The narrow streets in the heart of Prague will take us to the city’s architectural gems, which have formed the city’s unique atmosphere for centuries. The Old Town and New Town have always been the cradle of culture, economy, politics and social life in our country. Monuments built to demonstrate power, such as the Powder Tower or the Estates Theatre take us back to the time of emperors. Others, like Kafka’s House or the glorious National Theatre tell the story of the Czech nation and our political struggles.
Many houses in Prague were built during the communist rule, which changed the face of the country significantly. The highly unconventional Dancing House, standing tall next to the mighty Vltava River, was erected in the 1990s. We will show you the many architectural contrasts between the old and modern-day Prague.
The popular Astronomical Clock in the Old Town Square is a must-see on your visit to Prague. Every hour, thousands of heads look up at the top of the tower to see this unique ornate clock at work. You also should not miss the Klementinum Complex with its beautiful library and the centre of the New Town with the famous Wenceslas Square and the National Museum. This tour is the perfect choice for those who want to make the most of Prague in only one day. If you’re hoping for dry facts and figures, you’d better stay home. We want to show you the real Prague, our traditions, culture, fascinating history and especially the people who make this city so great.
