Walking tours in Prague
Walk with me through the city's hidden layers — from medieval lanes to literary cafes, from revolution to quiet beauty.
Your Prague experience should feel intimate, effortless, and full of stories worth keeping.
— Petra, your Prague guide
Prague has been my home for over two decades — and I still fall for it every morning. I became a licensed guide because I wanted to share what guidebooks rarely capture: the feeling of the city, the weight of its history, the beauty of its quiet corners.
Every tour I lead is personal. I adapt to what fascinates you, slow down where the light is beautiful, and always know a quiet courtyard away from the crowds. Prague has stories on every street — let me share them with you.
If numbers help you get a feel for my work, here are a few that quietly tell the story.
Born in Ostrava, an industrial hub of the Czech Republic, I'd always been fascinated by the immense history, culture, and stories that Prague had to offer. After moving here more than 11 years ago, I realized there was no coming back.
I know what it's like to live in Prague, but I also know what it's like to be a visitor. That's why I always show other visitors the things I would like to see and tell the stories that I would like to hear — hidden gems around town, fun tidbits about Czech history and culture, or famous monuments seen through a different lens you won't find in a standard travel guide.
Join me and be amazed by Prague's architecture, arts, and people, discover its cafés and pubs, and get well-oriented in the narrow streets as well as the sprawling public transport. I'll be happy to make you feel right at home in the heart of Europe.
Each walk is private, paced around you, and shaped by the kind of Prague you want to experience: historic, atmospheric, literary, or beautifully unhurried.
An unhurried introduction to one of Prague's most authentic districts, leading up to the Castle complex with St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, and the Golden Lane.
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From the medieval origins of the Old Town to the dramatic 20th-century events of Wenceslas Square — with Art Nouveau, Cubism, and a closer look at the Astronomical Clock.
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A medieval city worlds away in atmosphere — the bone-decorated Ossuary, the soaring Cathedral of St. Barbara, an optional silver mine descent, and a long, honest Czech lunch.
View trip detailsA few of the most common questions travelers ask before booking a private walk in Prague, from pacing and starting points to weather, flexibility, and how each experience can be shaped around your interests.
The walks are designed as private experiences, so the route, pace, and focus can be adapted to you and your interests.
Yes. If you prefer history, hidden corners, architecture, Jewish heritage, literary Prague, or a slower scenic walk, the route can be shaped around that.
Most walking tours last 3–4 hours, while the Kutná Hora day trip runs closer to a full day, around 9 hours including travel. Timing is never fixed — the pace and length can be adjusted to fit what you're after.
Start points are agreed in advance and usually chosen for convenience, often in central Prague near your hotel or a well-known landmark.
Yes. The pace and route can be adjusted for families, older travelers, or anyone who prefers a gentler walk with more pauses along the way.
Prague is beautiful in many moods, so most tours can still go ahead with small route adjustments. If needed, I can also help suggest an alternative plan.
Prices are agreed individually, based on group size, timing, and what you're hoping to experience. Reach out and I'll happily share a price after an initial chat.
