The Lesser Town, a picturesque Prague district, sprawls around Prague Castle's foothills. There are many ancient burgher houses, charming side streets, and the majestic St. Nicholas Church. This historic area is a favourite backdrop for movies and commercials.

A place where the history of Communism is still present.

The Late Gothic entrance to the famous Charles Bridge.

Cross the legendary Charles Bridge.

The Clementinum, the world’s third-largest Jesuit college, built in the 16th-18th centuries, features the Baroque Library, the Astronomical Tower, and the Mirror Chapel, known for classical music concerts. (You can either do some extras and extend this basic tour, or visit the interiors on your own.)

The Prague Jewish Town offers many historical sites to explore: The Old New Synagogue, one of the oldest and most significant Jewish monuments in Europe, is the oldest in Central Europe, dating back to the 13th century. It serves as the main synagogue of Prague’s Jewish community. The Old Jewish Cemetery is home to the grave of Rabbi Judah Loew ben Bezalel, known for the Golem legend. On this tour, we’ll walk through the Jewish Town, but we won’t enter the sites. You can either extend the tour with additional visits or explore the interiors independently later

We will explore the exteriors of the synagogues and delve into the rich Jewish history of Prague.

The Church of Our Lady before Týn is one of Prague’s most stunning Gothic buildings. Its iconic twin spires make it a prominent landmark in the Old Town. The renowned Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe is buried here. If we visit during opening hours, we can enter the church for free.

Visit the most beautiful historical square in Prague and let us introduce you to the mysterious Astronomical Clock.

The modern core of the city and the historic venue of the Velvet Revolution.

The most stunning Art Nouveau building in Prague.