On Foot · CZECHIA WALKING TOURS
Good walking tours in the Czechia cap their group size and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 11 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
See Prague’s Old Town, Charles Bridge, and castle exteriors in three hours, with local stories, tram transport, and practical city tips.
“Very informative and enjoyable. Highly recommend this for anyone visiting Prague.”
Explore Prague after dark on a 90-minute ghost walk through Old Town legends, live characters, the Astronomical Clock, and cobbled lanes.
“Very interesting, recommend for first day in Prague - it’s getting you in mood of Prague (and do not scream in street when you afraid 😉)”
Explore Prague’s Jewish Quarter with synagogue entry, the Old Jewish Cemetery, and a guide who brings Josefov’s past to life.
“Our guide Peter introduced us to the Jewish quarter in a great way so enjoyable, full of information and details with such a subtle and clever way that we did not even notice they more than 2hr40 minutes have gone.. Thanks for the excellent experience”
See Prague on foot, by tram, and by boat, with Prague Castle, Jewish Quarter, Czech lunch, and Charles Bridge Museum included.
“Travelled in January during off-peak season so it was very pleasant walk through Prague, and attractions were not over crowded. Our guide Ross was very knowledgeable, talked about the history, architecture and culture. Lunch was at a restaurant in middle of old town square, and cruise was nice way to finish off the tour. Tour took about 6 hours, and didn’t include entry into the paid attractions, but was a great way to know about the city, and then what attractions to come back to and spend more time at after the tour.”
Explore Prague’s Jewish Quarter and Old Town on a 90-minute guided walk with synagogue history, the Astronomical Clock, and local tips.
“An excellent walking tour with a wonderful guide. Highly recommended!”
Explore Prague after dark on a 90-minute ghost walk through Old Town legends, medieval mysteries, and atmospheric landmarks for $21.77.
“Huge thanks to David for an excellent tour - it was entertaining and a lot of fun, would highly recommend.”
Review of Prague’s 3.5-hour walking tour with Castle entry, expert guides, tram ride, Charles Bridge, Lennon Wall, and practical tips.
“Honza was an incredible tour guide, very knowledgeable, passionate and with a great sense of humour. He shared so much history with us and showed us some amazing sights of the beautiful city. He shook all of our hands after ☺️ Highly recommend this tour if you’re new to Prague and want lots of information and history of the country.”
Explore Prague after dark with a costumed storyteller, eerie legends, Jewish Quarter tales, and Gothic landmarks for $22.
“very entertaining and would highly recommend this tour, wonderful evening tour..”
Explore Prague beyond Old Town with street art, recent history, Holešovice, creative cafes, Cross Club, and local insight for $32.
“Had a great time with Edoardo and the whole group. He definitely took us to areas that I would not have found on my own and/or would have been cautious approaching. It's great to have a local guide who knows the area. I'd recommend this tour to anyone who wants to see more of Prague away from the tourist areas. He was insightful as to the source of many mural art. I've walked by some of these places and not seen them! What a great tour! Great value for the money.”
Explore Prague’s Old Town, Josefov, Astronomical Clock, and Charles Bridge on a 2.5-hour small-group walking tour for $22.
“This was an enjoyable tour that gave a quick impression of the center of Prague, covering most of the major attractions. Even though our guide Diana was not Czech, she was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about the city.”
Review of Prague’s Jewish Quarter walking tour, including synagogues, cemetery, guide quality, timing, tickets, price, and practical tips.
“While the guide was knowledgeable, he tried to share much too much information and did not allow for questions. Also, he did not use a microphone/headsets as other tours do. It made it impossible to hear him in sections when the group was spread out. He also had visual aids which you could only see if you were in the very front of the group. Either make his tours much smaller OR change the way he leads them. I was very disappointed in the experience.”
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