Prague is a magical city brimming with charm, history, art, legends, museums, and so full of architectural gems that travelers of all ages and backgrounds could spend weeks exploring its wonders. With so many things to do and landmarks to see, it can be stressful to decide on an itinerary that lets you visit all the main highlights in Prague in just a few days. But, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! This Essential Free Tour of Prague is an easy walk designed by the best local guides to provide the most comprehensive and engaging introduction to the city. It’s a tour perfect for those who visit Prague for the first time and want to make the most of their trip visiting the best of the Old Town and the Jewish Quarter. And if you are a returning visitor, you will also hear new information and fun stories during the tour.

Your Essential Free Tour of Prague will take you on a fun exploration of the city with a group of interesting international travelers. The Old Town Square has been the heart of ancient Prague since the 12th century, and it’s the perfect setting to hear about the foundation and evolution of the city. In this area, travelers will find wonders such as the Old Town Hall, world-famous for the astounding Astronomical Clock. This 600-year-old piece of machinery is the world’s oldest functioning clock and one of the must-see landmarks of medieval Prague. Your guide will share some of the legends about the creator of this astounding clock, as well as spooky stories about the Golem and the many alchemists that once made Prague a city of wonders. Walking through many narrow streets, synagogues and cemeteries you’ll understand why Prague is one of Europe's most magical capitals!

During the tour, you will fall in love with the enormous Church of Our Lady before Tyn, whose spires dominate the landscape of Prague. By far one of the most beautiful Gothic churches in Europe. The heavily baroque interior is a shock to the senses that never fails to impress tourists. During the tour there will also be time to explore some attractions of modern Prague, including bustling squares and commercial avenues full of lovely souvenirs shops, such as Na Prikope Street (“on the moat” street). Guests will leave the tour with a deep knowledge of Prague’s monuments, as well as useful knowledge about local customs, traditional food and drinks. And do not hesitate to ask your guide for tips on the most authentic restaurants, transportation and nightlife. Book today and come to share a wonderful experience in Prague!