Immerse yourself in Prague, or the “City of a Hundred Spires.” It is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and is rich with history and culture. See the historic sights that established Prague as the political and cultural centre of central Europe. View the buildings that survived the destructive nature of 20th century Europe.
Perfectly suited for discovery on foot, our self-guided audio tour allows you to set the pace and explore at your leisure as you uncover the stories of this amazing city.
To discover this fascinating city in your own time and at your own pace just download this self-guided audio tour, pop in your headphones, open the map that comes with your download and start walking.
On this tour you will see fascinating architecture both ancient and modern, one of the world’s oldest astronomical clocks and a highly unusual museum.
Please note that this tour is only available in English.
Hradcany, , Prague, Czech Republic
Prague Castle was founded in 880 and is the largest ancient castle in the world at 570m long, on average 128m wide, and spread over an area of 7.28 hectares and is made up of 3 courtyards. To put it in more practical terms, it has the same area as approximately 7 American football fields.
U Milosrdnych 17, Prague, Czech Republic
The sensational Convent of St Agnes is home to a phenomenal collection of medieval and early Renaissance art which spans the 13th to 16th centuries.
Vikarska 2, Within Prague Castle Area, Prague, Czech Republic
The powder tower represents a Gothic style of architecture, and it is one of the thirteen gates in the Old Town. It was constructed in 1475, and its primary purpose was to serve as an attractive entrance into the city of Old Town.
Karluv Most, , Prague, Czech Republic
Charles Bridge is the oldest preserved bridge in Prague and serves as the connector of Old Town and Lesser Town. It was constructed in a Gothic style and is made of stone, therefore it was called “stone bridge” for several centuries.
Jiraskovo namEsti 1981/6, Prague, Czech Republic
The Dancing House of Prague is a recent addition to the fantastic architecture of Prague. It was called “Dancing House” because the exterior resembles two people dancing together. It used to be called “Fred & Ginger” because it was designed with Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire in mind.
Since this tour is self-guided audio tour, you decide your own starting point and ending point according to your own schedule.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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