Things to do in Prague

it’s a very interesting experience. The performance itself is fun but surely not exceptionally “must see”. Belly dances and running around with a sword is fun if the crowd and vibes are right. food wise, it’s so so, very dark environment so sometimes you don’t know what are you really eating. big portion but not tasty. if you have time and money to spare, why not give it a try

Great experience at Prague Castle via this audio-guided self tour. Finding the representative with the blue umbrella was straightforward and we were provided with the entry tickets and the webpage + login credentials for the audioguide (via email). We spent 3 hours plus exploring the beautiful, history-packed locations of the castle.

Prague 48H visitor pass is the best way of experiencing the city through efficient and free commute on public transport and also free access to most popular tourist attractions including priority access at some sights.

A beautiful city that is worthwhile visiting. Our guide, Milada, delivered its history clearly which made the visit even more interesting. The tour would have been perfect if it lasted an hour more. Unless we skip lunch, we were only able to visit either the inside of the castle or the museum during the "free time". Thumbs up to our driver, Tony, who safely took us to the destination and back.

This was the perfect short and sweet cruise along the river. It was a lovely wait to see some parts of the city and get an introduction to Prague.

It was nice experience. The view from the tower is 360° and amazing, you can literally see the whole town. I was there with my parents in law and we all enjoyed it.

it’s good that we took this trip and it’s all worth it. Cesky Krumlov is so beautiful and so as the weather. 2 thumbs up to our tour guide Dominic he’s super nice and patient and knowledgeable.

loved the free drink included in the tour. it was such a pretty pinkish yellowish sunset. definitely recommended!

Attending a classical music concert in the Mirror Chapel at the Klementinum in Prague is an incomparable visual and auditory feast. The magnificent, glittering crystal chandeliers and the Baroque frescoes filling the room freeze ancient time in the air. The evening's program featured entirely well-known classic masterpieces, and every musician's performance was of the highest caliber, delicate and deeply moving. The most astonishing part was the vocal performance that followed; when the singer's resonant and penetrating voice echoed through the high-ceilinged Mirror Chapel, the earth-shattering impact struck deep into the soul, captivating the entire audience. Beneath the dome of this historic palace, ancient music and soul-stirring vocals blended perfectly, making one feel as though they had traveled through time, leaving an unforgettable memory of Prague.