No Cancel
15 people
فارسی
A golden tour in the heart of Prague offers you a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the historical charm, magnificent architecture and poetic alleys of this legendary city in a compact but productive time. Prague, the beating heart of Central Europe, is a city where every cobblestone, every bridge and every tower has a story to tell.
On this one-day tour with a Persian-speaking guide, you will visit the most famous attractions such as Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, and St. Vitus Cathedral, while also getting to know the city’s more hidden corners such as Kampa Island and Goldsmiths’ Alley.
This trip is more than a classic city tour; it is a narrative-driven experience of the beauty, culture, and life in Prague that will leave you with unforgettable views of the Vltava River, street art, and local cuisine. If you are ready to experience the many faces of Prague in one day, this tour is the one for you.
We begin our tour in the historic heart of Prague: Old Town Square. This lively and colorful square, with its outdoor cafes, Gothic and Baroque buildings, and street musicians, has a fairy-tale atmosphere. Amidst the crowds, we stand in front of the Astronomical Clock Tower and witness one of the city’s unique symbols: a mechanical clock with moving figures that perform a short play on medieval religious and mythological themes every hour.
In the same square, our gaze is drawn to the Church of Our Lady before Týn, a building with two conical towers that seems to have come out of a fairy tale. The atmosphere of this square is a combination of historical splendor, everyday life and a deep sense of presence in one of the most authentic capitals of Central Europe.
Visiting time: about 1 hour
We continue our journey towards the Vltava River and cross the famous and iconic Charles Bridge. This stone bridge with its religious statues, watchtowers and romantic facades takes us into the poetic world of Prague. On the bridge, the sound of music, street painters and the aroma of local breads are in the air.
After crossing, we enter the historical and charming Mala Strana neighborhood. The narrow alleys, colorful houses, and quiet, traditional atmosphere of this area have kept the atmosphere of the 17th and 18th centuries alive. We walk a little on the cobblestone streets and enjoy the classic atmosphere of Prague in the relative silence of this neighborhood.
Visiting time: about 45 minutes
Climbing the gentle slopes to Prague Castle, we arrive at one of the largest and most historic royal complexes in Europe. Perched on a hill overlooking the city, this castle has been the residence of kings and presidents since the 9th century.
At the center of the castle, we enter the magnificent building of St. Vitus Cathedral. This Gothic church, with its stained glass windows, tall columns, and semi-darkness, evokes a sense of grandeur and spirituality alongside its architectural grandeur. Being inside this church is a moment of silence and reverence in the heart of Prague's thousand-year history.
Visiting time: about 1 hour and a quarter
After visiting the church, we head to Goldsmiths' Alley, a narrow alley lined with small, colorful houses that were once home to goldsmiths, royal guards, and artists. One of the houses was the temporary residence of Franz Kafka, the famous Prague writer.
In this part of the castle, the atmosphere of medieval everyday life comes alive as you stroll through the houses, craft shops, and historical exhibitions. The cozy, quiet, and relatively secluded atmosphere of the alley provides an opportunity to take photos, pause, and enjoy the authentic atmosphere of Prague.
Visiting time: about 45 minutes
We descend from the castle and stop at one of the traditional restaurants in the Mala Strana neighborhood. The interiors of these restaurants are usually a combination of domed ceilings, brick walls, and wooden tables with simple, classic tablecloths.
The menu includes dishes such as goulash soup, potato dumplings, grilled meat with special sauce or local cheeses. Along with the hearty taste of the food, the restaurant's quiet atmosphere and the faint sound of conversations create a warm and intimate moment in the middle of the busy day's sightseeing.
Duration: About 1 hour and a quarter
After lunch, we continue our journey to Petrin Hill; a delightful green space in the heart of the city that, like a natural park, provides an opportunity to relax and admire the view of Prague. Our walking path passes through towering trees and flower gardens. We reach the top of the hill by cable car or by walking on a steep path.
At the highest point stands Petrin Tower, a metal structure that closely resembles the Eiffel Tower. As you climb its spiral staircase, a panoramic view of Prague with its orange roofs, church spires, the Vltava River, and historic castles unfolds before your eyes. Seeing the city from this angle is an unforgettable experience.
Visiting time: about 1 hour
On the way back down the hill, we head to an artistic and diverse neighborhood, where the John Lennon Wall has become one of Prague's cultural icons, with its colorful paintings, signatures, and messages of peace and freedom. The wall, which became a free canvas for peaceful youth protests after the communist era, still takes on a new face every day.
Next, we enter the lovely and peaceful Kampa Island, a quiet canalside neighborhood with pastel-colored houses, small bridges, and poetic cafes. The island's narrow streets and silence are a chance to stroll slowly, people-watch, and enjoy a more artsy, local side of Prague.
Visiting time: about 45 minutes
Now it's time to experience the Prague landscape from a different angle. We board one of the small tourist boats and set off on the calm surface of the Vltava River. The gentle wind, the reflection of the sky and the image of the Charles Bridge on the water's surface give us a poetic and peaceful moment.
On the way, we pass by historical monuments, domes and towers, and with brief explanations from the guide, we once again see the architectural grandeur of this city from a different perspective. The boat ride is an ideal spot to relax, take photos and enjoy the special feel of Prague in the late afternoon.
Duration: About 45 minutes
To end this productive day, we return to where we started our tour: the Old Town Square. This time, we sit down in one of the traditional cafes with tables overlooking the Clock Tower or the Tyn Church and order a delicious evening meal.
A mild Czech-style coffee, the popular cinnamon or walnut-flavored Tradelnik, and a warm look at the people coming and going create a pleasant atmosphere to wrap up our day. Here, we have the opportunity to review the memories of today's tour and end the day with a sense of satisfaction and peace in the heart of one of the most beautiful European capitals.
Duration: About 45 minutes
No, the cost of entrance tickets to attractions such as Petrin Tower or the church is the responsibility of the traveler. The guide will explain on-site about attractions that have optional entry.
The majority of the route is covered on foot, but public transportation is used for a few sections. The routes are carefully designed to avoid excessive pressure on the participants.
Yes, this tour is conducted by a professional Persian-speaking guide who has a complete command of Prague's history, culture, and architecture.
Yes, there is time for lunch in the middle of the day at a traditional restaurant, and at the end of the day you will have the opportunity for dinner and relaxation at a cafe.
No, the transportation tickets required for the day of the tour will be prepared by our team and provided to you at the beginning of the tour.
Comfortable walking shoes are a must. Depending on the season, bring clothing appropriate for the weather. It is also recommended to bring a bottle of water and sunglasses on hot days.
Yes, but due to the moderate to long walking distance, it is recommended that people with special needs contact us before booking so that the schedule can be adjusted if necessary.
Yes, the tour will operate even on rainy days, except in extremely bad weather conditions. In such cases, the tour route will be adjusted to ensure your comfort.
Member Since 2025
