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Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and Astronomical Clock on Old Town Square
Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and Astronomical Clock on Old Town Square
Are you travelling to Prague for the first time and have you looked up the must-see sights in guides or online? Yes, it's Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and the Astronomical Clock on Old Town Square. This Prague trio of sights is really the quintessential. So let's explore them together and learn everything you want to know about them, as well as about life in Prague. Of course, our journey will take us past other monuments that we won't pass by unnoticed. You will also find out other interesting facts and recommendations. For example, where to have the best Czech lunch or good coffee after our walk.
Meeting point
Meeting point
The meeting point is located at the statue of the first Czechoslovak president Tomáš Gariggue Masaryk on Hradčany Square, directly opposite Prague Castle. Check the map
Duration
Duration
2,5 - 3 hours
Departure times
Departure times
Tuesday 9am, 10am, 11am, 12.30pm
Wednesday 9am, 10am
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 9am, 10am, 11am, 12.30pm
Tour description
Tour description
1. The tour starts in front of Prague Castle, which we will walk together through the courtyards and see the exteriors of its main parts. We will then continue through the streets of Hradčany, the former suburb of the Castle, which later became the showcase of aristocracy and high dignitaries.
2. During our visit of Hradčany area, we can see many splendid palaces, a famous pilgrimage site, called Prague Loretoand a magical corner of the city where time seems to have stood still. It is called the New World and hides one of the smallest houses in Prague.
3. From there, we'll head down into the city through the streets and alleys of the Lesser Town and explore Charles Bridge and its famous statues. that form a unique and magnificent open air gallery.
4. We'll end our walk in Old Town Square, the heart of Prague's historic centre. There is a famous and still functioning astronomical clock from the 15th century. Let's see if it will show us the right time even now.
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