Prague Full-Day City Tour with Cruise and Lunch

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Overview

Enjoy everything that Prague has to offer on this 6-hour in-depth tour including a walking tour of Old Town, a traditional Czech lunch, a river cruise with audio commentary & refreshments, a tram ride, and a visit to the grounds of Prague Castle. Make the most of your time in Prague and visit all the top sights in one day.
In front of the building No. 7, 627 Týnská, 110 00 Prague, CZ
Day tour/activity
6 hours
Moderate
Yes
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Highlights

  • Explore all of Prague’s major attractions in one day
  • See the best of Jewish Quarter
  • Uncover some of the hidden gems of Prague’s historic center
  • Have lunch in a traditional Czech restaurant
  • Enjoy a picturesque boat cruise with refreshments and on-board commentary
  • Discover the stunning beauty of the largest castle complex in the world

Full description

If youre short on time or looking for a way to enjoy all of Pragues must-see sights in one day, look no further. We have made the perfect tour just for you.

Our friendly guide will lead you on a captivating journey, starting in Old Town Square. Admire the Jan Hus Monument and the Astronomical Clock and delve into the cultural and educational development of Central Europe as you stroll past the Karolinum, the Estates Theatre, and Franz Kafka’s birthplace.

Head to the nearby Jewish Ghetto and walk the cobbled streets near Prague’s synagogues. Learn about the Jewish way of life, customs, and culture, and at the same time find out more about the origins of Bohemia and the Czech Republic.

After such a detailed walk through history, you will surely get hungry. Enjoy lunch in a traditional Czech restaurant located in the city center and choose from a wide range of dishes and drinks.

Afterward, begin your afternoon with a short walk from Old Town Square to Clementinum, and continue your day with a river cruise departing from Charles Bridge. Enjoy complimentary refreshments and audio commentary on board, sailing for 45 minutes through the picturesque Devil’s Channel and past numerous significant landmarks on both banks of the river, concluding with a visit to Charles Bridge Museum.

Cross Charles Bridge to explore Lesser Town, known for its Baroque buildings and red clay tile roofs. Capture a photo at Lennon’s Wall on Kampa Island before a short tram ride takes you to Prague Castle. Wander through the historic castle complex, including St. Vitus Cathedral and St. George Basilica. Finish your tour in the city’s oldest vineyard, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Prague.

Itinerary

  1. Stop at: the Church of Our Lady before Týn

    A brief introduction to Czech history, the origins of Prague and its boroughs.

  2. Stop at: Stone Bell House

    An exterior view of one of the most important Gothic buildings in Prague. A probable birthplace of the greatest Czech ruler - Charles IV.

  3. Stop at: Jan Hus Monument

    A tribute to 'Czech Martin Luther', who criticized the Catholic Church, which led to his execution and the subsequent founding of the Hussite movement.

  4. Stop at: Old Town Hall with the Astronomical Clock

    Hear the history of the famous Astronomical Clock - a medieval miracle. Learn to read the time, the position of the stars or the zodiac signs.

  5. Stop at: Karolinum & Charles University

    Admire the exterior of the historical building of the 1st university in Central Europe, founded in the 14th century by Charles IV.

  6. Stop at: The Estates Theatre

    See the beautiful theater, where Mozart's opera Don Giovanni premiered.

  7. Stop at: House of the Black Madonna

    The only pure cubistic building in Prague. The flagship of cubism - an architectural style found only in the Czech lands.

  8. Stop at: Church of St James

    Founded in the Gothic style, damaged by fire, and rebuilt in the Baroque style. The biggest attraction of the church is the mummified hand hanging from the ceiling at the entrance.

  9. Stop at: Maisel Synagogue

    Enjoy an exterior view of the neo-gothic synagogue. Learn about the life of Jews in Prague and the Czech lands throughout history.

  10. Stop at: Old-New Synagogue

    The Old-New Synagogue in Prague, completed in 1270, is among the oldest surviving medieval synagogues and was among the earliest examples of Gothic architecture in the city. Legend has it that the synagogue was constructed from stones purportedly originating from Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem.

  11. Stop at: Old Jewish Cemetery

    Dating back to the 15th century, Prague's Old Jewish Cemetery features over 12,000 graves, some dating to 1439, stacked up to 10 deep, adorned with intricate motifs, and recognized among the top ten cemeteries by National Geographic.

  12. Stop at: Klausen Synagogue & Burial Society

    The Klausen Synagogue in Prague, dating back to the 17th century, stands as a remarkable example of Renaissance architecture within the Jewish Quarter. The Burial Society, an integral part of Jewish tradition, ensures dignified and respectful interment practices within the community.

  13. Stop at: Spanish Synagogue

    The history and exterior view of the most recent synagogue in the Prague Jewish Town with its impressive Moorish interior design, influenced by the famous Spanish Alhambra.

  14. Stop at: Franz Kafka

    An unconventional statue built in memory of the worldwide famous writer Franz Kafka. Listen to the story of his life.

  15. Stop at: Klementinum Complex

    Pass through the 2nd largest building complex in Prague, including the National Library and the Astronomical Tower where weather measurements have been taken since 1770's.

  16. Stop at: Prague Venice River Cruise

    Enjoy a 45-minute river cruise with refreshments and on-board commentary. Sail around the Charles Bridge and through Devil's Channel to see Prague's landmarks from a different perspective.

  17. Stop at: Charles Bridge

    Cross the Charles Bridge and admire the several statues that decorate it, among them the St John of Nepomuk - the country's patron, granting wishes to passers-by.

  18. Stop at: Lesser Town

    Walk through the picturesque streets of Kampa Island and Lesser Town, known for its Baroque-style buildings and red clay tile roofs.

  19. Stop at: John Lennon Wall

    Take a photo at the famous Lennon Wall and learn how it became the symbol of liberty and freedom.

  20. Stop at: Malostranské náměstí & St Nicolas Church

    Admire the baroque buildings surrounding this corner of the Lesser Town before the tram ride to Prague Castle.

  21. Stop at: Prague Castle

    Explore the biggest castle complex in the world, the most visited place in the Czech Republic that took 1000 years to build. It has been a seat for kings and presidents for centuries. Learn about its history and significance for the Czech people.

  22. Stop at: Mihulka Powder Tower

    Famous Prague tower, which used to be a storage place for gunpowder.

  23. Stop at: St Vitus Cathedral

    See the monumental St Vitus Cathedral, the dominant Prague landmark, which serves also as the burial place of Charles IV and the hiding place of Bohemian Crown Jewels.

  24. End of the tour: St Wenceslas Vineyard

    Supposedly the oldest vineyard in Prague, offering amazing panoramic views of Prague.

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Important information

  • Not recommended for children below 10 years of age.
  • Minimum of 2 passengers per booking required. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet the requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund.
  • Tour operated in English or German; please specify at the time of booking.
  • Not wheelchair accessible.
  • Not stroller accessible.
  • Not suitable for pets.
  • Please note that this tour does not visit the interior of Prague Castle.

What do I need to bring?

  • Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
  • Please arrive at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before the tour departure time.
  • Bottle of water

PUBLIC TOUR

From

€86.00

for adults

Prices include 12% VAT

English
  • Tuesdays at 10:30
  • Thursdays at 10:30
  • Saturdays at 10:30
  • Sundays at 10:30
German
  • Saturdays at 10:30

PRIVATE TOUR

From

€900.00

for a private group

Prices include 12% VAT

English
  • Every day at 10:00, 11:00
German
  • Every day at 10:00, 11:00

Meeting point

In front of the building No. 7, 627 Týnská, 110 00 Prague, CZ

From the Astronomical Clock, cross the Old Town Square towards Týn Cathedral. Facing Týn Cathedral take the left narrow lane (Týnská) between the Cathedral and the beige Baroque building (Kinsky Palace). Once you are standing behind Týn Cathedral you will see the big wooden door of building number 7.

Cancellation policy

We will charge a cancellation fee of 100% if the booking for public tour is cancelled 1 day or less before the event.
We will charge a cancellation fee of 100% if the booking for private tour is cancelled 14 days or less before the event.

Public vs Private tours

People often confuse between public and private tours. Here is a comparsion of the two.

Public tour

Private tour

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