Welcome to Staré Město
Staré Město (Old Town) is the historic heart of medieval Prague, centred on one of Europe’s most spectacular town squares (Staroměstské náměstí; Old Town Square). The constant crowds impart a carnival atmosphere but don't detract from the impressive display of Gothic and baroque architecture, much of it floodlit by night, that includes some of the city's most iconic sights, notably the Old Town Hall Tower, the Astronomical Clock, the Municipal House and the Prague Jewish Museum.
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Staré Město activities
Terezin Concentration Camp Day Tour from Prague
This special tour will transport you back to the 1940s and give you a detailed overview of life in the Terezin Concentration Camp. Terezin, initially founded in 1780 to protect Prague from attacks, was converted into a Jewish ghetto during Nazi occupation in World War II. Walk the grounds with your expert guide and hear chilling stories and facts about the day-to-day lives of prisoners there. Visit the Terezin Memorial, the only institution of its kind in the Czech Republic. This memorial commemorates the thousands of victims of the tyrannical Nazi rule, and promotes research and educational activities. Experience the tragic symbol of suffering during the Holocaust during this unique, educational and eye-opening tour.
Prague Small-Group Walking Tour with Vltava Cruise, Lunch
Discover what makes the Czech capital so magical on this relaxed full day tour of Prague, taking in the sights of the Old Town and the Lesser Town, all the way to Prague Castle. Get ready for a serious whistle stop Prague adventure with a boat ride included too! Your tour begins from the Municipal House, the most beautiful Art Nouveau gem in Prague. Next, we’ll visit the stalls at the Havelsky Market, which has been a favourite local market since 1232 - not a typo, it really has been around since the 13th century! Wander around the compact Old Town, winding through the narrow alleyways lined with Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque churches and palaces. Once in the Old Town Square, check the time at the famous clock, one of the most famous landmarks in Prague. Next on your Prague city tour you'll stop at a traditional restaurant in the Lesser Town for a typical Czech meal, and after relaxing over lunch, head to the riverside and hop aboard a replica of a 19th-century sailboat for your cruise down the Vltava River. This is a great chance to take those perfect Prague photos to take home with you! Experience this magical landscape of medieval-like scenery while sipping Czech beer, lemonade or a hot drink. Back on dry land, our walking tour of Prague then meanders across the bridge, stopping to stare up at its many towers and statues and to enjoy the sounds of the local artists and bands that often frequent the area. As you enter the Little Quarter, we’ll jump aboard a local tram to take an uphill ride to Prague Castle. This is the world’s largest castle complex and no visit to Prague is complete without wandering through its magnificent structures! Here, we’ll peek into the cathedral to view the most beautiful and astonishing cathedral in the country and learn how Gothic cathedrals were built in the 14th century by means of a medieval crane - and yes, cranes did exist all those years ago! Your Prague introductory tour will end at Prague Castle, where you’ll be free to further explore the sights. Don’t forget to ask your local guide for tips on local restaurants to visit and secret local spots to call into.
Prague Beer and Czech Tapas 5-Hour Evening Walking Tour
Looking for the best beer and culinary tour in Prague? You just found it! Join our local guide for an adventure that stops at the most reputable (though not always the most beautiful) beer sanctuaries in the city. Hop on the Metro as the locals do and navigate your way to four of our favourite beer halls to try their best brews accompanied by typical Czech 'beer tapas' (it’s a thing, we promise!). As we appreciate the delicious Czech nectar, you’ll hear stories about exciting moments in the country’s history from the Middle Ages through Communism to the present. Your Prague beer tour begins at the statue of the Czech patron saint, Saint Wenceslas, on top of Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí). After a quick introduction to the tour and the city we’ll make our way to our first stop, at a local beer hall in a former industrial suburb that has become the epicentre of Prague's rough-and-tumble nightlife in recent years. Choose from lots of different kinds of beer and pair it with a hearty pork chilli (veggie options are available), served with horseradish and mustard. Next up, we'll hop on the tram in search of a truly hidden gem, a beer cellar and garden with a jolly and cosy atmosphere that proudly sells a great variety of Czech microbrewery beers! Don't worry, we'll help you choose from the vast selection. We'll also savour some pickled sausage, one of the most famous Czech beer snacks, served with onion and pepper. In our opinion, this place is the best in all of Prague, and trust us...we've done our homework. Time to switch gears, but who knows where we'll end up next! As local experts, we've always got our eyes peeled for what's going on in the city, so the next stop will vary based on the season and what's happening - who has the most interesting beer on today, which pub has a band playing, etc. It's up to you and your guide where you head to for this part of the adventure! Next, we will take the metro back to the New Town for a legendary stop at a pub where you’ll get to sample more amazing beers and learn about the birth of Pilsner, one of the world’s most famous beers. Hopefully it will be assist you to wash down a deliciously Bohemian dessert too- deeeelish! Our tour will finish back where we started, in Wenceslas Square, where we'll say our goodbyes but before you go, don’t forget to ask your local guide for more tips on what else to see, do and eat during your stay in the city. And because we are super nice and we want you to LOVE the beer culture in Prague as much as we do, we’ll also leave you with a map of Prague’s best beer halls, just in case you’ve not had enough yet!
Cesky Krumlov Day Trip from Prague
The town's fairytale red-roofed castle is surrounded by landscaped gardens, and features grand courtyards, halls and furnishings. The castle's development over the 14th to 19th centuries has been well preserved, both in layout and architectural detail. The mighty castle complex stands on a rock promontory sculpted by the Vltava River, dominating the attractive medieval town below.Together with the magnificent Church of St. Vitus, the castle is a unique feature of the entire region. The town of Cesky Krumlov is situated in a valley surrounded by the Blansko Forest to the north and the undulating foothills of Sumava to the south and west.
Prague Airport Private Arrival Transfer
When making a booking, you will need to advise your flight details and your Prague Hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed instantaneously and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver. It's that easy!Price is per person, based on 7 adults per car/vehicle.
Prague Tour with Vltava River Cruise, Prague Castle Access
Your full-day tour of Prague begins with a coach ride around Prague’s new town and old town . Enjoy panoramic views of major attractions such as the National Theatre, one of Czech’s most important cultural institutions. See Powder Gate, a 15th-century Gothic-style tower, and pass Wenceslas Square. Then, begin your guided walking tour during which you'll see the exterior of the impressive 10th-century Prague Castle, one of Europe’s largest medieval castles. Stop for lunch at a restaurant in an exceptional 3-course meal.After lunch, continue to another wonderland of Prague: the beautiful Valdstejn Garden, an Italian-style, terraced baroque garden. Explore the city´s Lesser Town, one of Prague UNESCO World Heritage Sites. See Kampa Island with its picturesque houses and admire the Lennon Wall, filled with John Lennon-inspired graffiti.Then, enjoy a boat cruise along the Vltava River! Pass the historic Charles Bridge, learn about the incredible history and culture of Prague and enjoy complimentary refreshments.After your river cruise, walk by Jan Palach Square , a commemoration of soldiers killed during Prague’s liberation in 1945. Stroll down Parizska Avenue, a famous shopping area full of luxury designer retailers, and visit Prague’s Jewish Town, where your guide will share knowledge of the area. Continue walking to the Old Town Square to see the Old Town Hall and the world-famous astronomical clock dating back to the 15th century. End your day trip in front of the Estates Theatre, which hosted the premiere of Mozart’s Don Giovanni opera! As this tour involves a good amount of walking, comfortable shoes are recommended.