Explore Prague’s Iconic Landmarks and Secret Spots in Just 2 Hours

This 2-hour guided walking tour offers a quick yet comprehensive introduction to Prague’s most famous sights and lesser-known treasures. Led by a local guide, visitors explore central Prague, visiting highlights such as the Lennon Wall, Love Lock Bridge, and Kampa Island. The tour is perfect for those wanting a relaxed, engaging overview of the city’s vibrant streets, street art, and historic points of interest.

Starting from a centrally located office, the tour blends iconic landmarks with hidden gems only locals might know. The 4.8 rating reflects a well-organized experience, combining history, modern art, and scenic views. It suits first-time visitors and those returning to Prague who want a compact but rich introduction to the city’s character, all within a manageable timeframe.

You can check availability for your dates here:

Key Points

Short and sweet: The tour lasts 2 hours, ideal for a quick city overview.
Diverse highlights: Visits include the Lennon Wall, Love Lock Bridge, Kampa Island, and more.
Local guides lead the way, sharing stories and insights about Prague’s street art and history.
Comfortable walking: The route involves walking with comfortable shoes recommended.
Photography opportunities: Bring a camera to capture views of riverbanks, sculptures, and historic sites.
Flexible booking: Options include free cancellation up to 24 hours and reserve now, pay later.

If you're drawn to exploring Prague on foot, we've looked into these other walking experiences

Starting Point and Tour Duration

This guided walking tour begins at a central Prague tour office, making it easy to access from key locations. With a duration of exactly 2 hours, it fits conveniently into a busy sightseeing schedule. The private group setup ensures a more personalized experience, with guides speaking English and Czech.

Discover Prague’s Most Photogenic Landmarks

The tour kicks off at the Lennon Wall, famous for its vibrant street art and history connected to John Lennon and the 1980s protests. Next, the Love Lock Bridge welcomes visitors with its romantic display of padlocks, symbolizing love and commitment. Moving onto Kampa Island, travelers enjoy views of the Yellow Penguins, David Ernys’ Giant Babies, and the National Theatre across the river.

The scenic riverbank setting provides excellent photo opportunities and a peaceful atmosphere amidst the bustling city. These spots are especially popular for their visual appeal and significance in Prague’s modern culture.

Unique Art and Sculptures on the Tour

A highlight of the tour is viewing David Ernys’ Giant Babies and the Yellow Penguins—modern sculptures that add a playful touch to the city’s artistic scene. The Peeing Boys sculpture at the Kafka Museum area offers a humorous twist, blending modern art with literary history. These sculptures provide insight into Prague’s quirky side and its embrace of public art.

More Great Tours Nearby

Visiting the Kafka Museum Area and Narrow Streets

The route takes travelers through Prague’s narrowest street, offering a glimpse into the city’s medieval past. Nearby, the Kafka Museum area provides a chance to see the humorous Peeing Boys sculpture, connecting literary heritage with contemporary art. This part of the tour mixes history and humor, making it engaging and memorable.

While you're exploring Prague, here are other experiences we've looked into

Panoramic Views from Klárov and Vojanovy Sady

The Second World War memorial at Klárov offers panoramic views of key landmarks including Prague Castle, Petřín Tower, and the Rudolfinum. These sweeping vistas provide an excellent backdrop for photos and give a sense of Prague’s geographical layout.

If time allows, the tour makes a peaceful stop at Vojanovy Sady, a tranquil park home to colorful peacocks in warmer months. Near the end, visitors can also see Beethoven’s House, adding a touch of cultural history to the experience.

Practical Details and What to Bring

Participants should wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking, and bring a camera to capture the sights. Since the tour involves walking, weather-appropriate attire is recommended, especially during adverse conditions. The private group setting enhances the experience, making it more tailored and relaxed.

Why Choose This Tour?

This guided walk combines famous sites with hidden corners, giving a well-rounded taste of Prague’s spirit. The local guide ensures engaging storytelling, adding depth to the sightseeing. The short duration makes it accessible for travelers with limited time, while the private group format offers flexibility and intimacy.

Given its high rating of 4.8, the tour is praised for its balance of iconic and lesser-known spots. Visitors especially appreciate the scenic views and the opportunity to see modern art alongside historic landmarks.

Final Thoughts on the Prague Walking Tour & Hidden Gems

This 2-hour tour offers a compact yet rich introduction to Prague, combining street art, scenic views, and historic sites. It’s ideal for travelers who want to maximize their time and enjoy a personalized experience with a knowledgeable guide. The route’s mix of famous landmarks and quirky sculptures captures the city’s unique character.

While the tour covers many highlights, it is primarily a walking experience. Visitors should plan to wear comfortable shoes and prepare for some light walking. This tour provides a memorable snapshot of Prague’s vibrant culture and charming streets—a perfect starting point for further exploration.

✨ Book This Experience

Prague: Walking Tour & Hidden Gems and Iconic Sights

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the Prague Walking Tour & Hidden Gems?
The tour lasts 2 hours.

What locations are included in the tour itinerary?
Stops include Lennon Wall, Love Lock Bridge, Kampa Island, David Ernys’ Giant Babies, Yellow Penguins, Kafka Museum area, Peeing Boys sculpture, and Vojanovy Sady if time permits.

Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Yes, the tour involves walking and sightseeing, making it suitable for most ages with comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.

What languages are guides available in?
Guides speak English and Czech.

Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Is the tour private or group?
It is operated as a private group experience.

What should I bring on the tour?
Bring comfortable shoes, a camera, and weather-appropriate clothing.

Does the tour include transportation?
No, it is a walking tour starting from a centrally located meeting point.

Are there any scenic viewpoints?
Yes, the Klárov memorial offers panoramic views of Prague Castle and other landmarks.

Is this tour good for photography?
Absolutely—many stops provide excellent photo opportunities of both historic landmarks and modern sculptures.