prague boasts incredible architecture, including Roman chapels, wine cellars, Gothic cathedrals, and other magnificent buildings that will take your breath away. The picturesque views of the city from the massive Prague Castle (the biggest in the world) will leave you astonished. From the Vltava River to the Charles Bridge, and everything in between, there is always something to see and do in Prague. Check out the 600-year-old astronomical clock, and don’t leave without visiting the iconic St. Vitus Cathedral, the Certovka Canal, the statue of Saint John of Nepomuk, the Old Town Bridge Tower, and Wenceslas Square, in the heart of the Prague's New Town. Don't miss out the Kafka Museum and the famous Klementinum complex, which includes the National Library, the Astronomical Tower and the Chapel of Mirrors. Make sure to join Prague Free Walking Tours to explore the stunning Jewish Quarter with a guide, to better understand the complex history of this neighborhood.