History walks in Prague
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- 38 walks
- 387 places with a written story
- 6 km of routes in total
- 0.2-1.3 hours per walk
- written in EN, DE, ES, RU, FR, IT
- last walk added 2026-10-17
Walks in Prague
Vyšehrad: Princess Libuše, Cubist Houses and the Nation's Cemetery in Prague
From the bridge of forged heroes and the raftsmen's tollhouse to Prague's oldest rotunda, a devil's broken column and the graves of Dvořák, Smetana and Mucha on the rock where Prague's founding legend begins
Panzer, Kerzen und Schlüsselbunde: Prag 1968 und 1989 rund um den Wenzelsplatz
Vom Rundfunkgebäude und dem Nationalmuseum über Jan Palachs Gedenkstätte und den Melantrich-Balkon bis zur Národní třída und der Krypta von Operation Anthropoid: ein Spaziergang durch Prags Jahrhundert der Umbrüche
Prag Vyšehrad: Libuše, die Moldau und der Felsen der Legenden
Vom Emmauskloster an der Moldau entlang zu den Flößern von Podskalí, zu kubistischen Häusern und hinauf auf den Vyšehrad, zu Rotunde, Basilika, Slavín und dem Felsen, auf dem Libuše eine Stadt vorhersah
Crown of Bohemia: Prague Castle & The Cobblestones of Malá Strana
A majestic descent from the medieval fortress and Gothic spires of Hradčany down through Baroque gardens and hidden courtyards of the Lesser Town
Prague of Kings & Golems: Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock, and Josefov
A journey through the cobblestones of Staré Město—from the mechanical wonders of the Orloj to the ancient Jewish Cemetery and Kafka's alleys
Praga Mágica: Puente de Carlos, Malá Strana y el Castillo de Bohemia
Un paseo de leyenda entre santos barrocos, alquimistas de Rodolfo II, palacios nobiliarios y la Catedral de San Vito
Shadows of the Old Town
Ghosts, legends & dark secrets on cobblestone streets
Whispers in the Cobblestones
Ghosts, legends & dark secrets of Prague's Old Town
What is the walking terrain like in Prague?
Historic Prague is paved with historic cobblestones (kočičí hlavy), which require sturdy, comfortable shoes. Routes in Old Town and Josefov are entirely flat, while paths up through Malá Strana to Prague Castle feature gentle uphill cobblestone lanes.
How do I avoid crowds on Charles Bridge and Old Town?
Charles Bridge and the Astronomical Clock draw heavy daytime crowds. We recommend starting early in the morning or walking in the golden hour before dusk when the stone statues and gas lamps are at their most atmospheric.
What languages are available for Prague?
The Prague collection features walks in German, English, Spanish, Italian, French, and Russian. Each route was authored independently to highlight distinct cultural chapters, from Kafka's German-speaking circles to Bohemian alchemists and royal courts.
How much does a Prague walk cost?
The first story of every walk and the full text of all stories are completely free. If an unvoiced stop is unlocked, its audio becomes free for everyone forever.