Charles Bridge is very, very busy whereas the Tower is much less so,and therefore worth a visit. The stairs are steep, but the views of both the bridge and the city are well worth the climb. An unexpected delight.

What a fabulous museum, one of the best after visiting many cities. The building is magnificent and the exhibits are fascinating, you could easily spend at least half a day there, excellent value for money.

I would learn more about him by completing a 1 minute Google search Better off spending time and money elsewhere.i learnt very little about his life and my partner and I were very disappointed.

Knowledgeable and engaging tour guide who shared a lot of historical information. The walk up to Prague Castle was exhausting (we expected a tram ride as mentioned on the web site). By the time we reached the castle, we were so tired we left for home. We re-visited Prague castle the next day at our own leisure.

Incredible rich and important history. So thankful Prague preserved it. Amazing to witness. Younger generations of all people should see and learn the history, especially with all the disgusting antisemitism in today’s world. Highly recommend!

Great guide with a detail history of the Jewish quarter. Very knowledgable, very articulate with a great method for discussing a very rich and deep history that all but vanished after WW2.

Easy to find guide. On time. Worth the $. Recommend. Tour guide gave quick easy to understand overview for ten minutes and then we toured on own.

This museum is one of the better ones I have been to when on holiday. Lots of interesting exhibits, my favourite had to be the animals from around the world exhibits! Something for everyone and when using the app it was great to get an audio guide of the exhibits!

Really nice tour, excellent tour operator who was very nice. The group wasn’t too big which was great. We overall enjoyed the tour and would recommend for anyone without a small child. The only reason why I’m not giving 5 rating is because perhaps I shouldn’t have taken my little one on the tour as she’s a bit young and it wasn’t that enjoyable for me as it could have been. Not the tour operators fault, this is my own fault.

We were able to skip the line, but there wasn't much more than that. Purchased the audio guide that did not even match the exhibits. It had missing sections and not in the correct order. This audio guide was from this company and not the official guide of the Prague Castle.

The Jewish quarter walking tour was very interesting. The guide we had was informative with the perfect balance of seriousness when discussing topics and humour. It was great to see all 4 synagogues that Prague had with stunning architecture and the trip was also very moving. Will definitely return to the quarter when visiting Prague again.

I wish I realized that we had selected our tour time before we arrived, and had the option to add the the additional town hall and under ground tour, with our original ticket to plan better for the time needed for this tour. The guide was very knowledgeable, but we did not realize that we needed our phones for the audio guild, and felt a little uncomfortable having to sign in to my email on the streets of Prague. It was truly a nice experience, once on our way, and I would recommend adding the town hall and underground tour , to the time spent here

This was a great tour that gave us all the information needed about the clock. The guide was very knowledgeable and explained everything well. The weather wasn’t great that day so we spent most of the time inside the building. The views were amazing from top of the tower! Overall it was a nice tour and I’d recommend it.

I took this tour and what it basically comes down to is the tour guide. Our tour guide I never caught her name, red head, she really dropped the ball. She became judgemental and irrated with an older man and became very defensive. She talked too fast and never attempted to ensure that those on the tour had any specific needs (hearing issues for instance). This is my 4th tour and the worst one so far. Avoid this guide. It started downhill right from the beginning with the guy who was suppose to be organizing each group,

One of the most famous tourist sites in Prague is its Prague Astronomical Clock. It is attached to the Old Town Hall in Prague’s Old Town Square. I understand that it was first mounted in 1410, making it the third oldest astronomical clock in the world. It has been in continuous operation for more than 600 years thus making it the oldest astronomical clock in the world which is still operational. On the hour large crowds of tourist assemble in front of this celebrated clock to hear its chimes and movements and the parade of the Apostles. But I found it was more interesting to read about the two main parts. The upper colorful circle is the astrolabe, and the lower circle is the Calendar Board. Just as an example of this extra knowledge there are three sets of numbers on the main dial: Roman numerals; Gothic numerals and Arabic numerals, many tourists never notice this major item. Finally, I found the best time to view this famous astronomical clock is in the early morning around eight am, long before the crowd’s line up in front of this famous clock.