Prague Old Town and Jewish Quarter: Self-Guided Walking Tour

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Discover the magic of Prague with the private audio tour available on WeGoTrip App (included). Walk along picturesque streets by the Estates Theater and Charles University. See the Old Town Hall with its astronomical clock, and marvel at a masterpiece of Gothic science.

Walk to the birthplace of Franz Kafka and explore the Jewish Quarter. Visit the Maisel and Pinkas synagogues before passing the old Jewish cemetery. See the New Town Hall and learn the history of the Church of Our Lady Before Týn.

We'll start the tour in the Old Town of Prague and after exploring the area, we'll stroll to the famous Jewish Quarter with its marvelous synagogues and picturesque streets. This tour is perfect for the first visit to the city as well as for those who have known Prague for years.

The multimedia tour on the mobile app is the best way to enjoy the tour at your own pace and be independent of a group tour.
Wegotrip App is available on App Store and Google Play and works offline.

Duration

2 hours and 30 minutes

The tour starts at

Prague, Czechia

Explore Old Town of Prague and witness the world-famous Astronomical Clock on the Town Hall. Get to know how the clock works and when it was built.

Explore Old Town of Prague and witness the world-famous Astronomical Clock on the Town Hall. Get to know how the clock works and when it was built.
Stroll through the winding streets and get to know the story of the most famous synagogue of Prague.

Stroll through the winding streets and get to know the story of the most famous synagogue of Prague.
Find out how and when the famous cemetery was founded and how it survived turmoils of the 20th century to this day!

Find out how and when the famous cemetery was founded and how it survived turmoils of the 20th century to this day!
Visit New Town and get to know who founded this part of town and why it's actually not that new.

Visit New Town and get to know who founded this part of town and why it's actually not that new.