Prague City Tour

Prague’s national identity and European culture space are majorly symbolized by the National Theatre. It has a tradition that dates back a hundred and thirty years. The National Theatre is a beacon of culture, as well as a space for free artistic creation. Today, the National Theatre is made up of several companies such as the Drama, the Opera, and the Ballet companies, that not only perform classical titles and Czech works, but also several contemporary, international creations. The National Museum building is the largest and oldest museum in all of the Czech Republic.

Also called the Lesser Quarter or Little Quarter, the Lesser Town is situated in clumps at the base of the Prague Castle, across the river Vltava from the Old Town. The Lesser Town is so beautiful, that it has become the most sought after location for movie settings and commercials. Its charming, ancient burgher houses and queer side lanes are very attractive. Wandering in the nearly deserted, dimly lit streets in the evening is an absolute delight, granting visitors a true feel of a city frozen in time.

You will also witness the magnificence of the Prague Castle. A World Heritage site that is internationally recognized, the Prague Castle is the largest castle in the world that has existed since ancient eras. It covers a huge area that is close to 70,000 square meters. it is currently the biggest coherent castle complex that exists in the world. The Prague Castle is a fascinating amalgamation of delicate architecture from across a thousand years. In the walls of this castle lies a distinct instance of Gothic architecture, the Cathedral of St. Vitus, a very important church in the Czech Republic. There are several tombs of Roman Emperors and Bohemian Kings inside its walls. The main tower in the center stands at an astonishing 103 meters. Additionally, it is home to the Bohemian Crown Jewels. All this makes for an amazing experience that you simply cannot forgo.

A tour through the city of Prague is undoubtedly a treat for the eyes. There are innumerable places in Prague, and visiting all of them on the same day is nearly impossible, however, it is still possible to get the essence of the city by hitting the major icons and landmarks that make up the Czech capital. This tour is recommended for all those who are on relatively tighter schedules but still want to experience the beauty of Prague.

At the time of departure, complimentary pick up is available from your hotel, but should you choose not to avail it, the tour starts from Václavské námestí 27. You will get to view some of the famous structures of the city, like the National Theater and the National Museum from the comfort of the air-conditioned bus that will be taking you around. Once the bus halts at the magnificent Prague Castle, you will be taken by a professional guide for a walk through the castle.

After spending about an hour exploring the legendary buildings of the Prague Castle, you will have to hop on the bus again to continue the tour. You will then be taken to the splendid Charles Bridge, one of the most popular attractions in the city. Witness the intricate statues that line the bridge. This will be followed by a stop at the Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock, and, finally, Wenceslas Square, which is where your tour will end.