Prague: Old, New, and Jewish Towns Guided Walking Tour

Exploring the history and culture of Prague is a must for any traveler visiting the Czech Republic. The "Old, New, and Jewish Towns Guided Walking Tour" offers an opportunity to dive into the city’s rich past, guided by a knowledgeable local. From hidden gems to centuries-old monuments, this wheelchair-accessible tour promises engaging storytelling and a comfortable pace. Whether you’re interested in Czech politics, economics, or simply seeking to learn about the vibrant atmosphere, this tour is sure to leave you with a deeper appreciation for this European gem.

Key Points

• Comprehensive 3-hour guided walking tour exploring the highlights of Prague’s historical Old, New, and Jewish Towns.
• Knowledgeable local guides provide insights into Czech history, culture, politics, and economics during the tour.
• Wheelchair-accessible tour with optional hotel pickup for private groups and meeting points tailored to participants.
• Flexible booking options including free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and the ability to reserve without immediate payment.
• Highly rated tour experience with positive customer feedback highlighting the guide’s extensive knowledge and engaging presentation.

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Tour Overview

The Prague: Old, New, and Jewish Towns Guided Walking Tour offers a comprehensive exploration of the city’s historical highlights, spanning 3 hours and available in Czech, English, and German.

Priced from $44.71 per person, the tour is wheelchair accessible and available as a private or group experience. Guests can conveniently meet the guide at the Czech National Bank entrance.

Private tours include optional hotel pickup, while AirBnB guests meet at their accommodation.

The tour showcases Prague’s hidden gems, centuries-old monuments, and provides insights into the country’s long and captivating history from knowledgeable, licensed local guides.

Booking Information

For those interested in booking the Prague: Old, New, and Jewish Towns Guided Walking Tour, there are several convenient options.

The tour allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Visitors can also reserve their spot and pay nothing today.

The meeting point is in front of the entrance doors to the Czech National Bank. For private tours, the guide can meet the group at their designated address, such as an Airbnb accommodation.

Tour Highlights

Discover hidden places in Prague’s historical center as you explore the city’s iconic monuments that have survived centuries.

Learn about the long and thrilling history of the Czech nation from professional local licensed guides. They’ll provide insights on the country’s history, culture, politics, and economics, bringing the city’s past to life.

Engage with the guides and gain a deeper understanding of this fascinating destination. Whether you’re on a private or group tour, you’ll uncover the hidden gems and significant landmarks that make Prague’s Old, New, and Jewish Towns a must-visit on any European adventure.

Inclusions

A professional local licensed guide accompanies the tour, providing valuable insights and information throughout the experience. Their expertise on Czech history, culture, politics, and economics ensures participants gain a deeper understanding of the city’s rich heritage.

Gratuities are included, so there’s no need to worry about additional costs. For private tours, hotel pick-up is available, adding convenience to the overall experience.

With these inclusions, guests can focus on seeing the sights and stories of Prague’s Old, New, and Jewish Towns without hassle.

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Customer Feedback

The tour has garnered an overall rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars based on 4 reviews, with customers praising the guide’s extensive knowledge and the valuable information provided throughout the experience.

Reviewers highlight the guide’s ability to bring Prague’s history, culture, politics, and economics to life, offering a deep understanding of the city.

Customers appreciate the guide’s enthusiasm and passion, creating an engaging and educational tour.

The walking pace is also noted as comfortable, allowing participants to fully enjoy the sights and stories shared.

Exploring the Old Town

Prague’s Old Town, the historic heart of the city, offers visitors a captivating journey through time.

Strolling through its winding streets, visitors marvel at the:

• Astronomical Clock, a medieval masterpiece that chimes every hour

• Old Town Square, a lively hub with Gothic and Baroque architecture

• Church of Our Lady before Týn, an iconic twin-spired cathedral

• Jewish Quarter, home to Europe’s oldest synagogue and a poignant reminder of the past

• Charles Bridge, a beloved landmark connecting the Old and New Towns

Exploring this enchanting district is an immersive experience, revealing Prague’s enduring spirit and captivating history.

Discovering the New Town

What lies beyond the charming Old Town? The New Town, or Nové Město, is Prague’s modern heart.

Constructed in the 14th century, it’s a bustling district with wide boulevards, elegant architecture, and lively squares. Visitors can admire the National Theatre, a stunning neo-Renaissance building.

Wenceslas Square, the central plaza, is a hub for shops, restaurants, and nightlife.

The New Town offers a glimpse into Prague’s dynamic present, complementing the ancient allure of the Old Town. With its mix of historic and contemporary elements, the New Town provides a well-rounded exploration of the city’s evolving identity.

Experiencing the Jewish Quarter

How does one experience the historic Jewish Quarter of Prague? This unique neighborhood offers a captivating glimpse into the city’s storied past.

Visitors can:

• Explore the Old-New Synagogue, the oldest active synagogue in Europe, dating back to the 13th century.

• Wander through the Jewish Cemetery, with its densely packed tombstones spanning centuries.

• Visit the Pinkas Synagogue, which features the names of over 77,000 Holocaust victims inscribed on its walls.

• Tour the Maisel Synagogue, showcasing Jewish history and culture through interactive exhibits.

• Discover hidden alleyways, courtyards, and architecture that evoke the vibrant Jewish community that once thrived here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Food and Drink Included During the Tour?

No, food and drink are not included during the tour. The tour covers the highlights of Prague’s historical center, with the guide providing insights on the city’s history, culture, and more. Travelers are responsible for any personal expenses.

Can I Modify the Tour Itinerary to Fit My Interests?

While the tour generally follows a set itinerary, the guides are often willing to modify the tour to accommodate visitors’ specific interests. Guests can discuss their preferences with the guide before or during the tour.

What Is the Average Group Size for the Group Tours?

The group tours don’t have a fixed group size, but they’re typically small, with around 10-15 participants. This allows for a more personalized experience and easier interaction with the guide.

Are There Any Age Restrictions or Requirements for This Tour?

There are no age restrictions or requirements for this tour. It’s suitable for all ages, though younger children may require closer supervision. Families and travellers of all ages can participate in the 3-hour guided walking experience.

Can I Take Photos During the Tour for Personal Use?

Yes, you can take photos during the tour for personal use. The tour allows visitors to capture the historical sights and landmarks at their own discretion, as long as it doesn’t disrupt the group or guide.

The Sum Up

The "Old, New, and Jewish Towns Guided Walking Tour" offers an immersive experience exploring Prague’s rich history and vibrant culture. With a knowledgeable local guide, travelers can uncover hidden gems, marvel at centuries-old monuments, and gain insights into the city’s past and present. Whether you’re interested in architecture, history, or simply experiencing the heart of this European gem, this tour provides an engaging and accessible way to explore Prague’s captivating neighborhoods.

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