Explore historic neighborhoods of Prague on this half-day tour to deepen your understanding of the city’s historical, geographic, and cultural foundations.

Plan to spend a short amount of time to ascend the tower of the Prague Astronomical Clock in Old Town. All other stops are designed to be experienced from the outside, with only very brief interior visits where appropriate.

For a deeper understanding of Prague, spend some time at Prague Castle either before or after this tour.

Requirements for respectful/modest attire apply at churches, synagogues, and other religious sites. Visitors should check dress codes before visiting. Avoid visiting during prayer times or other services.

Use the associated audioguides when visiting the following locations:

• St. Nicholas Church: A Baroque landmark anchoring Malá Strana, with a grand dome
• John Lennon Wall: a colorful and ever-changing symbol of peace and artistic expression
• Kampa Island: A small riverside enclave with mill streams, parkland, and views of the water and the city’s bridges
• Charles Bridge: A medieval stone bridge lined with statues, serving as the symbolic and visual link between the city’s two halves
• Klementinum: A vast former Jesuit complex associated with learning, astronomy, and intellectual life in the city
• Old Town Square: The historic heart of Prague, surrounded by colorful façades and centuries of political and civic life
• Prague Astronomical Clock: A medieval timepiece that draws crowds for its hourly Walk of the Apostles show
• Church of Our Lady before Týn: A dramatic Gothic church with twin spires that dominate the Old Town skyline
• Jewish Quarter: A historic neighborhood with well-preserved complexes of Jewish historical landmarks.
• Spanish Synagogue: A historic synagogue with an exterior showcasing Moorish Revival design
• Old Jewish Cemetery: A historic densely layered burial ground
• Rudolfinum: A Neo-Renaissance concert hall and cultural institution marking the edge of the Jewish Quarter along the Vltava River