Prague’s rich history and unique atmosphere make it an ideal destination for cultural and historical experiences. Explore medieval streets, famous landmarks, castles, museums, and important historical sites through engaging guided tours and interactive visits designed for student groups.
Duration: 4 hours
Get your first taste of Prague by exploring its most iconic sights. Stroll through the picturesque streets of the Old Town, marvel at the Astronomical Clock, and cross the historic Charles Bridge. Discover the impressive Prague Castle complex and its surrounding gardens. This introduction offers a perfect way to experience the city’s charm — no entrance tickets required during the tour.
Duration: 4 hours
Create your own Prague experience by choosing a theme that reflects your group’s interests and exploring the city your way. Focus on what fascinates you most—whether it’s historic churches, film locations, hidden corners or something completely different. Your guide brings your idea to life, creating a flexible and engaging experience tailored entirely to you. Reach out to our team to discuss the possibilities.
Duration: 4 hours
Explore Prague Castle and the historic Lesser Town with a knowledgeable guide. Wander through the castle courtyards, admire the stunning St. Vitus Cathedral, and stroll along charming old streets lined with colorful buildings. Learn fascinating stories about Prague’s royal history while enjoying breathtaking views of the city. A perfect walk through one of Prague’s most iconic and picturesque areas.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Discover the highlights of Prague’s legendary Vyšehrad complex, including hidden underground casemates, the monumental Gorlice Hall with original statues from Charles Bridge, and the historic Vyšehrad Cemetery with the famous Slavín tomb. The tour also explores remarkable sacred sites, from the Gothic Church of St. John the Baptist to the Romanesque Rotunda of St. Martin.
Duration: 2 hours
Enjoy a leisurely guided walk through Prague’s historic Old Town, taking in its lively streets and charming atmosphere. See famous sights such as Wenceslas Square, the iconic Charles Bridge, and the historic Jewish Quarter. Learn interesting stories about the city’s past and present. This tour offers a great introduction to Prague, with no entrance fees required.
Duration: 3-4 hours
Discover the rich history and culture of Jewish Prague on this guided tour. Stroll through the Jewish Quarter, visit historic synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery, and learn about the life, traditions, and challenges of the Jewish community in the city. Tickets must be purchased on site, so a guide is required to ensure entry and a full experience.
Duration: 3-4 hours
Join a guided tour of Prague’s Old Town and discover fascinating facts about its history, architecture, and main sights. Explore the underground rooms beneath the Old Town Hall with a knowledgeable local guide, then climb the tower afterward to enjoy stunning panoramic views of the city. A perfect way to experience Prague from above and below.
Duration: 3-4 hours
This tour traces Prague’s key events of the 20th century – from World War II and the Nazi occupation, through decades of communist rule, to the peaceful Velvet Revolution. Students will learn how life under totalitarian regimes affected everyday people and how courage and resistance helped Czechoslovakia reclaim its freedom, offering a vivid insight into history.
Duration: 3 hours
This tour explores Prague’s modern history from World War II to the Cold War and the fall of communism in 1989. Students will learn about the impact of the war, life under the socialist regime, and Czechoslovakia’s path to democracy. The highlight is a visit to the Cold War Museum in a former nuclear bunker for an authentic experience.
Duration: 3-4 hours
Explore Prague’s turbulent 20th-century history, from the horrors of the Gestapo and Holocaust to the Velvet Revolution. Visit key sites including Petschkův palác, the main train station, the crypt of Saints Cyril and Methodius, Národní Třída, and the Cold War bunker beneath Hotel Jalta. A thought-provoking tour highlighting resistance, oppression, and freedom.
Duration: 3 hours
Let the group find out all what they need to know about Prague on their own. Our guide will pick up the group in the city centre and give out maps, quiz and hints. Sweet reward included. :)
Duration: 4 hours
Enjoy the magical Christmas atmosphere of Prague on a stroll through the festive Advent markets. Discover traditional Czech Christmas customs, hear the stories behind them, and taste delicious local Christmas cookies and treats. A warm and charming way to experience the city, its seasonal decorations, and holiday spirit during the festive season.
Duration: 3 hours
Follow the footsteps of Robert Langdon through Prague on a tour inspired by Dan Brown’s novel. Visit real locations featured in the story and discover how closely fiction matches reality. From Old Town to the Jewish Quarter and Charles Bridge, uncover legends, symbols and hidden layers of the city’s past.
Duration: 2-3 hours
Explore Prague in a unique way by combining a guided city walk with immersive virtual reality experiences. Discover famous landmarks such as Old Town Square, Prague Astronomical Clock, Wenceslas Square and the Dancing House, while VR technology reveals historical events, lost places and key moments from Prague’s past, including Operation Anthropoid.
Duration: 2 hours
Take an alternative walk through Prague and explore the bold, provocative works of David Černý, one of the most famous Czech sculptors. Discover his playful, thought-provoking art scattered across public spaces, and learn about the ideas, messages, and stories behind Czech contemporary art. A unique way to experience the city’s creative side.
Duration: 2 hours
Follow in the footsteps of Franz Kafka on this guided walk through Prague. Begin at his birthplace and visit key locations tied to his life, work, and literary inspirations. Learn fascinating stories about the famous writer while exploring the city that shaped his unique perspective, offering an engaging journey through both Prague’s streets and Kafka’s world.
Duration: 2-3 hours
Join a guided tour of the National Theatre and explore all its floors. Visit the underground foundation stones, the main auditorium, and foyers adorned with artworks. Finish on the rooftop terrace with trigae statues, offering stunning views of Prague Castle. Designed for groups of 11–30 people, this tour provides an engaging and memorable cultural experience.
Duration: 2-3 hours
Enjoy a guided tour of the Estates Theatre and hear fascinating stories about great artists such as Mozart, Mahler, and Paganini. The tour begins in the lobby, continues through the auditorium and Mozart’s lounge, and concludes in the central cloakroom. Designed for groups of 11–30 people, it offers an engaging cultural experience for all.
Duration: 2-3 hours
The tour begins in the entrance foyer, showcasing the terrazzo floor, historic box office, and a ceiling richly decorated with stuccoes. It continues to the auditorium, where you can admire the extraordinary ceiling decoration, a replica of the “lost” Veith curtain by Martin Černý, and a lobby adorned with busts of famous composers, offering a full cultural experience.
Duration: 2-3 hours
Join a guided tour of the Rudolfinum with a Czech Philharmonic employee. Explore the Ceremony Hall, the Conductor’s Lounge, the Presidential Lounge, Dvořák Hall, and Suk Hall. If the weather allows, enjoy the rooftop terrace offering one of the most beautiful views of Prague. A perfect cultural experience for music lovers and visitors alike.
Duration: 2-3 hours
The Municipal House has been one of Prague’s most significant public buildings for over a century. Built between 1905 and 1911, this Art Nouveau masterpiece showcases exceptional artistry and craftsmanship. Visit the café, French and Pilsner restaurants, American Bar, Lord Mayor’s Salon, and Smetana Hall, all decorated by leading artists like Alfons Mucha. Guided tours of the entire building are available.
Duration: 3-4 hours
This ticket to Prague Castle grants access to key historic sites, including St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, St. George’s Basilica, and Golden Lane with Daliborka Tower. Discover the castle’s rich history while exploring its interiors. Selected outdoor areas can be visited free of charge.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Opened in 1998, the Mucha Museum is dedicated to Alfons Mucha (1860–1939), one of the leading figures of Art Nouveau. The exhibition presents nearly 100 original works, guiding visitors through his life and artistic development, and includes a museum shop with exclusive prints and gifts inspired by his art.
Duration: 1-2 hours
The Franz Kafka Museum offers an immersive journey into the world of Franz Kafka (1883–1924), one of the most influential authors of the 20th century. The exhibition features first editions, manuscripts, diaries, and audiovisual installations, exploring his life, work, and the deep connection between Kafka and Prague.
Duration: 1-2 hours
The Museum of Communism offers a powerful insight into life in Czechoslovakia under communist rule. Visitors can explore original artifacts, photographs, documents, and videos illustrating propaganda, surveillance, education, censorship, and resistance, revealing the realities of everyday life during the regime.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Art Palace Prague, a newly opened exhibition gallery, is housed in the historic former Živnostenská banka building from the late 19th century. This Neo-Renaissance gem connects historical heritage with contemporary creativity. Carefully curated exhibitions showcase works from classic masters to modern artists, offering visitors a broad view of artistic styles and inspiring perspectives on the past, present, and future.
Duration: 2 hours
The DOX Centre for Contemporary Art is the largest independent institution for contemporary art in the Czech Republic, opened in 2008. Housed in a former factory, it features exhibition spaces, the DOX+ hall, the Gulliver Airship, a design shop, bookstore, and Fine Art Archive, combining art, architecture, and innovation.
Duration: 2 hours
In a 120-minute class at the Czech Pottery Workshop, create your own cup or bowl, personalize it with decorative stamps, and select colors and glazing guided by your teacher. Finished pieces are shipped to your home (4–5 days processing, delivery within 4 weeks). Maximum 12 participants per class.
Duration: 1-2 hours
The Museum Kampa houses the art collection of Jan and Meda Mládek, who supported Czechoslovak non-conformist artists during their exile. The museum features the largest collection of works by František Kupka and important 20th-century artists from the Eastern Bloc, showcasing modern abstract and contemporary art.
Duration: 1-3 hours
The Central Gallery is a modern art gallery on Old Town Square, featuring permanent exhibitions by Salvador Dalí and Andy Warhol. Visitors can explore the works of one or both artists, enjoying iconic pieces in a vibrant historic setting.
Duration: 1-2 hours
The permanent exhibition at the Museum of Decorative Arts presents European applied arts from the Middle Ages to the 21st century. It explores how art shapes daily life, from liturgical objects and Renaissance curiosities to 19th-century heirlooms and clothing or jewelry, blending function, symbolism, and human expression.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Originally built for trade fairs, this Functionalist gem has housed the National Gallery Prague since 1976. Designed by Josef Fuchs and Oldřich Tyl (1925–1928), it was the largest building of its type worldwide. The permanent exhibition covers Czech art and architecture from 1796 to 2021, including the First Republic, modern architecture, and contemporary transformations.
Duration: 2-5 hours
The National Museum preserves nearly 14 million items covering natural history, history, arts, music, and librarianship. Its main hall on Wenceslas Square, built in 1891 in neo-Renaissance style, was fully restored between 2011 and 2018. The museum showcases Czech history, culture, and scientific achievements across multiple buildings.
Duration: 2 hours
The Story of Prague Exhibition lets visitors explore the city’s history from its origins to today. Through interactive displays, detailed models, and multimedia, discover how Prague developed into one of Europe’s most beautiful and influential cities, blending heritage, culture, and urban growth.
Duration: 1 hour
The Back in Time Exhibition offers a journey through everyday life in Czechoslovakia during the communist era. Explore authentic rooms, objects, and stories that bring the past to life, combining interactive exhibits with a broader look at Czech history from medieval streets to the 20th century.
Duration: 6 hours
Visit Terezín, a former WWII concentration camp and Jewish ghetto. Explore the Memorial, Small Fortress, and Museum while learning about the Holocaust’s tragic history. This powerful and emotional tour offers meaningful insight into the lives of those imprisoned here and the lasting legacy of their suffering.
Duration: 4 hours
Visit the Lidice Memorial, a moving place of remembrance for the village destroyed by the Nazis in 1942. Discover the tragic fate of its residents as you explore the museum, memorial grounds, and peaceful gardens that honor the victims and preserve the memory of this devastating event.
Duration: 8 hours
Discover Kutná Hora, a UNESCO-listed town once famed for silver mining. Visit top sights including the Bone Church, decorated with thousands of human bones, explore historic mines with helmet and lamp, see the Italian Court, a former royal mint, and admire the stunning Gothic St. Barbara’s Cathedral, symbol of the town’s former wealth.
Duration: 9-10 hours
Visit the famous spa town of Karlovy Vary on this full-day tour. Explore its elegant center, taste natural hot springs, and learn about local traditions. The tour includes visits to the Becherovka Museum and Moser glassworks, renowned for fine crystal. The city also hosts an international film festival each year.
Duration: 10 hours
Visit the fairy-tale town of Český Krumlov, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Stroll through charming old streets, admire Renaissance and Baroque architecture, and explore the impressive castle complex with stunning views over the winding Vltava River and the town’s picturesque rooftops.
Duration: 5 hours
Take a half-day trip to Karlštejn Castle, founded by Emperor Charles IV. Discover its role in safeguarding royal treasures and admire its impressive Gothic architecture. Perched above a charming village, the castle offers panoramic views of the Czech countryside and a fascinating glimpse into Bohemian medieval history.
Duration: 5 hours
Explore the Koněprusy Caves, the largest cave system in Bohemia. Discover stunning rock formations, hidden chambers, and ancient fossils on a guided underground tour. This natural wonder, formed over millions of years, features an accessible route of 620 meters through breathtaking limestone formations.
Duration: 8 hours
Karlštejn Castle, founded by Emperor Charles IV, showcases impressive Gothic architecture and once safeguarded royal treasures. Perched above a charming village, it offers scenic views of the Czech countryside. Continue to the Koněprusy Caves, the largest cave system in Bohemia, where you’ll explore stunning formations, hidden chambers, and ancient fossils along a 620-meter accessible route.
Duration: 8 hours
Visit Karlštejn Castle, founded by Emperor Charles IV, and discover its role in safeguarding royal treasures while admiring impressive Gothic architecture. Perched above a charming village, it offers scenic views of the Czech countryside. Continue to the Nižbor Glass Factory to see traditional Czech crystal production, watch skilled glassblowers at work, and explore finely hand-cut glass pieces.
Duration: 5 hours
Visit Konopiště Castle, the former residence of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Explore richly decorated interiors, an impressive collection of weapons and hunting trophies, and beautifully maintained gardens. Learn about the life and legacy of the man whose assassination helped trigger World War I.
