Prague Layover Guide (PRG)

Prague: Medieval Dinner with Unlimited Drinks

Enjoy a night that carries one back to medieval times! This fun and unique 3-hour experience will bring the past to life in the atmosphere of a medieval tavern. There are even medieval shows that accompany the evening with swordsmen, jugglers, and belly dancers, all performing to music. Feast on a delicious 3 or 5-course meal, from your choice of 6 different menus. The 3-course meal occurs at an earlier time. Drink your fill from the unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks available. This is a truly different and entertaining way to spend an evening in Prague, and one that’s guaranteed to take you back in time and satisfy your palate. » book this tour

Prague: Ghost, Legends & Dungeon 1-Hour Walking Tour

Experience Prague’s darker side as you visit Gothic churches, former cemeteries and abandoned monasteries. Prepare to be thrilled as you hear tales of murder and mystery, magic and mayhem. Few cities in Europe can claim to have as many ghosts as Prague, and on this interactive 1-hour walking tour you will hear thrilling stories performed in an entertaining way by costumed guides. The fun, but unnerving tour will tell tales of love and betrayal, and of murder and execution as you discover famous Prague characters, such as the Angry Turk from the Ungelt, the Greedy Merchant, the headless horseman and the infamous Golem. » book this tour

Prague: Private Electric Bike Tour

Get an overview of Prague in just a few hours effortlessly on an E-bike with a private local guide. Visit the historic Old Town and Prague Castle complex, and sign yourselves on the legendary John Lennon wall. You’ll take in iconic sights such as Petrin Tower, Wenceslas Square, Charles Bridge. Benefit from exclusive photo services and a free drink. » book this tour

The KGB Museum

Take a glimpse into the history of the Soviet Union secret service through memorabilia at this small museum where you can find a collection of items such as uniforms, artefacts, spy cameras, bizarre Soviet uniforms, weapons, the death mask of Vladamir Lenin, typewriters, phones, patches and badges. The museum is owned and curated by a Russian collector who takes you on a personal tour of the space.

Time required: An hour.

Airport to here: 36 minutes via taxi and 52 minutes via public transport to reach destination.

The John Lennon Wall

The city of Prague has a dedicated wall for John Lennon and The Beatles which has become a shrine for the famous band. It is a place where tourists and fans go to pay homage to the band. The graffiti-covered wall displays pictures of John Lennon, The Beatles, lyrics and quotations circa 1980. A beautiful place to photograph moments in front of

Time required: 30 minutes or an hour.

Airport to here: 27 minutes via taxi and 45 minutes via public transport.

National Marionette Theatre

Nothing screams Prague like puppet shows, having a vast number of puppet shops, makers and a puppet museum. Visit the National Marionette Theatre devoted to puppetry performances that stage adaptations of classic opera and theatre to catch the captivating performances, some of which employ the use of period costumes. The Don Giovanni puppet show is the most successful puppet performance done with marionettes and a touch of Mozart music. The theatre is also surrounded by other attractions which you can visit. Puppets are really the pride of Prague.

Time required: 2 hours or more.

Airport to here: 25 minutes via taxi 34 minutes via public transport.

The 600 Year Old Astronomical Clock

At every stroke of the hour, this 610-year-old medieval clock puts on a show called ‘The Walk Of The Apostles’ which attracts hundreds to thousands of people to the tower every year to witness the show of the figures of the Apostles and several other moving figures. It is listed as a must-see spectacle by tourists and has some very significant features.

Time required: Anytime before the hour mark.

Airport to here: 32 minutes via taxi and 39 minutes via public transport.

The Alchemist’s Chamber

Ever wanted to test the ability of your mind? Well here’s a chance to do so! The Alchemist’s Chamber in Prague offers a live interactive adventure game with a team of 2 or more locked in a room with 60 minutes to escape. It is said that a famous Prague alchemist was searching for a formula for the Philosopher’s Stone which can transform metal to gold. Legend has it that it is still hidden in a chamber waiting for you to discover it while on your quest to escape. The staff made available offer information on all you need to know about the game and a very welcoming.

Time required: An hour.

Airport to here: 31 minutes via taxi and 48 minutes via public transport to reach destination.

The Original Beer Spa

The Czech pride themselves on brewing the best beer in the world and here you have the chance to test this claim. Czech is an avid beer-drinking country and in fact, it is quite cheaper than a bottle of water. There are beer spas in Prague where guests are allowed to bathe in large wooden barrels of beer brewing ingredients in a sauna while being offered unlimited beer. Remember to use a coaster and learn to say Na Zdraví and make eye contact when you make a toast, it’s a very important beer etiquette to the Czech people. Visit the Original Beer Spa for a treat.

Time required: Half day.

Airport to here: 27 minutes via taxi and 46 minutes via public transport.

The Infant Jesus Of Prague

It is unknown the origin of the statue of Infant Jesus in Prague but it is believed to have performed many miracles and draws people worldwide to devote their honour to the Holy Child. Found in 1638, the statue, ornate in a gilded shrine, is a wax-coated figure of Baby Jesus holding a globus cruciger. Crowned by Pope Benedict XVI on his apostolic visit, people visit the shrine to pray and make wishes as it is believed to grant them.

Time required: An hour.

Airport to here: 25 minutes via taxi and 49 via public transport.