Unusual Prague: getting acquainted with the city walk

Czech Republic Prague

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Age

Group size

1-4

Language

English

Duration

3 hours

Transport

On foot

About this experience

I invite you to take a pleasant walk through historical and modern districts of Prague. We will pass through the Old and New Town, visit the Lesser Town, and see where the poetess Marina Tsvetaeva preferred to walk. I will tell you about the legends associated with Prague, and also show modern art objects - marching penguins, unusual infants, an inverted horse, and Kafka's head, which will not leave you indifferent.

What to expect

Getting acquainted with the city
This tour is designed for those who not only want to get acquainted with the atmosphere of old Prague but also find out what the city is like now. You will hear beautiful legends associated with the city and see iconic landmarks of historic districts. You will also admire the newest architectural objects that have appeared in the 21st century.

New and old
In 2.5 hours, we will walk through the key locations of the city.

In the New Town, we will take a walk on the main square and immerse ourselves in the atmosphere of the late 19th - early 20th centuries. And after that, we will switch to the 21st century to rethink what we have seen.
In the Old Town, we will again dive into the history of Prague, visit the main attractions of this part of the city, and see unusual modern art objects.
We will pass through the oldest (14th century) bridge in Prague - the famous Charles Bridge, where I will share a few mystical legends associated with this place.
Along the way, we will make a wish and "meet" a medieval knight.
You will also learn why Marina Tsvetaeva often visited the city and who was her main friend and adviser in Prague.
On the romantic island of Kampa, we will get acquainted with unusual modern art with a wow-effect.
And we will end the journey in one of the most charming districts of the city - the Lesser Town. Here we will find the smallest street in Prague and the Vltava embankment with atmospheric views of Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and the river.