Prague Castle (Prazský Hrad) Tours

We had an amazing day with our tour guide Anna. She spoke clear and loud for us all to hear. Was courteous to all members of the group. Very informed about everything she spoke about. Clearly has a passion for what she does! The walking part was done well and wasn’t too much walking or standing around. Lunch was great. I think we all had clean plates. And the boat trip as fab too! Not too much of the same information that Anna had gone over. They worked really well together. Would highly recommend this tour!! For the money we paid it was amazing!

The guide (a woman) was in a great mood, telling local stories and experiences. She also gives tourist tips for "do or not do" in Prague. There are no memorized lectures at the sights, but nice anecdotes. What you also notice, she is a historian and passes on certain knowledge accordingly. Price / performance top. The only drawback is that the start of the tour could be moved forward by an hour at this time of year (autumn/winter, participation in November), as it gets dark quickly towards the last third and the temperatures drop. A clear recommendation from me. Thanks very much!

Even though the Old Royal Palace was unexpectedly closed, the tour was more than worth the cost. Peter was a phenomenal guide. As a history teacher and a Slovakian who lived under communist rule, his passion for Czech history and its impact on the people was evident, and his knowledge was endless. Would definitely do again!

The tour is recommended for everyone who wants to learn more about the history of Prague Castle. The lady spoke excellently, was very easy to understand thanks to the audio and was also able to contribute a joke or two. We had a good 2.5 hours of wonderful historical entertainment.

A lovely relaxing way to take in sights of Prague from the river. 2 drinks per person included and audio guides playing in different languages. Seats inside were comfortable and outside seats available too to get better views. Well worth the price

Alles was perfect geregeld. Alleen was de app niet duidelijk over de kaartjes met betrekking tot de toegang van het kasteel. Dit bleek gewoon inclusief te zijn. De gids was erg prettig en kundig. Het paleis ging. Je moet geen kasteel verwachten. De kerk is erg mooi.

The Royal Palace was disappointing. The Golden Land and St George’s Basilica were alright. The best was St Vitus Cathedral although there are many audio points that I could not access from my audio guide that came with the ticket I bought.

It was so nice tour and our tour girl is the best she was very very nice and lovely , the group was not very big we were just 8 Me and my wife was late about 20 min and they offer us a ride to catch up with our group we are really great full !

I really enjoyed the 3 part tour of this booking. The 2 hour walking tour, followed by the river cruise then tour of the Prague castle was amazing. Very knowledgeable tour guides and so much value for the money.

Fantastic trip. Just under an hour and we had 2 drinks each, can have wine, beer or prosecco. We were very lucky with the weather, sat on the top deck seeing all the fantastic sights The only small problem was finding the right boat, there was no signs and nobody about to tell us.

IF you are done sightseeing in Prague and have covered most of what you have planned in town, the tour to Cesky Krumlov is a good option to spend the day. Karolyna, our guide, was very knowledgeable and shared lots of historical information along the way, not only about the destination, but also of the country itself, which made the tour quite an enriching experience. Although Cesky Krumlov is such a small town, 3/4 hours on your own is not much depending on how you wish to explore it, specially if you stop for a lunch break.

I recommend this for anyone spending a day in Prague. The tour guide Johana was great for the morning tour. She was very knowledgeable and even walked me to the canal for my boat tour during the lunch break. The morning tour starts on Charles Bridge at 10 a.m. and heads to the Old Town. You get a good overview of everything and end at the Astronomical Clock at noon. They then give you your ticket for the canal tour, and you get a three-hour lunch break. You get the option of doing the 45-minute canal tour during the lunch break or on a different day. II did it during the three-hour period, and by the time I was at the restaurant for lunch, it was about 1.5 hours. So keep that in mind. IThen the afternoon tour is of the outside of Prague Castle. There are plenty of opportunities for photos, and you get to see the changing of the guard. I took the tour in winter, so by the time it finishes at 5pm it was dark and cool to see the castle at night. You also see the sunset from the viewpoint

The tour was excellent - my partner and I were the only ones who booked so we ended up having a private tour. Our guide Peter was outstanding - he made learning about Prague very engaging and he had a great sense of humour and made seeing the sights of the city a delight. The walk hits all the main must see attractions. We did this on our first full day in Prague which was great as we found we learned a lot more about where to go and what to see from the guide’s many suggestions which set us up quite nicely for the remainder of our stay in the city. I would not hesitate to recommend the tour, it was excellent. Thanks so much.

We had an evening ride in December. Dark already, but how wonderful ambience and quiet touristic places we went to. Roman, our guide, showed us the nicest spots and told us the history from that point of view. It was never boring and we changed our tour along the way. A real go-to in Prague! We loved it!

Very good guided tour with our Czech shepherd, he spoke very good French, we had a visit full of information and history all told with humor. Very beautiful St Guy's Cathedral and St George's Basilica

Excellent value for money, we spent 3 to 4 hours here and the entrance got us into the Palace exhibition which was excellent, the old castle, the cathedral (which was stunning), the golden lane (you walk down it and come out right at the bottom so you have to walk up a steep hill - not worth the effort) and another exhibition. Downside - you have to pick up your actual tickets from the Lobkowicz Palace exhibition desk which is at the other end of the complex , down a steep hill ( you one you have to walk up again.....) AND - the walk to the castle complex is a monster, especially on the beautiful day that we had (33 degrees) and no way a taxi was getting through the crowds on such narrow streets so walking is really the only option. VERY busy but worth it.