Prague tours
Experience top sites like the mysterious Charles Bridge, historic Jewish Quarter, or the intricately designed Astronomical Clock on our guided tours to Prague.
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What travelers are saying about our Prague tours
5 out of 5 stars
1st-time traveler Elizabeth
This was our first EF tour after being recommended by friends who've traveled extensively with EF. It was thoroughly wonderful and we learned so much from our tour guide, Laura. ...
Traveled in May 2025 on A Week in Eastern Europe: Prague, Kraków & Budapest
5 out of 5 stars
5th-time traveler Libba
This was an amazing tour with a great tour guide and educational and historical excursions. I would encourage taking all of them. The cooking class on the extension was so much...
Traveled in May 2025 on A Week in Eastern Europe: Prague, Kraków & Budapest
5 out of 5 stars
2nd-time traveler Larry
I like to travel to learn to “open my eyes” to other people’s experiences. It gives me a better appreciation for what we have in the U.S. and for the countries we visit. It...
Traveled in May 2025 on Budapest, Vienna & Prague
5 out of 5 stars
3rd-time traveler Conley
I didn’t expect to learn so much on this tour, it was a nice surprise. The local guides were great as was our tour director, Laura. Some highlights: We loved the mix of cultures...
Traveled in May 2025 on A Week in Eastern Europe: Prague, Kraków & Budapest
5 out of 5 stars
1st-time traveler Kathy
I want to give a very special Kudo to Constantine, who on a scale of 10 was an 11 in every way. He just could not do enough to make everybody happy. He just seemed to appear out...
Traveled in Apr 2025 on Budapest, Vienna & Prague
5 out of 5 stars
7th-time traveler Anonymous
Great tour of so many historical places. Zoran was an outstanding TD. I loved seeing the many places included in this tour. My first "solo" trip but it will not be my last!...
Traveled in Apr 2025 on Eastern Europe for Solo Travelers: Budapest to Prague
5 out of 5 stars
3rd-time traveler Dawn
Loved all the sites Budapest> Bratislava > Vienna >Prague >Krakow. Salt mine, Schindler Factory, Dinner River Cruises. And Zoran’s knowledge of each city’s history...
Traveled in Apr 2025 on Eastern Europe for Solo Travelers: Budapest to Prague
5 out of 5 stars
1st-time traveler Pamela
Truly enjoyed the tour, the tour guide was very knowledgeable, kind and eager to please.The accommodations were great at all locations. The restaurants and meals we had were...
Traveled in Apr 2025 on Eastern Europe for Solo Travelers: Budapest to Prague

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Travel tips for Prague tours
There’s no bad time of year to travel to Prague, but here’s a list by season:
- Springtime brings beautiful weather and the perfect chance to visit Chateau Sychrov during an excursion on our Prague tours
- Summer is best for beer enthusiasts, when the annual Prague Beer Festival pops off in June
- Fall means magnificent tree colors, fewer crowds, and misty mornings
- Winter is the perfect time to experience the magic of Christmas markets and hot mulled wine
If you’re planning a trip to Prague, you’ll want to visit the majestic medieval architecture of Old Town Square, walk up Petrín Hill for a panoramic view of the cityscape, check out the giant baby statues in Kampa Park, and browse the Naplavka Farmers Market.
And whether or not you’re a Beatles fan, you’ll love the Lennon Wall. Dedicated to the late legend, it’s covered with Beatles-inspired art and lyrics about selfless acts and global causes. It’s a truly breathtaking sight.
Read the Prague Travel Guide to learn more about what to do, see, and eat on our Prague trips.
If you’re planning a trip to Prague, you should make sure to see these sites:
- Prague Castle. This enormous 9th-century structure, once home to princes and kings of Bohemia, is now the president’s seat and an incredible place to explore on our Prague tours.
- St. Vitus Cathedral. This Roman Catholic cathedral is the largest church in the country and it’s well known for its Gothic architecture.
- Charles Bridge. Some recognize this bridge by the 30 statues of saints that line the edges. According to legend, the statues come alive at night and roam around the city.
- Prague Astronomical Clock. This colorful, intricate, 15th-century clock at the Old Town Hall has three main parts: the astronomical dial, an hourly “show” where the Apostles on the clock dance around, and a calendar dial that represents months.
As you research different Prague trips, you’ll learn that Prague’s weather is a bit unpredictable. Here’s what to bring so you can make the most of it:
- Lots of layers, so you’ll always feel comfortable
- A warm coat, hat, gloves, and scarf, even if you visit in spring and fall
- Rain gear—especially if you choose one of our summertime Prague tours
- A backpack to carry any warm layers, your umbrella, and, of course, souvenirs
Vepro knedlo zelo is one of the national dishes of the Czech Republic. It’s made with pork, sauerkraut, and dumplings. Locals roast all that savory goodness and serve it with a gravy made of onions and caraway seeds.
Goulash is another must-try food. This popular beef dish showcases a rich gravy with plenty of paprika—a very common spice in Eastern Europe. Travelers love to order a plate on our Prague tours.
Trdelnik is an all-time favorite for travelers on our Prague group tours. This doughy dessert is comparable to a chimney cake topped with cinnamon and sugar. We recommend that you also take the time to watch this delicious pastry as it’s roasted over an open flame. Around Christmastime, you’ll find many trdelnik stalls in the streets, so make sure to pick up a freshly-made treat (or three!).
Whenever people ask us what to know before visiting Prague, we recommend reviewing our Prague Travel Guide. This is full of tips on what to do, where to go, what to say, and even what to eat and drink.
When you go guided on our Prague tours, you get to see all the city has to offer without having to plan a thing. We’ll take you to the top sites, and you’ll still have some free time to explore on your own, too. Our Prague guided tours also feature local guides who can show you what everyday life is like. Learn more about the Go Ahead Difference.