Medieval Prague Through a Nightwatchman’s Eyes

At the start of our tour we introduce the old Powder Gate, one of the 13 gates that protected Prague. Built in the 15th Century and storing also the gun powder since 17th century, which gives the gate its name.

At the fruit market we talk about the old market place, the food of common people and offer our bread of the common people to our guests.

We travel back to the times of Mozart when playing his premirere of Don Giovanni in the famous Estates Theater. This is also a location where we introduce a local hero of the Czech Republic.

We pass by the statue of Il Commendatore, reminding us the first play of Don Giavanni in 1787.

At the old town square we talk about the town hall, the market place, the defenestration and famous executions that took place.

We stop by in the 14th and 15th Century at the monument of Jan Hus and pay honor to the Hussites of Prague.

We introduce one of the oldest churches we can find nowadays, the Tyn church from 1368.

We pass by the Rudolfinum of Prague and take a break at a quiet spot along the riverside. This place offers a perfect location to make pictures or simply enjoy the stunning view on the Prague Castle.

We end our tour at the beginning of the Charles Bridge, talk about the nobles from the other side and Charles IV.