Prague Landmarks Walking Tour

Duration: 4 hours

Provided by Landmark Tourism

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Overview of the tour in Prague

We begin our day at Wenceslas square (New Town) and walk to the Powder Tower (one of the most notable landmarks) the actual Old city gate we continue through the cobblestones of the Old Town, learn what makes the astronomical clock unique and special, walk next to places frequented by Kings, Mozart and Einstein while making your way to the Jewish Quarter.

Immerse in the history of Prague Jewish Quarter (Josefov) a place that until now keeps one of the oldest synagogues in Europe and discover the unique architecture of this beautiful quarter.

During this Prague walking tour, you can enjoy the beautiful panoramic view of Prague Castle and St. Vitus cathedral the biggest landmark of the city. Crossover the Vltava River and when you enter the Little Quarter (Mala Strana) hop on a local tram to go uphill to Prague Castle.
After a well-deserved break, keep discovering the landmarks of the Lesser Quarter. From the beautiful St. Nicholas church to the colorful Lennon Wall. Our day together will finish at Kampa, just beside the iconic Charles Bridge. There we can have some time to mark maps, give a bit more travel tips, and above all, tell you where to get the best beer!

This activity includes:

St. Nicholas' Church
Wenceslas Square Hotel
Wenceslas Square
Prague Castle
Tram ticket to the Castle district
Small groups, no crowds!

Meeting point

Václavské náměstí 19, Nove mesto. Praha 1

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On arrival

Just at the corner of Wenceslas square (Václavské náměstí ) and Jindřišská street.Full address: Václavské náměstí 19, Nove mesto. Praha 1
Metro station Mustek (A, B) and metro station Muzeum (A, C) Tram stop Václavské náměstí and Jindřišská (3, 5, 6, 9, 14, 24)

Things to note

Be comfortable! Always check the weather before traveling or starting a tour. Be sure you can stay warm or stay dry! Wear comfortable shoes, the cobblestones are not friendly for a walking tour.