VIP Prague Segway Tour Around Monastic Breweries
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Experience the thrill of a VIP Prague Segway Tour around ancient monastic breweries. Taste beer made by monks, enjoy stunning views, and immerse yourself in authentic Czech vibes.
Duration:
3 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
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Brevnovsky Klaster - Břevnov Monastery
is one of the places where monks strive to continue the tradition of life led by the Order of St. Benedict.
What's Included
- Ride the original Segway personal transporter
- Stay hydrated with complimentary bottled water
- Get comfortable during a pre-tour practice session
- Explore with an expert local guide
- Safety ensured with provided helmets
- Raincoats available if needed
What's Not Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off (if option not selected)
Additional Information
Embark on a memorable Segway tour to visit ancient breweries renowned for Czech’s adored beer production! Exchange walking on two feet for gliding on two wheels to uncover more of Prague than you ever thought possible.
Experience the charm of the Prague 6 district on your Segway tour, as the city center has banned Segways. The local area, filled with Prague Monasteries, offers a true sense of genuine Czech atmosphere.
Sample beer crafted by monks, relish in the stunning city center views from Strahov Monastery, and much more.
- Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
Location
Mostecká 53/4
Mostecká
Inside Tourist Information Center on the west side of Charles bridge
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Nikki
Nov 10, 2019
Great fun! - No better way to visit the Monastic breweries in Prague. They are very spread out and the Segways were the perfect way to get around to see them. Great selection of beers at the brewery and our guide Sasha took excellent care of us.
Highly recommended and awesome fun.
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Marshall_c
Mar 9, 2020
Disappointing - Our guide told us that Brehov Monastery was closed for “reconstruction,” so we only visited Strahov Monastery during our tour. However, we did in fact visit Brehov Monastery two days later, to find the restaurant and other buildings open to visitors with no reconstruction in sight.
Review provided by Viator
