Republic Square (Námestí Republiky) Tours and Tickets

Get to know Prague like a local on this 2.5-hour walking tour around the city's hidden streets and sights. Led by a local private guide, delve behind the top Prague attractions and enter another world of secret alleyways and charming neighborhoods beloved by locals and usually overlooked by visitors. With your experienced guide to navigate, follow tangled cobbled lanes from the Old Town Square to Wenceslas Square and Republic Square. As you walk, discover tiny courtyards, pretty gardens and tucked-away gems, and hear all about Prague's medieval history and architecture.

View Prague like a local on this 2.5-hour walking tour. With your knowledgeable guide, leave the tourist hotspots and scout out the maze-like walkways and neighborhoods that only the locals really know. Delve into tucked-away districts and discover secret gardens and hidden architectural treasures along the medieval lanes around the Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square and Republic Square. Learn about Prague's age-old layout and hear fascinating stories about everyday life in the city on route. Numbers are limited to 15 people on this small-group tour for a more personalized experience.

Explore Old Town and enjoy a concert of classical music on this Prague combo tour. From the Astronomical Clock, walk around the city's historical center with a knowledgeable guide, and see sights like the Charles Bridge. Then head to a baroque chapel or palace to listen to the works of Mozart, Bach or other classical artists.

Swap Prague's medieval history for its 20th-century past on this 3.5-hour walking tour. With an expert guide, explore the places where many of the momentous events of World War II and Prague's period under communist rule occurred. Visit Wenceslas Square, scene of the 1968 Prague Spring and 1989 Velvet Revolution; see the former headquarters of the Nazis, Communist Party and KGB, and view Republic Square and other sites as your guide recounts the people and events that shaped today's city. Numbers are limited to 15 for a more personalized experience.

Squeeze 1,000 years of architecture into just three hours on this Prague walking tour with a knowledgeable private guide who tells you about the different styles of landmarks in the city center, from 12th-century Romanesque to 20th-century Art Nouveau. Learn about where the styles came from and how to recognize their features as you explore areas like Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square, the Jewish Quarter, New Town, the Charles Bridge and Republic Square.

Celebrate an evening in Prague in traditional Czech style with this 3-hour dinner with entertainment, including unlimited wine, beer and soda. Travel by coach to a typical Czech restaurant and take a seat for an evening of colorful Czech folklore and feasting. Sip on a complimentary glass of Champagne and savor a delicious 3-course dinner of signature Czech dishes as you enjoy a fast-paced show of live music, dancing and singing. Clap along to the cheerful tunes, tap your feet and perhaps join in the fun on the dance floor!

Dive into the fun, folklore and food of a traditional Czech evening on a 3.5-hour dinner-show experience in Prague. Visit a rustic Czech restaurant and entertainment venue, and enjoy an evening of irrepressible folk and gypsy music from regions like Moravia and Bohemia. Enjoy unlimited complimentary wines, beers and sodas; and savor classic Czech dishes for dinner. Then, clap and dance along to exuberant folk tunes, acts and songs performed by dancers and musicians dressed in colorful regional costumes. Pickup and drop-off in central Prague are included.

Delve into Prague's World War II and communist past on this 3-hour city walking tour. With a knowledgeable private guide, check out sites redolent of Prague's 20th-century past, from its days under Nazi occupation to its time under communist rule, as you hear about the events that defined both periods. Visit Wenceslas Square, the site of protests during the 1968-69 Prague Spring and 1989 Velvet Revolution; see National Avenue, the scene of uprisings during WWII; and view buildings used by the Nazis and KGB; as well as other haunting landmarks.