Prague Highlights, Tram & Local Flavors – 4hr Semi-private Tour

We’ll meet you in front of the Municipal House, one of Prague’s most beautiful Art Nouveau buildings, right next to the historic Powder Tower.

From the very first moment, we’ll make you feel like a welcomed guest — not just another tourist. After a friendly introduction, we’ll give you a quick overview of the day ahead and share a few insider tips to help you soak up the city like a local.

Then we’ll set off on foot along the legendary Royal Route, where kings once walked to Prague Castle.The route includes some of Prague’s most iconic sights: the Astronomical Clock, the lively Old Town Square, on the way to the Charles Bridge.

And because exploring should also taste good, we’ll stop along the way for a sweet local treat — like a cup of rich hot chocolate or handmade ice cream, depending on the season. It’s the perfect moment to pause, take in the surroundings, and enjoy a flavor of the city.

And of course, we’ll spend time at the breathtaking Old Town Square, the very heart of historic Prague. Surrounded by pastel-colored buildings, Gothic spires, and baroque facades, this square is where centuries of history meet vibrant city life.

You’ll stand beneath the world-famous Astronomical Clock, where we’ll explain how this medieval masterpiece works — and why it still draws crowds every hour. From here, you’ll see the Church of Our Lady before Týn, the Kinský Palace, and hear the stories that shaped this magical place.

It’s a place to soak in the atmosphere, take stunning photos, and feel the pulse of Prague.

Crossing the Iconic Charles Bridge – Step Into a Fairytale
From the Old Town, we’ll guide you onto the legendary Charles Bridge, one of the most photographed landmarks in all of Europe. But with us, it’s more than just a photo stop — we’ll help you feel its soul.

As you cross the Vltava River on this 14th-century stone bridge, surrounded by baroque statues and breathtaking views of Prague Castle, we’ll share with you the stories hidden in its cobblestones — tales of kings, saints, battles, and even floods.

We’ll pause to enjoy the views, soak in the atmosphere, and of course, snap a few unforgettable photos. Whether it's your first time or your tenth, Charles Bridge always has a new moment to offer.

Discover Lesser Town & the Famous Infant Jesus of Prague
After crossing Charles Bridge, we’ll enter the charming streets of Lesser Town (Malá Strana) — one of the oldest and most picturesque districts in Prague. With its cobbled lanes, quiet gardens, and pastel-colored houses, this neighborhood feels like stepping back in time.

Here, we’ll visit the Church of Our Lady Victorious, home to the world-renowned Infant Jesus of Prague. This small statue of the child Christ has drawn visitors and pilgrims from around the world for centuries — not just for its beauty, but for the miracles many believe it has granted.

We’ll tell you the fascinating story behind the statue, its Spanish origins, and why it’s dressed in different embroidered robes throughout the year. Whether you’re religious or simply curious, it’s a peaceful and inspiring stop that reveals another layer of Prague’s deep spiritual history.

A Scenic Tram Ride to Prague Castle – Like a Local, with a View
Now it’s time to rest your feet and ride through the city just like the locals do — by tram! We’ll hop on one of Prague’s iconic trams and enjoy a beautiful ride up toward Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle complex in the world.

As we wind through historic streets and climb toward the Hradčany district, you’ll get a new perspective of the city — passing charming neighborhoods, parks, and panoramic viewpoints. It’s a moment to relax, watch daily life unfold, and enjoy how Prague moves.

Unlike tourist buses, this authentic local experience lets you feel the rhythm of the city — and your guide will point out hidden gems along the way that most visitors never notice.

We’ll get off just steps from the castle grounds, ready to explore the majestic surroundings at the top of the city.

After our scenic tram ride, we’ll arrive near the magnificent Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle complex in the world. But we don’t just stop for the view — we take our time exploring the charming streets of Castle Town (Hradčany), a peaceful, noble neighborhood often missed by tourists.

As we stroll past palaces, monasteries, and hidden courtyards, we’ll share stories of nobles, artists, and revolutionaries who once lived here. The atmosphere feels timeless — cobbled lanes, lantern-lit alleys, and breathtaking views around every corner.

At a panoramic viewpoint, we’ll pause to admire Prague in all its glory: red rooftops, the river winding below, and the skyline of spires that earned it the nickname “The City of a Hundred Towers.”

Along the way, we’ll also treat you to a few of our favorite local flavors — a traditional Czech pastry or snack, a refreshing craft beer, or a glass of Moravian wine, depending on the season and your preferences.

We will walk through the gates of Prague Castle, the city’s most iconic and majestic landmark. As we walk through the historic castle courtyards, we’ll admire the stunning exterior of St. Vitus Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and the spiritual heart of the Czech Republic.

We’ll share the stories of kings, saints, and emperors who once walked these very same stones — and give you time to take in the atmosphere and the views.

To end the tour in royal style, we’ll take you to the elegant Lobkowicz Palace, where we’ll raise a glass of signature Lobkowicz wine (or a soft drink, if you prefer) in a peaceful setting with a view. It’s a moment to relax, reflect, and toast to your unforgettable day in Prague.

Walking Down Castle Hill – A Panoramic Ride & a Toast in a Local Pub
After our time at the castle, we begin a relaxed walk down Castle Hill, taking in breathtaking views over Prague’s rooftops, river, and bridges. It’s one of the most beautiful descents in the city — and a peaceful way to soak in the last moments of the tour on foot.

Once we reach the bottom, we’ll hop on another scenic tram ride, circling back toward our starting point. This final ride offers yet another perspective of the city — one that locals enjoy every day, but few visitors get to experience.

To wrap up our journey, we’ll stop at a cozy local pub and raise a glass of well-deserved Czech beer (or a refreshing non-alcoholic option) — a friendly goodbye and a taste of Prague’s legendary hospitality.