T1 – The Four Towns of Prague (3,5 hours)

This very quiet and tiny town is full of contrasts.

You will discover its humble but picturesque houses as well as noble palaces of the local aristocracy. You will see the largest palace of Prague, the Loreto pilgrimage site and together we will admire “The City of a Hundred Spires” from the viewing terrace of the Prague Castle.

In the most romantic town of Prague, we will stroll along the streets of the “Royal Route”, marvel at the overwhelming Saint Nicholas Church and admire the elegant Baroque facades and romantic courtyards where time seems to have stopped. We'll visit the enchanting Kampa Island and the Lennon Wall.

The oldest bridge of Prague is a true miracle of architecture. You will learn many interesting details about the way it was built and discover why it has survived all floods. We will admire a beautiful gallery of Saints and I will tell you the moving story of the most famous of them, St. John of Nepomuk.

This is the most ancient town of Prague. We will walk through the former Jesuit college named Clementinum, see the New City Hall and the charming Old Town Square dominated by the Tyn Church. We will see the historic Town Hall with its stunning Astronomical Clock and you will find out about the way it works.

At the end of our walk, we will arrive in the Wenceslas Square. The heart of the modern City of Prague was the showplace of the Velvet Revolution and other historic events. It is surrounded by charming passages and dominated by the overwhelming building of the National Museum which is definitely worth a visit.