Walking through an open-air museum with the guides of I Love Praag Dobrý den I am Huig den Boer owner of I love Praag. I am a young Dutch man in my thirties who previously worked in the healthcare sector and worked with great passion as a bus driver in and around the beautiful city of Utrecht, the most beautiful city in the Netherlands. In addition to this job, I worked as one of the permanent guides of I Love Praag in Prague and first did tours as a hobby (15 years) and now professionally in the Czech city of Prague. This is because I am in love with this European capital. Since 2023 I live completely in Prague. No matter how beautiful a city like Rome or Berlin is, I don't immediately catch a spark like when I leave Prague airport. All our guides speak fluent English, German and Dutch. Are you going on tour with me or with my colleagues in Prague?
* Don't forget to check out and book our other tours in the "New Town" and the "Prague Castle". *
When you talk about "The Old Town", you are actually talking about the old historical part of Prague. There was little bombing here during the Second World War, so that almost all buildings are still standing and are in their original condition. Prague's Old Town is truly an impressive open-air museum. During the tour you will pass by interesting places such as Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge and the Jewish Quarter.
This walking tour is easy to keep up for any company / family (not too much effort).
Sights:
♥ Mala Strana
♥ Čůrající postavy
♥ Lennon wall
♥ Charles Bridge
♥ Maiselova synagogue
♥ Old new synagogue
♥ Old Town Square
♥ Astronomical clock
♥ Prašná brána
♥ And more
Additional information:
- The tour normally lasts about 2.5 hours, but we reserve 3 hours as standard so that we have enough time to see everything special we encounter.
- A maximum of 25 people participate per tour so that sufficient attention can be given to each participant.
In our tour you see all the must see main sights!
Meeting point: Malostranská metro station on the square in front of the exit. Address: Malostranská, Klarov, Malá Strana, 118 00 Prague 1 How to reach: Metro line A (green line): station Malostranská Tram: 2, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 17 18, 20, 22, 23, 25, 27: station Malostranská Bus: 194: station Malostranská Our guide will be waiting for you in front of the metrostation. You can recognize the guide on the white "I Love Praag" umbrella or clothes.
Our guide will something about the art you will see at this metrostation. He or she will also tell you something about some other stations where you can find some nice art.
We will visit the "Lesser Town." Did you know that in the history most of the population of the "Lesser Town" was German?
Are we in Brussel right now?
We will visit little Venice in Prague. Our guide will tell you why this most silent area of Prague (near the Charles Bridge) is also named Little Venice.
At a time when freedom is a topic of conversation, we naturally visit the first "Lennonwall" in the world.
Our guide will tell all the ins and outs of the oldest bridge in Prague. Let's cross it together and ofcourse our guides will not forget to stop halfway at the statue of "Nepomuk" for a wish. At the end of the bridge you will meet up with the famous Charles the 4th. Do you join?
We will visit the most famous square of Prague and we will see all the beautiful buildings and monuments.
You're visit to prague is not complete without a visit to the astronomical clock. Did you know that it is the oldest astronomical clock in the world? At the clock our guides tell you also something about the communism time in the Czech Republic and Prague. It's very hard to read the astronomical clock. Only a handfull of people can read the clock. Our guides did a special study and try to learn you how to read the clock.
We will show you that in the history the building was a bit bigger.
Our guides will tell you everything about the church. Do you recognize the church from any movie?
We will visit the oldest synagogue in Prague, build in 1270!
We will visit the Spanish synagogue from outside. Do you know why the name Spanish Synagogue is?
Will you touch the famous feeds of "Kafka?"
The Powder Tower is the gate between the old and new town in Prague. It's so sad but at this point our guides have to end the tour because we are about 3 hours on the way. Do we see you on our next trip?
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).