2 Days of Prague Exploration: Left and Right Bank of Vltava River

Prague, the City of a Hundred Spires, beckons travelers to explore its enchanting left and right banks of the Vltava River. From the iconic Charles Bridge to the historic Old Town, this two-day itinerary promises a captivating journey through the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. But there’s more to uncover, as the right bank offers a delightful blend of Czech cuisine, literary gems, and dynamic energy that complements the city’s storied past.

Key Points

• Explore the iconic landmarks on the left bank, including the Charles Bridge, Malá Strana, and Old Town Square, to gain insights into Prague’s history and culture.
• Experience the breathtaking views, bustling atmosphere, and historic charm of the Charles Bridge, connecting the left and right banks of the Vltava River.
• Immerse in the vibrant district of the historic Old Town, featuring medieval architecture, the Astronomical Clock, and the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Týn.
• Discover the dynamic energy of the right bank, with its eclectic architecture, local shops, charming cafes, and attractions like the Franz Kafka Museum and the Dancing House.
• Savor the culinary experiences of Prague, including the renowned Christmas market, traditional Czech delicacies, and a comprehensive food tour with various beverages.

Prague’s Left Bank Highlights

As the tour begins on the Left Bank, visitors will explore the iconic Charles Bridge, a historic 14th-century stone structure spanning the Vltava River.

They’ll marvel at the bridge’s Baroque statues and enjoy panoramic views of the city.

Next, the guide will lead them through the charming Malá Strana neighborhood, home to grand Baroque palaces, cobblestone streets, and the Prague Castle complex.

Participants will then visit the Old Town Square, taking in the medieval architecture and the world-famous Astronomical Clock.

Throughout, the guide will provide insights into the history and culture of this captivating part of Prague.

Crossing the Iconic Charles Bridge

Visitors traverse the iconic Charles Bridge, a historic 14th-century stone structure spanning the Vltava River.

The bridge offers breathtaking views of Prague’s skyline and castle. Vendors along the bridge sell local crafts, art, and traditional Czech snacks. Tourists pause to admire the bridge’s baroque statues and take in the bustling atmosphere.

Crossing the Charles Bridge connects the left and right banks of the river, providing access to Prague’s Old Town and Lesser Town. The bridge’s cobblestones echo with the footsteps of visitors from around the world, creating a unique and memorable experience.

Discovering the Historic Old Town

Leaving the iconic Charles Bridge behind, travelers now explore the historic Old Town of Prague. This vibrant district brims with medieval architecture, charming cobblestone streets, and lively squares.

Leaving the iconic Charles Bridge behind, travelers now explore the historic Old Town of Prague, a vibrant district of medieval architecture and lively squares.

Key landmarks include:

• Astronomical Clock, an ornate 15th-century timepiece

• Old Town Square, home to colorful baroque buildings

• Church of Our Lady before Týn, a striking Gothic cathedral

• Powder Tower, a Gothic gateway dating back to the 11th century

Wandering the Old Town, visitors enjoy Prague’s rich history and culture, gaining a deeper appreciation for this captivating city.

Exploring the Vibrant Right Bank

Having crossed the iconic Charles Bridge, travelers now explore the vibrant right bank of the Vltava River. The lively area offers a glimpse into Prague’s contemporary culture.

Visitors stroll through bustling squares, browsing local shops and sampling Czech cuisine at charming cafes. The neighborhood’s eclectic architecture, from Art Nouveau to Cubist, captivates the eye.

Travelers may visit the Franz Kafka Museum, dedicated to the renowned writer, or admire the striking Dancing House, an iconic work of modern design.

With its dynamic energy, the right bank complements the historic splendor of the left bank, providing a well-rounded Prague exploration.

Savoring the Christmas Market Experience

As the exploration of Prague’s vibrant right bank comes to a close, the group eagerly turns its attention to the city’s renowned Christmas market.

They sample the warm, spiced mulled wine and the iconic chimney cakes, savoring the festive atmosphere.

The market offers an array of traditional Czech delicacies, including:

• Hearty goulash soup

• Roasted sausages

• Trdelník (chimney cakes)

• Medovník (honey cake)

• Vánoční cukroví (Christmas cookies)

The group relishes the unique culinary experience, seeing the sights, sounds, and flavors that make Prague’s Christmas market a beloved tradition.

Indulging in Czech Cuisine and Drinks

After savoring the festive atmosphere of the Christmas market, the group turns its attention to indulging in Czech cuisine and drinks.

The tour includes visits to 4 local restaurants, where participants sample a variety of dishes – from a traditional soup to a hearty main course and 4 delectable desserts.

The culinary experience is complemented by 5 different beverages, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, including a Czech liqueur.

This comprehensive food and drink tour offers a well-rounded introduction to the rich flavors and cultural traditions that define Czech gastronomy.

Navigating Wheelchair-Accessible Attractions

The tour’s wheelchair accessibility ensures that all participants can navigate the attractions with ease.

The tour’s wheelchair accessibility guarantees a seamless experience for all participants navigating the attractions.

Pickup and drop-off locations, as well as transportation, are wheelchair-accessible. Meeting points are strategically chosen to be near public transportation options.

Travelers with no serious medical conditions are welcome to join, and infant seats are available.

The tour highlights include:

• Wheelchair-accessible restaurants and Christmas market

• Stroller-friendly exploration of the Left and Right bank of the Vltava River

• Service animals allowed throughout the tour

• Proximity to public transportation for easy access

• Inclusive experience for travelers of all abilities.

Pricing, Reviews, and Booking Information

The Prague Exploration tour is priced starting from $275.02 per person, with the final cost varying based on group size.

The tour is non-refundable upon cancellation. Reviews are verified from Viator and Tripadvisor, with a 5.0 rating based on 2 reviews, all of which are 5 stars.

The tour is wheelchair accessible, with transportation that’s also wheelchair accessible. Meeting points are available, and the tour includes pickup and drop-off in Prague, Czech Republic.

Travelers with no serious medical conditions can participate in this comprehensive 2-day Prague exploration tour.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are There Any Discounts for Group Bookings?

The tour offers discounts for group bookings. Prices start at $275.02 per person, but the price may vary depending on the group size. Customers can save money by booking as a group.

Can the Tour Be Customized for Specific Dietary Needs?

The tour can be customized to accommodate specific dietary needs. Travelers should notify the tour operator of any allergies or dietary restrictions when booking to ensure the appropriate adjustments are made.

Is There a Recommended Attire for the Tour?

There’s no specific dress code, but comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing is recommended. Layers are advised as the tour involves both indoor and outdoor activities. Sturdy walking shoes are a must to navigate the historic Prague streets comfortably.

Can the Tour Be Booked on Shorter Notice?

The tour can be booked on shorter notice, as the company typically has availability and flexibility. However, it’s recommended to book in advance to secure your preferred date and ensure availability.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Participants?

The tour doesn’t have any age restrictions – it’s open to travelers of all ages. Infants can participate as well, with infant seats available. As long as travelers don’t have serious medical conditions, they can join the tour.