Guided tours Prague

A certified French-speaking guide, Rezki offers two daily tours, one starting at 11 a.m. for the Old Town and Jewish Quarter (2 hours). The other begins at 2 p.m. (3 hours) and is devoted to visiting the castle and the districts of Hradčany and Malá Strana. The meeting point is to the right of St. Nicholas Church, on Old Town Square (Staré Město naměsti). It's easy to find your guide: he carries a blue umbrella. Rezki also organizes day and night cruises on the Vltava.

Prague is an exceptional city, and nothing beats a cruise on the Vltava River to discover its beauty. This company offers daily cruises from the center of the city, for periods of one or two hours. For those on a tight budget, the 1-hour option is very affordable and allows you to enjoy this splendid moment without breaking the bank. To treat yourself, you can opt for a two-hour cruise with dinner on board. Tickets are available online or directly on site: the Kamina boat is used as a boarding terminal.

Ideal for discovering the most important parts of the city in just three hours, Pragueway takes you on a guided tour to discover the most beautiful sights. Forget about the bus, the car or the bike and experience a cultural moment of fun on a Segway or e-scooter. Experienced guides will tell you the history of the city and give you complete information about life in Prague. The tours cover a variety of topics. The tours are in English, but audio guides are available in a dozen languages.

What could be more fun than a Segway tour of Prague, accompanied by a private, multilingual guide? Ideally located in the city, Euro Segway offers several types of tours for individuals or groups, lasting from 1 to 3 hours (from €49 per person). You can see the tour routes on their website. Before each tour, you have a short lesson to learn how to handle the vehicle; they then provide you with a helmet, a bottle of water and even take photos. New, e-scooter tours are now available!

With small groups (usually a maximum of 8 or 12 people is respected), Prague Urban Adventures takes you to discover a few outlying districts (Vinohrady, Žikov) and offers you an introduction to Czech culinary culture and its delicious beers during three English language tours. Their "Czech Beer and Tapas" tour includes 5 beers and 4 traditional snacks in iconic breweries and taverns. An excellent way to discover the local culture in more depth with enthusiastic local guides!

Prague Boats, the Prague equivalent of our fly boats, has a fleet of luxurious and modern boats that offer environmentally friendly cruises on the Vltava River. It is a unique opportunity to discover Prague's greatest monuments through their night lighting, while enjoying an excellent gourmet meal combining Czech authenticity with the refinement of modern cuisine, all in an elegant and refined atmosphere with the presence of a pianist on the boat. Perfect for a romantic dinner!

Their ships sail the Vltava all day long, for a tourist purpose, of course, like our Parisian fly boats. On either side of the Charles Bridge, you will be approached by many reelers presenting the various possible routes: the shortest ones just pass under the bridge and below the castle, the longest ones go as far as Vyšehrad. Lunches or dinners, a little like in Paris, are very expensive.

You won't want to miss their kiosks all over the Old Town. General or themed guided tours of Prague (minibus, boat, walking and combined) by day or night, in 26 languages (!). Packages from 400 to 1,500 Kč, depending on the mode of transport you choose for the quick tour of Prague (combined walking and bus, or all by bus). Also excursions to Terezin (1,400 Kč), Karlovy Vary (1,850 Kč), Kutná Hora (1,300 Kč), Karlštejn (1,200 Kč), Český Krumlov (2,000 Kč). Details on the website.

The Digital Guide is a digital guide combining GPS technology, a map system and a veritable encyclopedia of Prague and Czech culture. Much more than a simple gadget, it offers a new way of discovering the city. Designed by Digital Urban Legends, the system is being used for the first time in Prague, with an interactive map of the city and over 400 pages of comprehensive, detailed information on monuments, a selection of the city's best restaurants and bars, and practical information on everyday life.

Don't feel like walking? No problem: a tour of Prague in an old Škoda convertible is a safe (but expensive) way to cross the city without getting tired. There are several models to choose from, depending on your taste. Some time ago, this type of tour was quite original. Nowadays, however, there is a large offer and this means of transportation has become almost commonplace. The classic cars are only in name: they are patched up and customized by their drivers.

Every night, enjoy three hours of drinking with beer, vodka and absinthe in an open bar in three bars to finish at the biggest (and worst?) club in Central Europe, Karlovy Lažně, a stone's throw from the Charles Bridge. The principle is simple, we pay before we leave and consume everything we can afterward. A fairly young and quickly drunk public, but the organisers know how to stay within reasonable limits. It is sometimes a good way to meet other travellers. Special formulas for certain dates (Easter, Christmas...). Meeting at 7:30 pm in Celetná Street.

Prague on Segway offers nine tours to discover Prague, including morning tours. A third tour takes you through the city center's highlights, while the fourth connects Strahov to Letná, offering a bird's eye view of Prague's rooftops along the way. A "Fun and Beer" tour is also available. E-scooter tours are now available, including a 180-minute tour that takes you to the sights of Prague. A more comprehensive 240-minute, 20 km Grand City Tour is also available.