Scott F.
Acquaintance with the Capital of the Czech Republic
Customized
“Excellent experience”
We had a great experience with Inna -- she had a good sense of where to guide us based on our interests. She was very flexible and had a great energy about her that was very engaging -- she really knows the details of the city and we would recommend her without hesitation.
Inna P.
Thank you very much for your wonderful review. I am happy you enjoyed the tour with me.
“Very thorough tour”
Our original guide Miriam was ill and couldn’t do the tour, but she arranged to have her colleague Bety guide the tour for us. Bety was very knowledgeable and gave us a thorough tour of the history of the area. It was a poignant experience for us.
“Great Guide”
Miriam wss everything you want in a guide of a Jewish Community. She was knowledgeable, compassionate, and flexible. Very responsive communications. Made great restaurant recommendations. Highly recommend her.
Miriam A.
Dear David, thank you for your review! It has been a pleasure to show you around.
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Open up your travel world to Prague’s lesser known gems with a local tour guide. Go beyond the Prague castle to Vysehrad is a historic fortress with ancient origins and panoramic views of the city. A private tour guide can illuminate the fortress's significance in Prague's history, regaling visitors with tales of its founding and the legends surrounding its walls. They can also lead you to lesser-known corners, such as the Vysehrad Cemetery, where famous Czech figures are buried, providing insights into their lives and legacies.
Exploring these lesser-known gems can provide a more authentic and intimate experience of the city. Hiring a private tour guide can greatly enhance your visit by offering personalized attention, and access to a new level of traveling.
Though it varies depending on what you want to see, typically we would recommend spending at least 3 to 4 days to fully experience the city and its main attractions. Here are some ideas for how to spend these 3–4 days;
Day 1: Explore Old Town Square & The Prague Castle
Day 2: Discover the Lesser Town and Jewish Quarter
Day 3: Prague River Cruise and Tour Of Wenceslas Square
Day 4: Day Trip To Kutná Hora or Český Krumlov,
For more itinerary inspiration, check out our Prague private tours page.
Walking! Walking is the best way to discover all that Prague has to offer. Places like Old Town Square and Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge and Prague Castle, and Lesser Town and St. Nicholas Church are all close to one another, making a walking tour the best way to hit major and minor landmarks.
Here are some must-see sites and experiences that are exclusive to Prague.
Yes! Prague has a high English proficiency of 565/700, with around 45% of the city’s population speaking English. Many people in Prague, particularly those working in the tourism industry, speak English fluently. Additionally, English is commonly taught in schools as a second language, contributing to the overall proficiency of the population.
Yes! You can spend days walking around the city’s various iconic landmarks as most are connected by a bridge, river or short walkway. Want to try a walking tour? Check out our favorite Prague themed walking tours.
Spring (April to June) and Autumn (September to October) months are generally seen as the best time to visit Prague because of the lower tourist crowds and pleasant weather (9-16°C in Spring and 14-9°C in Autumn). But travel time depends on what activities you’re interested in and what time you have. If you prefer warmer temperatures and longer daylight hours, visiting during the summer months (July to August) is best (averages are 18-17°C).
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