Full Day Sightseeing Tour of Prague
Follow this itinerary if you want to take an exciting tour of Prague's most interesting and charming places.
Start your trip at the Wenceslas Square, one of the most famous squares in Prague which has witnessed many important moments in the history of the Czech Republic. Stroll the square and head to the Old Town to visit the City Hall. If you are interested in history, you can explore the historical halls inside and access the Romanesque-Gothic underground which includes the Roman hall, dating back to the 12th century.
The wall of the City Hall features the Astronomical Clock, the oldest astronomical clock still in use in the world. This 600-year-old masterpiece is a must see. The figures beside the dial move on every hour, make sure not to miss it. The Old Town also boasts St. Nicholas Church - peek inside to see its delicate interior decorations.
Cross the Charles Bridge connecting the Old Town with Lesser Town. With its Baroque statues, it is perhaps the most famous sight in Prague. Next, take a look at the John Lennon-inspired political graffiti, which constantly changes. Walk through the Lesser Town and reach the hill with Saint Vitus Cathedral, the Prague Castle, and many other sights. Visit the cathedral and the seat of Czech rulers. Saint George’s Basilica is also worth the visit as it is located right next to Saint Vitus Cathedral.
Finish your trip by walking down the Golden Lane, which is part of the huge Prague Castle complex. These beautifully colored houses were once home to a number of important people, including Franz Kafka and Jaroslav Seifert, a Czech writer and Nobel Prize winner. Then, follow the Old Castle Stairs to enjoy spectacular views of Prague and the Fürstenberg Garden.
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Wenceslas Square
One of the most famous squares in Prague has witnessed many important moments in the history of the Czech Republic – the declaration of the…
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Old Town City Hall
Old Town City Hall, which was constructed in the 14th century, is notable primarily due to the Astronomical Clock, one of the most famous…
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Astronomical Clock
See the oldest astronomical clock still in use in the world with your own eyes. This 600-year-old masterpiece is a must see when in Prague!
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St. Nicholas Church
This site was once occupied by one of the oldest churches in Prague's Old Town (dating back to the 13th century).
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John Lenon's wall
Historic stone wall and open-air gallery featuring evolving street art and messages of peace. This site has served as a symbol of free expression and political resistance since the 1980s.
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Lesser Town
Lesser Town is one of the most historic districts of Prague with a plethora of Renaissance bourgeois houses, Baroque palaces and narrow…
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Prague Castle
Largest coherent castle complex in the world and an ancient symbol of the Czech State, spanning nearly 70,000 square meters. It has served as the seat of Czech princes, kings, and presidents since the 9th century.
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Saint Vitus Cathedral
The Prague skyline would look empty without this Gothic miracle, which was founded in 1344.
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Bazilika svatého Jiří
Founded in 920, this Romanesque basilica is the oldest surviving church building within Prague Castle. It features austere limestone masonry, twin towers, a distinctive 17th-century Baroque façade, and the tombs of early Bohemian rulers.
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Golden Lane
Historic street featuring small, colorful 16th-century houses built directly into the castle fortifications. Originally constructed for castle guards, the area now contains various exhibitions, galleries, and shops.
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Old Castle Stairs
Follow these 121 steps and enjoy the spectacular view of Prague and the Fürstenberg Garden.
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Prague's Top Sights
97 min4.1 km12 stops
Walk Prague's classic Royal Route, from the medieval Powder Tower through Old Town Square's astronomical clock, across the storied Charles Bridge, and up through the Lesser Town to the towering ramparts of Prague Castle and Saint Vitus Cathedral. Twelve stops covering the city's most iconic landmarks and the gems along the way, roughly two hours on foot — the essential first walk for any first-time visitor to Prague. The walk starts at Powder Tower on Náměstí Republiky, right by the metro station.
Prague with Kids
64 min2.7 km8 stops
Turn a walk through Prague's Old Town, across Charles Bridge and up to the Castle into a real treasure hunt built on legends, not lectures. At each of eight stops your family chases a clue hidden inside a story — a clockmaker blinded by jealous councilors, a bridge built with eggs, an alchemist's tiny golden house — and solves a hands-on puzzle before the next legend sends you onward. No apps, no props, just sharp eyes and a nose for treasure. Starts at Old Town Square, minutes from Staroměstská metro, and finishes at Golden Lane's colorful alchemist houses, right next to the Castle's Toy Museum.

