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8 Free tours and activities in Prague
All tours on this page are guided in English. Looking for a tour in Spanish? See the 10 tours in Spanish →
Free TourPrague Free Walking Tour – Old Town and Jewish Quarter
Prague is a city filled with history, its magical streets and alleys containing some of Europe’s most iconic landmarks. Cobblestone streets lead the way to some of the most beautiful and fascinating churches, monuments and much much more.
Free TourFree tour: Prague Castle & Charles bridge
Take our Free Prague Castle Tour and Charles Bridge to discover one of the most important areas of the city. During this 3-hour free walking tour, we will cover 2 of Prague’s historical areas. You look out on the entire city from some of the best viewpoints in Prague. All this in one Free Tour – don’t miss out!
Free Tour IMPROVED!Prague Night Free Tour: Legends & Beer – Beer Included!
Find out more about Prague’s underbelly in a tour that guides you through the winding alleys of Lesser Town. Did you know that Prague was once the capital of dark science?. Are you curious about who haunts Charles Bridge?. Do you want to taste Czech craft beer?
Free TourFree New Town Tour: WW2 & Communism
This tour guides you through the beautiful New Town – a UNESCO World Heritage district built in the 14th century (so not so new!). During Communism and the Nazi era, events happened in this district that struck the globe. Now is your chance to learn about them.
Private tour of Prague with certified guide
Prague is best enjoyed at your own pace. Whether you’re traveling as a couple, with family or on a company trip, this private tour of Prague in English is the perfect choice: you pick the start time and meeting point; we tailor the route and bring the city to life with stories and local anecdotes—no […]
From 60€Kutná Hora & the Bone Church: Day Trip from Prague
Kutná Hora was once the second-richest town in Bohemia after Prague, built on the silver that funded the kingdom and minted its coins. Today people come for two very different UNESCO sites about an hour east of Prague: the soaring Gothic Cathedral of St. Barbara, raised on mining money, and the Sedlec Ossuary — the […]
From 75€Český Krumlov: Day Trip from Prague
Český Krumlov is the day trip almost everyone in Prague ends up taking, and for once the hype holds up. It’s a small medieval town about 170 km (110 miles) south of Prague, wrapped inside a tight loop of the Vltava River and watched over by the second-largest castle complex in the country after Prague […]
From 54€Terezín Concentration Camp: Day Trip from Prague
Terezín sits about 60 km (40 miles) north of Prague, roughly an hour up the road toward Dresden. From the outside it looks like a quiet garrison town. That was exactly the point. Between 1941 and 1945 the Nazis ran it as the Theresienstadt ghetto and presented it to the world as a place where […]
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before your visit to Prague.
A free tour is a tour for which we charge you nothing upfront. At the end of the tour, you are asked to place a value on the tour guide’s time and expertise, whatever amount you think is fair for what you have experienced.
Every day, all year.
On the steps of the Rudolfinum, on Jan Palach Square. (nam. Jana Palacha). Look for our green and white umbrellas.
Yes, all our guides have a native level of English. We do also have a Spanish team if you would prefer the tour in Spanish.
No, the tour of the castle is a free tour so we make sure that everyone can join. The castle grounds are an open, public area. Only the museums within it are paying, so don’t worry – you are not missing out! During the tour, we will cover the courtyards, see inside the cathedral, visit the castle guards, and more. The paid zones will be discussed also, and each individual can decide whether or not they would like to enter in their own time.
No, our free tours are free of charge so everyone can join. We will take you to important monuments which have no admission fees. We will also discuss paid buildings from the exterior, which you can of course enter in your own time.
Yes, tours can get fully booked. We keep our tours at a reasonable size so that the tour is enjoyable for all travelers.
The sooner the better! Most people like to join the tour early in their stay. This gives you the chance to ask your guide for further recommendations, so you can find out about all of the best things to do in Prague.
This depends on the time of year. We follow set quality standards and make sure we keep the groups at a respectful size for the travelers and our guides.
We do lead the tours no mater what the weather. If the weather conditions are very critical and endanger the participants, we will have no choice but to cancel the guided tour. In that case we will give you early notification and provide you with other options.
Absolutely, children are always welcome on our tours. We welcome all members of the family, from the youngest to the furriest.
Prepare your visit to Prague
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