- Prague
Prague: Franz Kafka City Exploration Game
Explore Franz Kafkas Prague by following clues and solving riddles on your phone
Prague: Old Town, Charles Bridge, Kafka & Jewish Quarter Walking Tour
Relive the Bohemian dream with a stroll through Old Prague
Start time:
14:30
Duration:
2h
Live guide:
English
Last admission:
2 hours before closing
Max group size:
25
Start time:
14:30
Last admission:
2 hours before closing
Duration:
2h
Max group size:
25
Live guide:
English
Provider: PRAGUE ROSOTRAVEL Sp z o.o. PRAGUE
Registered address: PL
Contact details
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Prague walking tour of the Old Town, Jewish Quarter and top attractions
Guided tour
Tips and recommendations on the best attractions, restaurants and pubs
Tickets/entry to attractions
Tickets to Prague Castle
Tickets to the Jewish Museum and Synagogues
Join this walking tour in Prague and explore the Old Town and Jewish Quarter in just 2 hours. Start at the Old Town Square, where you'll find palaces, churches, art galleries, restaurants, pubs, and various attractions.
See the famous Astronomical Clock, a World War II survivor, on the Old Town Hall tower. Walk through quaint streets with colorful houses and head into the Jewish Quarter. Here, you'll find a monument to writer Franz Kafka and important Jewish heritage sites.
Visit the Spanish Synagogue, Jewish Town Hall, Old-New Synagogue, and Pinkas Synagogue. End your tour by the Vltava River, where you can admire the 19th-century Rudolfinum and other historical monuments.
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
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