Prague Castle: Complex Spanish Guided Tour
Visit the largest ancient castle in the world and other Czech landmarks
Duration:
3h 30mins
Wheelchair accessible
The tour is accessible to guests in a wheelchair, but they must have an assistant with them
Max group size:
15
Live guide:
Spanish
Duration:
3h 30mins
Max group size:
15
Wheelchair accessible
The tour is accessible to guests in a wheelchair, but they must have an assistant with them
Live guide:
Spanish
3.5-hour guided tour of Prague in a small group
Professional, Spanish-speaking, licensed guide specialized in art, history and culture
Entrance to the Cathedral of San Vito.
Entrance to the Basilica of St. George.
Entrance to the Royal Palace.
Entrance to the Golden Alley.
Map of the city with discounts at selected venues
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Meeting point
Nám. Republiky 5, 1-Staré Město, 110 00, Prague- Show your smartphone ticket to your guide at the meeting point, in front of the Powder Tower on Námesti Republiky Square
- Your guide will be holding an umbrella and a navy-blue bag with the Turistico Prague logo
- Make sure to be at the meeting point 10 minutes before the tour starts
Officially the residence of Czech Republic's president, Prague Castle has been opened up to culture-hungry visitors. Your Spanish-language tour begins at Powder Tower (Prašná brána) on Námesti Republiky Square, which is an original city gate.
Prague Castle is the oldest symbol of the Czech Crown. Every monarch who lived here took the liberty of extending it just a little until it became the world's largest ancient castle.
Make sure to catch the 'Changing Of The Guard' ceremony which happens hourly every day and admire the Romanesque St. George's Basilica, the oldest surviving church in Prague Castle. Your tour will take you through Prague's most iconic historic sites, and more recent locations including the home of Franz Kafka.
Walk away having czeched everything off your Prague list.
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