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Discover Prague’s Lesser Town with a private guided tour, exploring St Nicholas Church, Prague Castle, and more, tailored to your preferred duration and interests.
Explore the historic charm of Prague’s Lesser Town (Mala Strana) with a flexible, private guided tour that combines stunning architecture, legendary stories, and cultural treasures. Priced at $93 per person, this tour offers options from 2 to 5 hours, allowing you to customize your experience while discovering highlights like St Nicholas Church, Prague Castle, and St Vitus Cathedral. Led by a 5-star licensed guide fluent in multiple languages, the tour promises an engaging dive into Czech history and culture, making it ideal for visitors eager to explore the heart of Prague at their own pace.
While the 2-hour option covers the main highlights like Lesser Town Square and the Wallenstein Garden, the extended 3- and 5-hour versions provide deeper insights, especially inside St Nicholas Church and the Prague Castle complex. This tour is suitable for those who want a rundown without feeling rushed, including access to some of Prague’s most iconic sights. It’s perfect for history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, or anyone interested in Czech legends and stories.


The Prague Lesser Town Tour provides an intimate glimpse into one of the city’s most charming districts, famous for its Baroque and Renaissance architecture. The tour begins at the Lesser Town Square, where a guide awaits in front of the Column of the Holy Trinity. From here, you’ll explore narrow lanes, spotting colorful burghers’ houses, historic palaces like the Liechtenstein Palace and Sternberg Palace, and the Senate of the Parliament building.
The 2-hour option offers a brief but rich overview, focusing on the most iconic highlights. This includes viewing the exterior of St Nicholas Church, a stunning Baroque masterpiece with a green dome and gold accents, situated at the heart of Mala Strana. Travelers who opt for the longer options will have the chance to step inside St Nicholas Church, where the High Baroque interior dazzles visitors with frescoes, marble columns, and a celestial dome depicting Christ and saints.
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The 3-hour tour enhances the experience by including access to St Nicholas Church’s interior. This Baroque interior is characterized by its artificial marbles, frescoes, copper and marble statues, and a dome painted with heavenly scenes. The altar features an image of Archangel Michael, adding to the church’s spiritual and artistic significance. Visitors appreciate how the guide explains the artistic details and historical context, making the visit more meaningful.
The interior tour is especially suited for those interested in religious art and architecture, providing insight into the high craftsmanship of the 18th century. Since tickets are included in the 3- and 5-hour options, this stop offers a deeper appreciation of the Baroque style and Czech ecclesiastical history.

The 5-hour tour truly unlocks Prague’s regal past through a visit to the Prague Castle complex, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest ancient castle in the world. Entrance tickets are included, granting access to St Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, the St George’s Basilica, and the Golden Lane. The guide leads through the medieval houses and artisan shops along the Golden Lane, where history and legend intertwine.
Inside St Vitus Cathedral, visitors find hidden treasures, gothic architecture, and amazing stained glass windows. The tour also covers the Vladislav Hall and Royal Palace, where stories of Bohemian kings come alive. The inclusion of Vladislav Hall and the 19th-century Bohemian art collection in the St George’s Basilica adds depth to the royal history.
The tour also takes you through the Hradcany Square, where the Archbishop Palace stands out with its Baroque and Rococo details. Nearby, the Wallenstein Garden offers an artistic escape with its statues of mythological heroes and an artificial cave with stalactites. This garden, part of the Wallenstein Palace, showcases renaissance landscape design and offers picturesque views of the city.
The Lesser Town itself is filled with narrow lanes and spacious squares, all reflecting Czech cultural heritage. The blend of historic palaces and embassies, along with cafes and restaurants, makes Mala Strana a lively yet historic district.
More Great Tours NearbyThe tour begins in front of the Column of the Holy Trinity in Malostranské náměstí, a central point easily accessible from other parts of Prague. It ends at the same location, providing a convenient plan for further exploration. The tour is designed as a private group, ensuring personalized attention and flexibility.
The activity is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for travelers with mobility needs. It also offers multiple language options, including English, German, French, Russian, Polish, Italian, Czech, and Spanish. Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund or reserve now and pay later for greater flexibility.
This guided experience offers a rundown of Mala Strana, perfect for those who want both guided storytelling and the freedom to explore at their own pace. The different duration options allow you to tailor the experience, whether you prefer a quick highlight tour or an in-depth exploration of the castle complex and church interiors.
The inclusion of tickets to key sites like St Nicholas Church and Prague Castle makes this a convenient and educational choice, especially for visitors who want to avoid long lines and ensure access to major sights. The knowledgeable guides provide context that enriches understanding of Prague’s art, architecture, and legends.
For travelers seeking an engaging, flexible, and well-organized way to explore Mala Strana, this tour offers excellent value at $93 per person. The private guiding ensures a personalized experience, while the cultural anecdotes and legends bring the city’s history to life. The tiered options make it adaptable for different schedules, from a quick overview to a full royal exploration.
While the 2-hour option covers the essentials, the longer tours truly unlock the depth of Prague’s architectural beauty and historic significance. The inclusion of tickets and expert guidance makes this an efficient way to see Prague’s highlights without the hassle of ticket queues or crowded groups.
This tour is ideal for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and first-time visitors eager to see Prague’s most iconic sights with a knowledgeable guide. It balances depth and convenience, providing a rewarding look into the charm and grandeur of Mala Strana and its royal past.
Are tickets to St Vitus Cathedral included in all options?
No, tickets to St Vitus Cathedral are only included in the 5-hour tour.
Can I visit St Nicholas Church during the 2-hour tour?
No, tickets to St Nicholas Church are not included in the 2-hour option; they are available with the 3- and 5-hour tours.
Is the tour accessible for wheelchairs?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins in front of the Column of the Holy Trinity in Malostranské náměstí and ends at the same point.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is there an option to pay later?
Yes, you can reserve now and pay later, providing flexibility for your travel plans.