Excursions in Prague

Prague is the Czech capital that attracts tourists with its unique medieval charm. Almost not affected during the Second World War, it has preserved its numerous architectural masterpieces. The gold-plated towers and sharp spires of Gothic cathedrals are reflected in the waters of the Vltava River and entice many tourists to Prague.

Sightseeing tour of Prague– the best opportunity to see the main attractions of the city. An experienced tour guide will take you through narrow streets and tell you about the best known houses; interesting stories are cellared in the depths of these houses. The best way to start exploring Prague is with a tour of the Old Town, a historic area with iconic attractions, including:

• the legendary Charles Bridge;
• vibrant Old Town Square – a cross-road of architectural masterpieces of different eras;
• the famous Church of Mother of God before Tyn and the Old Town Hall with the unusual Horologe;
• the Jewish Quarter Josefov;
• The Powder Tower is a Gothic masterpiece dating back to the 15th century. Its observation deck offers a beautiful view.

Any bus and pedestrian sightseeing tour of Prague usually covers different districts of the city. Getting to know Prague will be incomplete without visiting the majestic Prague Castle – the largest European castle and St. Vitus Cathedral in Hradčany. Tour circuits in this part of the city usually include walking along Golden Lane and contemplating the landscape of the Royal Garden. The Strahov Monastery which is located here and dates back to the 12th century is also of interest. On the southern outskirts of the capital it is worth seeing the ancient fortress Vyshegrad, which dates back to the 10th century, and the Basilica of St Peter and St Paul situated nearby.

It is also definitely worth climbing up the Petřín Hill and admiring the views of the Czech capital therefrom. The Petřín Lookout Tower is the Czech analogue of the Eiffel Tower in Paris and is considered to be one of the modern architectural symbols of the city.

The John Lennon Wall with numerous graffiti is an equally interesting place in the Czech capital. Those who have a strong stomach can order a trip to the nearby Kutna Hora, where the ossuary consisting of 40 thousand skulls is located.

There is no problem ordering a tour of Prague in English. Many guides speak excellent English. So you can order not only a sightseeing tour, but also more extravagant walks in the Czech capital while being accompanied by English-speaking guides. For example, you can walk through the secret streets of the city and see the Czech capital from the perspective of local people. The themed evening tours "Mystic of Prague", where the tour guides reveal the mystical stories and the secrets of medieval alchemists, are no less fascinating.

With a gastronomic tour of Prague all true gourmets will go to a real culinary paradise. The Czech cuisine is based mainly on meat courses. The guide will definitely recommend tasting a roasted ham hock and a real Prague beer, as well as ordering traditional trdelníks for an appetizer. Numerous pubs and restaurants can be found in Letenske Sady.

After a slashing dinner it is worth ordering a boat trip around the Vltava to see some of the most picturesque panoramas of the Czech capital and admire its beautiful bridges. From now it will be difficult to disagree with the statement that Prague is one of the most beautiful European cities, and its charm is beyond the influence of time.