Prague Old Town and Jewish Quarter Walking Tour

The tour begins in front of the building Tynska 627/7, Prague 1

The beginning of the tour and introduction into the Czech history.

A brief introduction into the Czech history.

An exterior view of the famous palace in the Old Town square.

One of the most important Gothic buildings in Prague - exterior view. Presumably, Charles IV. - the biggest Czech ruler - was born here.

One of the most famous Czech monuments and brief history of Jan Hus - Czech Martin Luther - who was reforming the Catholic Church which led to his execution in the end.

Hear the history of the famous Astronomical Clock - a medieval miracle, and a fascinating game of three-time measurement systems being shown at once. Moreover showing the position of stars, Moon and Sun.

Admire the exterior of the historical building of the 1st university in Central Europe.

See the beautiful theater and hear something about its history - Mozart´s Don Giovanni was premiered here.

The only pure cubistic building in Prague. The flagship of cubism - architectural style found only in the Czech lands.

Founded in the Gothic style, burnt out and rebuilt in the baroque style. Amazing interiors and a hand hung up from the ceiling on the right side of the main entrance reflecting the famous Prague legend.

Unique medieval courtyard hidden in the center of Prague and a former place, where merchants from foreign countries paid customs for the goods they brought to Prague.

Enjoy exterior view of the neo-gothic synagogue. Learn the most important facts from fascinating Jewish history in the Czech lands.

Be surprised by the jewel of Prague´s Jewish history - the Jewish Cemetary with its layers and gravestones.

Klausen Synagofue is nowadays the largest synagogue in the former Prague Jewish ghetto. Hear about Jewish customs and burial ceremonies.

One of the first gothic buildings in Prague. Hear the history of the oldest surviving medieval synagogue of twin-nave design and enjoy it's amazing exterior. Allegedly built from stones from Solomon Temple in Jerusalem.

The history and exterior view of the most recent synagogue in the Prague Jewish Town with its impressive Moorish interior design, influenced by the famous Alhambra.

The monument built in a memory of the worldwide famous writer Franz Kafka. Do you want to suffer from a depression? Read his books.