FAQs
General Prague Walking Tour FAQs
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What is a free tour?
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What forms of payment do we accept?
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Will the weather affect the tour?
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Are strollers, wheelchairs, or pets allowed on the tour?
Yes, everyone is welcome on the tours. Prague is not the easiest city for wheelchair users, but our guides will always help you where necessary. Please note that dogs on the castle tour are required to wear a muzzle at some points.
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Can we join the tour after the start time?
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Why am I being charged for a free tour when I book for 9+ people?
Old Town Tour
No, the synagogues are part of the Jewish Museum, a paid area we cannot enter during the tour. If you want to visit, we are happy to explain how to get a ticket for after the tour.
Although you can technically see Prague Castle from many points on this tour, we do not go to the castle itself. This is the largest castle complex in the world, so it deserves the time and attention of its own tour!
Castle Tour
Yes, controllers often check tickets on trams. Don’t worry – tickets are very affordable, and we will help you purchase.
You can get the ticket from the app PID Litacka or at any metro station. For this trip, you only need a 30-minute ticket. If you cannot buy a ticket prior to the tour, please come to the meeting point early so the guide can explain it to you in person.
Yes, we will walk through the Prague Castle! You do not need to buy a ticket to access the castle complex.
The only buildings you need to pay for are the museums. The tour finishes close to these, so you can easily return and visit them afterwards.
Yes, everyone is welcome on the tours. For this tour, however, you will need to bring a muzzle for your dog, and you cannot enter the gardens or the cathedral. Don’t worry, you can still come on the tour, but you and your furry friend will just have to miss a couple of stops!
Prague is not the easiest city for wheelchair users, but our guides will always help you where necessary.
No, the areas we cover are free of charge. The only ticket you require for this tour is the public transport ticket.
This is currently under construction for the foreseeable future.
We usually do enter the first half of the cathedral (which is open to the public). However, this monument is sometimes closed to the public due to construction or ceremonies.