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Free Prague walking tour - Castle to Žižkov, in 30 seconds

Your free walking tour of Prague, custom-built around what you actually want to see. Tell us a neighbourhood, theme, or vibe and your audio walking tour is ready in 30 seconds. Works offline, 9 voiced languages, 30 free minutes on signup.

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Staré Město

Old Town. Astronomical Clock, Týn Church, the cobbled square.

Malá Strana

Baroque palaces below the Castle. Pretty side of the river.

Josefov

Jewish Quarter. Six synagogues, old cemetery, Kafka.

Hradčany

Castle district. Largest ancient castle in the world.

Vinohrady

Leafy, residential. Cafés, wine bars, the park.

Žižkov

Bohemian, grittier, more pubs per capita than anywhere on earth.

Nové Město

New Town (founded 1348). Wenceslas Square, Art Nouveau, Mucha.

Karlín

Post-flood reinvention. Tech offices, brunch, the new Prague.

Petřín

The hill above Malá Strana. Mini-Eiffel, the rose garden, the views.

Holešovice

DOX Centre, market hall, galleries. Old industrial reinvented.

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Prague picks

What kind of walk do you fancy?

Six shortcuts to the Prague you didn't know you wanted to see.

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Beer pilgrimage

U Fleků (brewing since 1499). U Pinkasů (the first place to pour Pilsner Urquell, 1843). U Zlatého Tygra (Hrabal's bar, Havel and Clinton drank here together). Pilsner, dark, half-and-half - it's all under €3 a pint.

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Hidden gem: Vyšehrad

Prague's other castle, on a hill south of the centre, with a stunning baroque cemetery (Dvořák, Smetana, Mucha buried here) and views to rival the main Castle. Almost empty.

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In the rain

The Museum of Communism, the Mucha Museum, the National Gallery in Veletržní Palace. The Lobkowicz Palace in the Castle. The covered Old Town arcades and the cafés inside Obecní Dům.

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With kids in tow

The Petřín funicular and lookout tower (climb it). The Astronomical Clock at noon. The puppet shops on Karlova. Letná Park playground with the metronome. Toy Museum at the Castle.

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For the photo

Charles Bridge at sunrise (6am, empty). Letná Park beer garden looking south over the river. The Lennon Wall. Vinohrady's Riegrovy Sady at sunset. The Old Jewish Cemetery's leaning stones.

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Late and looking for trouble

Cocktails at Hemingway Bar or Bugsy's. Beer at U Slovanské Lípy in Žižkov (locals only). Live jazz at Reduta. Clubs: Cross Club (Holešovice steampunk warehouse), Lucerna for indie nights.

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How it works

How iWander walks Prague with you.

Three things, in 30 seconds.

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01

Type the walk you want.

Any neighbourhood, theme, or vibe. "Kafka's Prague", "Beer history walk", "Charles Bridge sunrise". iWander writes you the walk in 30 seconds.

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02

Hear the story as you walk.

Kafka, alchemists, Velvet Revolution students - Prague's stories whispered as you cross Charles Bridge. Hands-free in your headphones.

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03

Ask anything along the way.

What's an Art Nouveau ceiling? Who's that statue with no head? Point your camera, ask out loud, or type.

Works offline · 9 voiced languages · 30 free minutes on signup

Local knowledge

What we'd tell you on day one

The stuff you only learn after you've walked it.

01

Skip Old Town Square at noon.

The Astronomical Clock crowds are oppressive. See it at 8am or 10pm - same show, no shoulders. Old Town is best in the early morning anyway.

02

Beer is cheaper than water.

Half a litre of Pilsner: €1.50-2.50. Bottled water at a restaurant: €2.50-3.50. Drink the beer.

03

Currency is the koruna, not Euro.

Czechia kept the koruna (CZK). Most central restaurants accept cards. Beware euro-priced menus on Old Town Square - that's a tourist tax.

04

Charles Bridge before 7am.

By 9am it's shoulder-to-shoulder. At 6am it's empty, golden, and one of the most extraordinary 500-metre walks in Europe.

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Best seasons: April–June, September.

December is magical with Christmas markets but cold. July-August is hot and packed. November is grey, half-empty, and atmospheric.

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Petřín funicular is cheap.

Included in any public transport ticket. Saves you a punishing climb up to the lookout tower (Prague's mini-Eiffel) and the rose garden.

Questions

Frequently asked

Extremely. The historic centre is compact, cobbled, mostly flat (except Petřín and the Castle). Old Town to Castle: 20 minutes on foot over Charles Bridge.
Three days covers Old Town, Malá Strana, Jewish Quarter, and the Castle. Four days lets you explore Vinohrady or Žižkov. A week and you'll have a favourite tankovna.
9 languages at launch including English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, and Czech coming soon. AI walks generate in your phone's language by default.
Malá Strana. Baroque palaces, fewer tour groups than Old Town, walkable to the Castle and across Charles Bridge in minutes.
Yes. The cobbles get slippery so grip matters. Most museums and churches are within 10 minutes' walk. The covered passages of Old Town are dry shortcuts.
Yes. Download a tour over Wi-Fi before you head out. The app runs without signal.

Practical info

Good to know before you go

Language
Czech (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
Currency
Czech koruna (CZK)
Time zone
CET / CEST (GMT+1 / +2)
Best season
April–June, September
Nearest airport
Václav Havel (PRG) - 17 km
Getting around
Foot, tram, Metro

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Updated 14 May 2026 by the iWander local team · Curated for accuracy