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Discover Prague’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter on a 2.5-hour guided tour for $62, including access to key sites like the Astronomical Clock and Jewish Museum.
Explore the historic heart of Prague with the Old Town and Jewish Quarter Tour with Jewish Museum offered by Fun in Prague. Priced at $62 per person and lasting 2.5 hours, this tour provides an engaging introduction to some of Prague’s most iconic landmarks and stories. Starting at the statue of King Charles IV near the Charles Bridge, the tour leads through the city’s vibrant streets and into its most historically significant neighborhoods.
The approximately 1.5-hour guided walk takes you past famous sites such as the Municipal House, the Old Town Hall with the Astronomical Clock, and the Old Jewish Cemetery. The tour concludes with a visit to the Jewish Museum, where you can explore several synagogues and historical sites at your own pace. This experience is ideal for those interested in Prague’s cultural heritage, architecture, and Jewish history, though it does not include entry to the Old New Synagogue or a guided tour within the museum itself.


The tour begins in a central location, by the statue of King Charles IV on Krizovnicke namesti, right in front of the Old Town Bridge Tower. This spot is easy to find, especially with the guide holding a bright orange umbrella. The meeting point is accessible by tram at stops like “Karlovy Lázn” or “Staromstská”, and by subway on line A at “Staromstská” station.
This straightforward starting point helps keep logistics simple for travelers. The tour’s pace is comfortable, giving enough time to absorb the sights and listen to stories about Prague’s history.
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The Old Town section of the tour is packed with highlights. The Old Town Hall and the Astronomical Clock are central attractions. The guide shares stories behind house signs and statues, adding color to these historic facades. The Old Town Hall’s clock is famous for its animated figurines and medieval engineering, making it a must-see.
Walking through the narrow streets, you’ll feel the vibrant atmosphere that has shaped Prague for centuries. The Old Town Square buzzes with history, and the guide’s commentary brings the square’s stories to life, from medieval festivals to legends surrounding the clock.

The Jewish Quarter, also known as Josefov, is the tour’s highlight for history buffs. The guide leads you through the former Jewish ghetto, sharing myths like the story of Rabbi Loew’s Golem. You’ll see the Old Jewish Cemetery, which is among the oldest in Europe, with layered graves that tell of centuries past.
A key feature is the Jewish Museum, where the included tickets give access to several synagogues, including Maisel, Pinkas, Klausen, and the Ceremonial Hall, along with the Robert Guttmann Gallery. Visitors can wander these sites independently after the guided walk, learning more about Jewish traditions and local history.
Note that the Old New Synagogue is not included, nor does the tour visit it inside, so those interested in exploring that site will need to purchase additional tickets.
The guide enriches the walk with tales about Franz Kafka, Prague’s renowned writer whose life is intertwined with the Jewish Quarter’s history. Stories about local legends, including the Golem, add a layer of cultural intrigue. These narratives give context to the architecture and the historical importance of the sites.
This storytelling style makes the tour engaging, especially for those interested in literary and cultural history, without overloading with details.
More Great Tours NearbyOnce the walk concludes, visitors receive tickets to the Jewish Museum, allowing self-guided exploration. The museum’s opening hours vary seasonally, from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM in winter months to 6:00 PM during summer, making it flexible for visitors.
The included tickets cover multiple synagogues and galleries, giving a rundown of Jewish heritage in Prague. Visitors can take their time exploring the sites like the Pinkas Synagogue with its Holocaust memorial or the Klausen Synagogue, which hosts exhibitions.
The tour is designed for groups of manageable size, led by live guides fluent in English or German. The pace is suitable for most visitors, with no strenuous activities involved. The meeting point on Krizovnicke namesti is centrally located, accessible by public transport, and easy to find.
The tour does not specify physical accessibility features, so those with mobility concerns should consider this when planning.
For $62, the tour offers a well-rounded introduction to Prague’s Old Town and Jewish Quarter. The inclusion of museum tickets adds value by saving time and money on individual admissions. The option to cancel up to 24 hours in advance provides flexibility for flexible travel plans.
However, the absence of a guided interior tour within the Jewish Museum** might be a consideration for visitors wanting a more in-depth experience inside the sites.
This guided walk suits those interested in history, architecture, and Jewish heritage. It’s a practical choice for visitors wanting a rundown without long or complicated tours. The 2.5-hour length makes it manageable for most schedules, and the small-group format offers a personal touch.
Those looking for more in-depth museum guides or access to the Old New Synagogue should consider additional options or separate visits.

This tour offers an affordable way to explore Prague’s most iconic neighborhoods with the support of knowledgeable guides. It balances sightseeing, storytelling, and museum access, making it ideal for first-time visitors or those with limited time.
While it does not include inside visits to some specific sites like the Old New Synagogue, it still covers the most important highlights and provides a meaningful look into the Jewish community’s history in Prague.
If you seek a well-organized tour that combines walking, history, and culture at a reasonable price, this experience is a solid choice. It’s especially suited for those eager to learn about Prague’s layered past without the complexity of private or full-day excursions.
Does this tour include inside visits to the synagogues?
The tour includes tickets to several synagogues and the Jewish Cemetery, but it does not include guided inside visits. Visitors can explore the sites independently afterward.
Can I cancel this tour if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing flexibility for your travel schedule.
What languages are available for the guided tour?
The tour is offered in English and German, with live guides leading the walk.
Is the Old New Synagogue part of the tour?
No, the Old New Synagogue is not included in this tour, and visiting it requires a separate ticket.
Where exactly does the tour start?
The tour begins near the statue of King Charles IV on Krizovnicke namesti, in front of the Old-town Bridge Tower.
What is the duration of the Jewish Museum tickets?
The museum’s opening hours vary seasonally, ranging from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM in winter to 6:00 PM in summer, allowing flexible exploration times after the tour.