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Free Walking Tours in Prague
Old Town, Castle and New Town: three walking tours with English-speaking guides. You decide what to pay at the end.
Planning a trip to the Czech capital and looking for the best way to see the city without spending a fortune? At Pragatour.com we specialize in free walking tours in Prague. Our tours aren’t just walks: they’re immersive experiences that mix history, legends and local tips so you feel like a true Praguer.
Our 3 must-do free walking tours
We’ve designed three routes so you don’t miss a single corner of Prague.
Old Town and Jewish Quarter free tour
The medieval heart of Europe is waiting. On this tour we’ll decode the symbols of the Astronomical Clock and step into the mysterious Jewish Quarter (Josefov). To read up before your visit, see our guide to the Prague Jewish Quarter.
- Highlights: Old Town Square, the Powder Tower, the Golem of Prague and the Old Jewish Cemetery.
- Best for: your first day in the city.
Castle and Malá Strana free tour
We’ll cross Charles Bridge and climb up Hradčany hill, exploring the city’s most bohemian neighborhood, Malá Strana, before entering the grounds of Prague Castle, the largest castle complex in the world. See also our full guide to Prague Castle.
- Highlights: the John Lennon Wall, Kampa Island, St. Vitus Cathedral and the Royal Palace courtyards.
- Best for: architecture lovers and anyone who wants panoramic views.
New Town free tour
Prague isn’t just the Middle Ages. On this tour you’ll learn about the resistance to the Nazis, the communist era and the city’s vibrant modern life.
- Highlights: Wenceslas Square, Lucerna Passage, the Kafka head and the story of the Velvet Revolution.
- Best for: understanding today’s Prague and its 20th-century history.
How does a free walking tour in Prague work?
The “free tour” idea sometimes raises questions, but it’s the fairest system for travelers:
- Book at no cost: reserve your spot online in seconds (essential in high season).
- Professional guides: join the group at the meeting point and enjoy a high-quality tour.
- You decide what it’s worth: at the end, give the guide whatever you think is fair based on how much you enjoyed it. No fixed prices, no pressure.
Free walking tour FAQ
How much do people usually tip on a free walking tour?
There’s no written rule, but to keep the service sustainable and value the guide’s work, most people give between €10 and €20 (250–500 CZK) per person.
What language are the tours in?
The tours on this page are guided in English by guides with a contagious passion for Prague.
What if it rains or snows?
Prague is magical in the snow. Our tours go ahead rain, shine or snow. Just bring suitable clothes and comfortable shoes for the cobblestones.
Can I bring kids or my dog?
Of course! The routes are family-friendly. Just keep in mind that the Castle tour has some stairs that can be hard work with a stroller.
Pragatour tips for your visit
- Arrive 10–15 minutes early: groups usually leave on time, and Prague’s streets can be a maze.
- Be careful with money exchange: never change money on the street. Our guide to currency exchange in Prague lists reliable exchange offices.
- Local food: ask your guide where to find the best beer or an authentic goulash without tourist prices.
If you’re still planning the rest of your trip, see our Prague itinerary for 2, 3 or 4 days.