Begin your exploration in Prague's Old Town, where winding cobbled streets lead to a wealth of architectural and cultural highlights. Pass the historic Estates Theatre and the venerable Charles University as you make your way towards the Old Town Hall and its famed astronomical clock, a masterpiece of Gothic ingenuity. Continue to the birthplace of Franz Kafka and follow the streets into the atmospheric Jewish Quarter, a district steeped in history and memory. Wander through the Maisel and Pinkas synagogues and pause by the evocative old Jewish cemetery, where centuries of history are etched in stone. Along the route you will also see the New Town Hall and discover the story behind the Church of Our Lady Before Týn, its twin spires dominating the skyline. This walking experience is ideally suited to first-time visitors seeking a comprehensive introduction, as well as to returning travellers who wish to rediscover familiar corners at a relaxed pace. Enjoy the freedom to explore independently, linger at sights that intrigue you, and shape your own memorable visit to Prague. Read more
Infants must sit on laps
Public transportation nearby
Why this self-guided walking tour stands out
Discover Prague’s highlights while enjoying complete freedom to stop, reflect and photograph whenever you wish.
