400 USD for 1-2 people | 500 USD for 3-4 people | 600 USD for 5-6 people

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During two half-day tours you can see and experience the whole of the historical centre including the main sights and also few hidden sights. 

This is my top recommendation for clients who really want to see & experience the city and learn more about our culture and history. The tour is ideal for clients who really want to discover the city, a great balance of history, architecture and culture with a local guide; the perfect option is for two mornings.

The tour includes: The area around Prague Castle and the Cathedral of St. Vitus, The Little Quarter, Charles Bridge, The Old Town square with the famous Astronomical Clock and the Old Town streets, the Jewish Town and the New Town square named after king Wenceslas.

170 USD (1-2 people), 250 USD (3-4 people), 290 USD (5-6 people)

Thanks to the orientation tour you can save both money and time in Prague for other things and really enjoy the city!

The tour will help you to get to know some basic facts regarding the city, its history and I will gladly answer any of your questions. Let's have a little walk around the historical centre to get more familiar with the location. I will gladly share recommendations for other points of interest. 

If you want to learn more ahead of your trip and get familiar with basic history, culture and sights in Prague, check out my course here.

170 USD (1-2 people), 250 USD (3-4 people), 290 USD (5-6 people)

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The tour offers the Jewish town and Museum both inside and around outsidewith full information regarding its 1000 year-old Jewish heritage - historically, architecturally and culturally. Fully qualified, licensed and competent guide Andrea. 

The tour includes: The Old-New Synagogue, Prague Jewish Museum (interiors) – the Old Jewish Cemetery, The Pinkas synagogue, The Spanish synagogue, Jewish town streets. 

See my blog post about Prague Jewish Town.

170 USD (1-2 people), 250 USD (3-4 people), 290 USD (5-6 people)

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The tour is a great chance to learn more about the highly vibrant 20th century in Czechoslovakia. A truly fascinating combination of kingdom, protectorate and the Second World War, socialism and communism, the Velvet Revolution, democracy but also the Velvet divorce with Slovakia and current situation. The tour includes a stop for a coffee/beer/snack and talk about the lifestyle.

The tour is less walking more talking:)

The tour includes: We’ll explore Republic Square and the stunning Municipal House, where Czechoslovakia was born in 1918. Walk down Na Příkopě and Wenceslas Square—witnesses to both Nazi and Soviet occupations. We’ll dive into the charm of New Town passages and National Street, where the Velvet Revolution sparked the fall of communism in 1989. Along the way, we’ll chat about the split with Slovakia, the country’s transformation, and what makes Prague such a modern, vibrant city today.

170 USD (1-2 people), 250 USD (3-4 people), 290 USD (5-6 people)

Enjoy Prague thru the eyes of its traditional cafés! 

Would you believe there are still a few which opened 100 years ago?  Let's stop at one of those places for a coffee and slice of delicious cake where Einstein and Kafka used to go, or to a little espresso bar where we can talk about Czech culture, customs, traditions and the whole transition from communism to democracy.

This time, Starbucks is excluded for obvious reasons! ;)

The tour includes: a walk thru the Old town and New town streets and traditional cafés and local places. Chosen upon specification with clients.

590 USD for 1-2 people / 690 USD for 3-4 people / 800 USD for 5-6 people

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Many big tours/companies only go to the Small Fortress (prison) and The Ghetto Museum at Terezín. What I do to help my clients understand more about the 20th centuryand how it came about that the town of Terezín was chosen to be a ghetto and prison and I also especially want my clients to see the real authentic places: the town where the Jews were forced to live under Hitler's regime, barracks with an impressive collection of paintings - the art was used in Terezín as symbolic fight again the Nazis and several paintings were found after the war - now being exhibited at Terezín (and also partly at Pinkas Synagogue in Prague), The Morque, The Cemetery, the wonderful hidden gem of the Synagogue or Place of Prayer where the Jews practiced their religion, remains of the old railway built by prisoners. 

Terezín shows the real effects of the Holocaust.

We will visit the Fortress which was used as a jail for all those who disagreed with the Nazis and is a 2nd World War memorial. 

The tour includes: Private luxury Mercedes car, English-speaking driver, Andrea's personal service, all entrance fees.