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Sightseeing

This sightseeing tour aims to introduce Prague in two hours in your native language.

Tours / excursion

summer

2h total time

Tour overview

In the first part of the tour you will see Old Town, Charles Bridge and Lesser Town (Malá Strana) from our air-conditioned bus equipped with a modern headphone system.Then you will have aprox. 45 minutes to visit the St. Vitus Cathedral in Prague Castle on your own. After the walk around Prague Castle you will continue again by bus through Old Town Square near Municipal House back to the departure point listening to commentary on each of the sights.

Pick up service is included in price

Sights & location

Departure

PREMIANT CITY TOUR , Na Příkopě 23, Praha , PRAHA

WENCESLAS SQUARE PRAGUE

The Wenceslas Square, originally called the Horse Market, used to be the largest market square in the New Town. The square received its present name in 1848. The main dominant of the square is the National Museum at the top end. A little lower down is a statue of St Wenceslas. It is the work of Josef Václav Myslbek and was built in...

NATIONAL THEATRE PRAGUE

The National Theatre in Prague is a symbol of Czech national revival. In 1852 a building site on the corner of the Vltava embankment and Národní Street (formerly Ferdinandova) was acquired from the proceeds of a collection. In 1862 the back area of this plot was used for the construction of the so-called Prozatimní divadlo...

CHARLES BRIDGE PRAGUE

The Charles Bridge across the Vltava river which joins together the Old Town with the Lesser Quarter is considered to be the most famous Prague monument. It was founded on July 9th 1357 and built during the reign of Charles IV in place of the Judith Bridge which had been destroyed during a flood in 1342. The Charles Bridge measures 520 metres...

PRAGUE CASTLE

The panorama of the Prague Castle is one of the most famous views of Prague. The Czech rulers moved their seat to the Prague Castle as early as the 9th century and at this time they built the second oldest Christian church in the country here. Many Czech sovereigns ruled from here and took part in the long development of the Prague Castle complex....

OLD NEW SYNAGOGUE PRAGUE

The Old-New Synagogue in Prague is the oldest synagogue in Europe. It was built around the year 1270 in early Gothic style and belongs amongst the oldest preserved Gothic monuments in Prague. The origin of the name “Old-New” is unclear and there are several explanations. According to one version a new synagogue was built on old...

MUNICIPAL HOUSE - PRAGUE

The Municipal House in Prague was built in the place where the King’s Court - a royal palace inhabited from the time of Wenceslas IV up until Vladislav Jagellon’s reign - stood from the end of the 14th century. A plaque on the Municipal House reminds us of the fact that it was here that Jiří of Poděbrady, first as the...

THE POWDER TOWER PRAGUE

History In an historical context, the Powder Tower is one of Prague’s most important medieval monuments. This is the place where royal coronation processions would commence. It is also the beginning and end of an important route from Kutná Hora, where silver was mined for the royal coffers. The so-called Mountain Tower...