• Prasna brana - A grand Gothic gateway constructed in the 15th century, which served as the primary entrance to the Old Town and the beginning of the Royal Route to Prague Castle. It later stored gunpowder, giving it its name, and today it stands as one of the most striking symbols of medieval Prague.
• Karolinum - The oldest university in Central Europe, established in 1348 by Charles IV. Its architecture combines Gothic and Baroque elements, exuding an atmosphere of learning and tradition. Once a path for coronation processions, it now welcomes students of Charles University.
• The Estates Theatre - The historic venue where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart conducted the premiere of Don Giovanni in 1787. Its nearly intact 18th-century interior makes it one of Europe’s most beautiful theatres.
• Church of St. James - A splendid Baroque basilica renowned for its organ, played by some of Europe’s greatest musicians. It is the resting place for knights and Prague nobility, and legend tells of a thief’s mummified arm hanging by the door as a testament to divine justice.
• Church of Our Lady before Tyn - A Gothic masterpiece that dominates Old Town Square. With its twin fairytale spires, the Church of Our Lady before Týn resembles a legendary castle. The adjacent courtyard was once a bustling medieval trade center where merchants from across Europe gathered.
• Stare Mesto (Old Town) - Old Town Square is the historic heart of Prague. A fascinating blend of Gothic towers, Baroque facades, and vibrant street life, it captures the city’s enchanting essence. Surrounded by cafés, musicians, and centuries of history, it’s an ideal starting point for discovering Prague’s old-world allure.
• Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock - The vibrant core of Prague. Here, the renowned 15th-century Orloj delights spectators with its hourly procession of apostles and symbolic figures. The square is encircled by Gothic and Baroque facades and enlivened by musicians, artists, and bustling street life.
• Klementinum - One of Prague’s largest historical complexes, featuring a distinctive Baroque library filled with ancient manuscripts and globes. Its tower, once an observatory, still provides breathtaking views of the city and the Vltava River.
• Charles Bridge - The iconic 14th-century stone bridge commissioned by Charles IV. Decorated with 30 statues of saints, each with its own legend, the bridge connects Old Town with Lesser Town and offers stunning views of Prague Castle and the river. A romantic, mystical place where wishes are whispered to the stones.

• Professional guide
• Tailor-made tour programme

• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Join a local expert for an exclusive two-hour exploration of Prague’s Old Town—an experience that cannot be replicated on your own. Stroll through streets and squares rich with centuries of history and see Prague through the perspective of someone who lives and breathes its unique atmosphere daily.

Listen to stories not found in guidebooks from a guide who is truly passionate about their city.
Marvel at Gothic spires, magnificent cathedrals, and medieval gates.
Uncover the mysteries of the Powder Gate and learn how Charles Bridge transformed Prague’s fate.
Experience the enchantment of Old Town Square and the age-old legends. Discover where heartfelt wishes truly come true in the Old Town of the Orloj.

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