Prague’s rich history and stunning architecture come alive on the Prague Complete Tour. Led by a professional Spanish-speaking guide, this 6.5-hour sightseeing adventure takes travelers to iconic landmarks like Old Town Square and Prague Castle. With included entrance fees and a typical Czech lunch, it’s an immersive cultural experience. Whether you’re looking to explore the heart of Prague or simply can’t resist the allure of this enchanting city, this tour offers a flexible booking option and wheelchair accessibility for all.

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Key Points

A comprehensive 6.5-hour sightseeing tour of Prague, including entrance fees to Prague Castle and a typical Czech lunch.
Tour led by a professional and certified Spanish-speaking guide, providing insights into the city’s history, architecture, and culture.
Covers iconic landmarks such as Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock, Powder Tower, Kafka’s house, and Charles Bridge.
Highlights of Prague Castle include the Cathedral of San Vitus and Royal Palace.
Tour operates rain or shine, with comfortable shoes recommended, and meeting point designated for the Prague Complete Tour.

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Tour Overview

The "Prague Complete Tour in Spanish & Lunch" is a comprehensive 6.5-hour sightseeing experience that allows visitors to discover the city’s iconic landmarks and enjoy its rich history, architecture, and culture.

Priced from $81.81 per person, the tour is wheelchair accessible and offers flexible booking with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.

Led by a professional and certified Spanish-speaking guide, the tour includes entrance fees to Prague Castle, a typical Czech lunch, and an exploration of historic sites like the Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and Lesser Town.

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Highlights and Itinerary

During the Prague Complete Tour, visitors can discover iconic monuments and locations throughout the city.

The tour will take them to the Old Town Square and its famous Astronomical Clock, the Powder Tower, Kafka’s house, the Mozart Theater, the Municipal House, and the enchanting Charles Bridge.

The tour also includes a visit to Prague Castle, the largest inhabited castle in the world. Highlights of the castle include the Cathedral of San Vitus, the Basilica of San George, and the Royal Palace.

Immerse in Prague’s rich history, architecture, and culture through the eyes of a local guide.

Inclusions

Though the tour price may seem reasonable, the inclusions are quite comprehensive. Visitors can expect a professional and certified Spanish-speaking guide to lead them through Prague’s iconic landmarks. Entrance fees to Prague Castle, home to the Cathedral of St. Vitus and the Royal Palace, are covered. A typical Czech lunch at a local restaurant is also included, though drinks are not. Guests should note that hotel pickup/drop-off and public transport tickets are not part of the package.

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Important Information

Visitors should look for a person carrying a navy blue umbrella or a sign with the Turistico logo at the meeting point.

The tour operates rain or shine, so comfortable shoes are recommended.

The meeting point is the starting location for the Prague Complete Tour in Spanish & Lunch.

Attendees don’t need to worry about transportation or entrance fees – those are included in the tour package.

However, the cost of drinks at the restaurant and the public transport ticket aren’t covered.

The tour provides a rundown of Prague’s top attractions, history, and culture from a local perspective.

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Customer Reviews

The Prague Complete Tour in Spanish & Lunch has an overall rating of 4 out of 5 based on 4 reviews.

Guests highlight the informative and engaging nature of the local guide, who provides valuable insight into the city’s rich history, architecture, and culture.

Reviewers appreciate the comprehensive nature of the tour, covering iconic landmarks like the Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and Prague Castle.

The inclusion of a typical Czech lunch is also praised as a delightful addition to the experience.

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Getting to Prague

Prague, the captivating capital of the Czech Republic, is easily accessible from various parts of the world.

There are several convenient options to reach the city:

By Air: Prague’s Václav Havel Airport is well-connected to major international hubs, with direct flights from various cities across Europe, North America, and Asia.
By Train: The Czech Republic’s extensive rail network makes it easy to travel to Prague from neighboring countries, with high-speed and regional train services available.
By Bus: Affordable and comfortable bus services connect Prague to other European destinations, offering a budget-friendly alternative for travelers.

What to Expect on the Tour

Once you’ve made your way to Prague, the Prague Complete Tour offers a comprehensive introduction to the city’s iconic landmarks and rich cultural heritage.

Led by a professional, certified guide, you’ll discover the Old Town Square, Powder Tower, and the famous Astronomical Clock.

Then, venture to Prague Castle, the largest inhabited castle in the world, and explore its grand Cathedral of St. Vitus, Basilica of St. George, and Royal Palace.

Throughout the tour, you’ll gain insights into the city’s history, architecture, and culture from a local perspective.

A typical Czech lunch is included to round out the experience.

Booking and Ticket Information

To book the Prague Complete Tour, visitors can easily reserve their spots in advance through the tour provider’s website.

The booking process is straightforward and flexible, allowing travelers to:

Select their preferred tour date and time.
Choose the number of participants and pay securely online.
Receive their tour voucher via email, which they can present on the day of the tour.

The tour is priced at $81.81 per person and offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, providing travelers with added peace of mind when planning their Prague experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Join the Tour Midway Through the Itinerary?

Unfortunately, it’s not possible to join the tour midway through the itinerary. The tour is a comprehensive package that covers a set route and schedule. Joining part-way would disrupt the flow and experience for the other participants.

Is Photography Allowed During the Tour?

Photography is generally allowed during the tour, though visitors should be mindful not to disrupt the guide’s explanations or impede the group’s progress. As with any tour, it’s best to check with the guide for any specific photography guidelines.

What Type of Food Is Served in the Local Restaurant?

The tour includes a typical Czech lunch at a local restaurant, which consists of a single course. The specific menu item is not specified, but it provides a chance to sample traditional Czech cuisine during the tour.

Is the Tour Guide Fluent in Any Other Languages Besides Spanish?

The tour guide is fluent in Spanish, but the overview does not indicate if they are fluent in any other languages. The tour is conducted in Spanish, so the guide’s proficiency in that language is the primary focus.

Can I Bring My Own Lunch and Not Purchase the Included Meal?

No, the tour package includes a typical Czech lunch at a local restaurant as part of the tour. Bringing your own lunch is not permitted, as the meal is an included component of the tour experience.

The Sum Up

The Prague Complete Tour offers an immersive cultural experience, highlighting the city’s rich history and stunning architecture. Guided by a Spanish-speaking professional, the tour covers iconic landmarks, includes a traditional Czech lunch, and provides wheelchair accessibility, making it an ideal choice for all travelers to explore the heart of Prague.