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Private Prague Castle

One private walking tour covering all the Prague castle and Charles bridge with highlights of secret gardens. The most unique and informative castle walking tour in all of Prague!

Complete overview of Prague’s castle history Charles Bridge and the hidden secret gardens in an interactive walk divulging the castle’s best kept secrets. Prague Castle is the world’s biggest castle and has played a central part in the events of the Czech Republic, and sometimes even in world history. It was founded in 880 and is thus the oldest part of the city. Not long after, craftsmen and tradesmen settled on the slopes beneath to provide their services to royalty and nobility. This became known as the Lesser Town but to get there we cross the famous Charles bridge to begin the tour.

Highlights and Themes

  • Your group only with a private guide
  • The story of Charles Bridge and the Prague Castle
  • Detailed stories of Prague’s most famous heroes and villains
  • Church of Our Lady under the Chain, founded by a Crusader Order
  • Kampa Park visit with the witty and provocative artwork of local enfant terrible, David Černý
  • John Lennon Wall
  • Church of Saint Nicolas inside view
  • Old Royal Palace, home to indoor jousting tournaments, coronations and defenestrations
  • St Vitus Cathedral, named after a saint fried in oil, infamous for inducing dancing mania
  • Old Castle Steps, with vineyards, buskers and breathtaking views of the city
  • Wallenstein Gardens, designed by Europe’s most brilliant military genius
  • Vojan Gardens, lesser known cousin of Wallenstein Gardens, where locals come to relax
  • The Kafka Museum (outside only), full of nightmarish absurdity
   
Discover Prague Tour Center: 12 Michalska st., Prague 1, Prague (street is written as: Michalská 432/12)

Meeting Point

At Discover Prague Tour Center: 12 Michalska st., Prague 1, Prague (street is written as: Michalská 432/12)

Full Tour Description

Meet your private guide at your accommodation. From there we head to the center to take walk the Charles Bridge where we’ll cross one of Prague’s three main attractions and become history in the making by following the routes of kings, queens and noblemen! After making our way across this masterpiece we will stop to admire the austere majesty of Our Lady under the Chain, a church and monastery founded by the Templars on their way to the holy land. Then it is off to visit the John Lennon Wall and Kampa Park with the Owl Mill where we can have a laugh at some replicas of Černý’s babies that climb Prague’s hated TV tower. From here we visit the church of Saint Nicolas (inside) the often overlooked but most beautiful church in Prague! Finally, it is time to ascend to the Castle. We continue to savour the grandeur of its more well-known neighbour, Old Royal Palace, the oldest structure in the Castle area, a place that have served for coronations, indoor jousting tournaments, banana markets and defenestrations – the practice of throwing people out through a window, a term coined by the Czechs! Then a visit to St Vitus, the country’s largest cathedral. It took almost six hundred years to build and finish and is named after a child saint that was fried in oil, but during the Middle Ages was infamous for inducing involuntary dance mania, and also protects against oversleeping, lightning strikes and animal bites. As if this was not enough to see you can also discover the statues of four men in business suits on the cathedral façade, back to the future!

As we walk back down the hillside to discover some lovely hidden gardens and our last sights of the walk we see the marvellous views of the city beneath in front of us. The Wallenstein Gardens, built by Europe’s greatest general is a must see with all the quirkiness as well. After this, you will surely be surprised how empty the near-by but hidden-away Vojan Gardens are even in the busiest time of the year! Our last stop is the outside of the Franz Kafka museum for another amusing creation by David Černý. The tour ends near the Manes bridge for an easy walk back to the center.

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Terms / Info

Participants will need to be fit for light continuous walking with short breaks up to 3 hours. Tour goes in all weather conditions, not responsible for unforeseen delays or accidents.

Booking Terms and Cancellation Points:

Programs cancelled within 3 days of travel date incur 100% cancellation penalty where as no refunds for any reasons are refunded. No show or non-participation on tour/program is considered non-refundable for any reason.