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PRAHA BIKE - Guided cycling & e-bike tours and 2wheels rentals all year round. We offer a variety of guided & self-guided City & Countryside tours. We have a variety of bikes: City-Mountain, Trekking, Electric, Tandems, for kids, bike child seats, tag along & trailers. Bikes are specially built for riding in Prague & around the Czech Republic. If you want to explore on your own, individual bike rentals and out of city excursions are offered. Come to join us for our guided cycling tour or just get some wind with bike rental & self-guided trips navigations! RIDE, EXPLORE & ENJOY!
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Emma A
1 contribution
Oct 2022 • Friends
We took a bike tour through the countryside to Karljesten Castle and it was definitely a highlight of our trip. Our guide, Richard, was very knowledgeable on the local history and made sure we were all comfortable on the 30km ride. We stopped for snacks at a cute village bakery and later lunch at a traditional Czech restaurant. The final destination, the Karljesten Castle, was gorgeous and peaceful, far away from the crowds of Prague. We highly recommend this day trip, especially in the fall when the leaves are changing. The scenery and weather was great and Richard’s guidance made it the perfect trip.
Written October 7, 2022
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PrahaBike
Hello,
Richard and the team are happy that you have had a good experience. thank you for joining our Full-Day Countryside Bike Tour to Karlstejn Castle.
We hope you join us in the future for another tour with us.
Have a nice day!
Written October 23, 2022
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Michelle J
Lima, Peru45 contributions
Aug 2020 • Family
The Praha Bike tour helped us to get acquainted with the city at this unusually quiet time in Prague. This is not a biking city so riders should be cautious. As an educator, I appreciate a good guide and Francisco was one of the best I’ve experienced. He was responsive to the needs of the group and used storytelling to engage us. Highly recommend this tour.
Written August 1, 2020
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Thank you Michelle for the review! We had a great time together and we are very happy that you had a nice experience with us! Wishing you the best and hoping to see you again.
Francisco
Praha Bike Team
Written August 4, 2020
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Alyson D
1 contribution
Dec 2019
I've done many bike tours of many cities, it's a great way to see the city before you really dive in. Carlos at Praha bike took us on the best bike tour I've been on! He brought the history of Prague to life and had great folklore stories. He also had great recommendations that made the rest of our trip great as well. Highly recommend!
Written January 4, 2020
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Hello Alyson, Thank you so much for the nice review, good to hear that you had a nice experience riding bikes around Prague, I hope you enjoyed your time in the Czech Republic. Always my pleasure to show the golden city. Best Regards, Carlos Praha Bike Team.
Written January 5, 2020
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Debbie K
1 contribution
Aug 2022 • Couples
It was a very hot day so Owen our guide was flexible and understanding and gave us lots of water breaks. I should have taken the suggestion for an ebike upgrade. The hills were not too steep but in 34 degree sunshine it was a bit much!
Written August 5, 2022
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PrahaBike
Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review, we are happy that you had a good experience. I am
sure Owen will be pleased about it. we hope to see you in the future riding around
Prague on an e-bike
Written August 6, 2022
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Caryn Kemp
Johannesburg, South Africa3 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
My husband and I rented bikes for 4 hours and were able to see a lot more of Prague than if we had just walked around. We were assisted by Carlos...super well-informed, friendly and gave us great advice about where to go, how to get there and the best bike routes. We had a lovely time and I would recommend Praha Bike to anyone looking for a fun way to travel around the beautiful city!
Written February 16, 2020
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Dear Caryn,
thank you very much for your great review.
We are happy you enjoyed the bike ride.
Have a nice time and see you soon in Prague again.
Regards, Praha Bike team
Written February 17, 2020
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ToonTowner
Dhahran, Saudi Arabia2,735 contributions
Jul 2022 • Couples
My wife and I booked a 3 hours private bike tour of Prague. Nancy our guide was great. She toured us all over Prague and taught us about its history. Careful, this store only takes cash. I was able to book tour by WhatsApp. We had new mountain bikes that worked great and were easy to use.
If you found my review helpful please let me know by giving me a thumbs up.
If you found my review helpful please let me know by giving me a thumbs up.
Written July 9, 2022
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PrahaBike
Thank you, We also hope that more people find your review, we are glad that you had a good tour experience with Nancy, she will be really happy about that. Thank you.
Written July 13, 2022
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Slowcycling
New York City, NY5 contributions
May 2012 • Friends
Bicycle riding the Elbe River from Dresden to Prague is a great way to travel. Flat ground, mostly dedicated and paved cycle routes for slow cycling (as in slow food).
Praha Bike rented the bikes, drove them to our pickup in Dresden, took all our heavy suitcases back with them, so it was a pannier-lite trip (the May weather cooperated as well... 85 degrees and sunny). Praha Bikes was great and the price was all-inclusive, so no surprises at the end. Two of our four of us purchased their own Bella Ciao bikes in Berlin (great bikes by the way) to fly home with them, and Praha Bikes kindly agreed to store these after the ride (Prague is a foot city, not bike friendly...too much traffic, no dedicated bike lanes, too many people, chunky cobblestones and compact enough to best be seen on foot), and they also offered to help them pack the bikes for the plane ride home... no extra charge. No guarantee that they will always offer this, but it was appreciated. Be sure to specify what you need and they will supply maps, recommended stopping, panniers, helmets, locks, etc.
If you have a choice, don't ride Dresden to Prague, the direction we went, ride the other way. When the wind blows, going Dresden to Prague, it's in your face. Not only does the river run the other way (the drop is insignificant for biking) but so does the wind. The first day, it was a bit of chore... after that the wind stopped so for us it was a non-issue.
Also, for the most part the Czech people on the road are more taciturn... reserved, not particularly animated or helpful. So if you start in Czech and go to Germany, each day gets better. By the time you get to Dresden, you have a most optimistic people who have done a most extraordinary turn-around since the wall fell. But this is a subtlety... either way is great.
We allowed 35-50k per day so that we would ride about 3-4 hours with long midday stops for glorious lunches, exploring every castle, museum, great view or whatever came our way. This is slow-cycling at its best. One of us wore a helmet, but the others preferred the European way of wind in the hair. Given the slow speeds, no cars for most of the ride, and flat ground, it's very safe and a pleasure to ride bikes the old fashioned way.
Our first night was in Bad Shandau, and in hindsight, I would recommend a shorter first day; spend the night in Pirna in Germany. Be sure to seek out Adoratio, the chocolate shop on the Main Square and buy more than you should. It lasted us the whole trip and was glorious.
As can be expected, Germany was more refined than Czech, although it was clear that Czech is upgrading the roads. Some were still gravel, but some showing gravel on the map had just been paved. If you keep an eye out for the little yellow Bike Route 2 signs, you will not get lost.
When you cross into Czech, the first big town is Usti. Do not stop, ride through and ignore it. It gives a horrible impression of the country, and one's immediate thought is that if this is Czech, skip the rest of the trip and take the train to Vienna. Don't give up hope, it gets much better. By Litomerice you fall in love with the architecture, the ancientness and the landscape.
Must do: Dessert (or a full meal) outside the Melnik castle overlooking where the Elbe and Vltava rivers join. The views are stunning, the service and setting is five star with 17th century elegance. We did not discover it until after we had a late lunch on the main plaza, but it definitely is a must-return.
The last full riding day, we ran into two German girls who were riding the full distance of Bike Route 2, all 500k of it. They had just come from Prague and said the first day riding out was difficult. Rough track. That night the weather changed, with a predicted drop from 88 degrees to 37 with cold rain, so we found the train station in Melnik and for the equivalent of a few dollars hopped a train that has racks for bikes and takes about a hour to do a day's ride into Prague. Thus, I cannot confirm what the first day's ride out of Prague is like.
Prague was of course eye-achingly beautiful, as the architecture is just street after street of drop-dead beautiful, but unfortunately, the locals have not yet understood the concept of care and feeding of the visitor industry. Unlike the river ride, in Prague we kept getting the feeling we were lunch... we were there to be fleeced by the locals. A high price for a cup of bad coffee, and then we see the locals getting great coffee.
This is typical of what happens when a country shifts from Communism to Capitalism, but it can be tiring. Having said that, there is a lot to do and English is spoken sufficiently that one need not learn Czech except for the basics to show one wishes to be polite. Of course, at Praha Bike their English was excellent.
We found a great place to stay however (Dům u velké boty (House at the Big Boot)), and the proprietor told us all the places the locals go where we would be treated right... he was right. Praha Bikes also offered to help us make those connections, so make friends and ask for help.
Bottom line: Praha Bikes is highly recommended, as is the Elbe ride.
Praha Bike rented the bikes, drove them to our pickup in Dresden, took all our heavy suitcases back with them, so it was a pannier-lite trip (the May weather cooperated as well... 85 degrees and sunny). Praha Bikes was great and the price was all-inclusive, so no surprises at the end. Two of our four of us purchased their own Bella Ciao bikes in Berlin (great bikes by the way) to fly home with them, and Praha Bikes kindly agreed to store these after the ride (Prague is a foot city, not bike friendly...too much traffic, no dedicated bike lanes, too many people, chunky cobblestones and compact enough to best be seen on foot), and they also offered to help them pack the bikes for the plane ride home... no extra charge. No guarantee that they will always offer this, but it was appreciated. Be sure to specify what you need and they will supply maps, recommended stopping, panniers, helmets, locks, etc.
If you have a choice, don't ride Dresden to Prague, the direction we went, ride the other way. When the wind blows, going Dresden to Prague, it's in your face. Not only does the river run the other way (the drop is insignificant for biking) but so does the wind. The first day, it was a bit of chore... after that the wind stopped so for us it was a non-issue.
Also, for the most part the Czech people on the road are more taciturn... reserved, not particularly animated or helpful. So if you start in Czech and go to Germany, each day gets better. By the time you get to Dresden, you have a most optimistic people who have done a most extraordinary turn-around since the wall fell. But this is a subtlety... either way is great.
We allowed 35-50k per day so that we would ride about 3-4 hours with long midday stops for glorious lunches, exploring every castle, museum, great view or whatever came our way. This is slow-cycling at its best. One of us wore a helmet, but the others preferred the European way of wind in the hair. Given the slow speeds, no cars for most of the ride, and flat ground, it's very safe and a pleasure to ride bikes the old fashioned way.
Our first night was in Bad Shandau, and in hindsight, I would recommend a shorter first day; spend the night in Pirna in Germany. Be sure to seek out Adoratio, the chocolate shop on the Main Square and buy more than you should. It lasted us the whole trip and was glorious.
As can be expected, Germany was more refined than Czech, although it was clear that Czech is upgrading the roads. Some were still gravel, but some showing gravel on the map had just been paved. If you keep an eye out for the little yellow Bike Route 2 signs, you will not get lost.
When you cross into Czech, the first big town is Usti. Do not stop, ride through and ignore it. It gives a horrible impression of the country, and one's immediate thought is that if this is Czech, skip the rest of the trip and take the train to Vienna. Don't give up hope, it gets much better. By Litomerice you fall in love with the architecture, the ancientness and the landscape.
Must do: Dessert (or a full meal) outside the Melnik castle overlooking where the Elbe and Vltava rivers join. The views are stunning, the service and setting is five star with 17th century elegance. We did not discover it until after we had a late lunch on the main plaza, but it definitely is a must-return.
The last full riding day, we ran into two German girls who were riding the full distance of Bike Route 2, all 500k of it. They had just come from Prague and said the first day riding out was difficult. Rough track. That night the weather changed, with a predicted drop from 88 degrees to 37 with cold rain, so we found the train station in Melnik and for the equivalent of a few dollars hopped a train that has racks for bikes and takes about a hour to do a day's ride into Prague. Thus, I cannot confirm what the first day's ride out of Prague is like.
Prague was of course eye-achingly beautiful, as the architecture is just street after street of drop-dead beautiful, but unfortunately, the locals have not yet understood the concept of care and feeding of the visitor industry. Unlike the river ride, in Prague we kept getting the feeling we were lunch... we were there to be fleeced by the locals. A high price for a cup of bad coffee, and then we see the locals getting great coffee.
This is typical of what happens when a country shifts from Communism to Capitalism, but it can be tiring. Having said that, there is a lot to do and English is spoken sufficiently that one need not learn Czech except for the basics to show one wishes to be polite. Of course, at Praha Bike their English was excellent.
We found a great place to stay however (Dům u velké boty (House at the Big Boot)), and the proprietor told us all the places the locals go where we would be treated right... he was right. Praha Bikes also offered to help us make those connections, so make friends and ask for help.
Bottom line: Praha Bikes is highly recommended, as is the Elbe ride.
Written June 18, 2012
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DanielAmst
Amsterdam, The Netherlands1 contribution
Apr 2012 • Couples
My girlfriend and I did the cycling trip from Prague to Vienna in April and had an amazing time. The team at Praha bike, were very professional and helpful in arranging this trip and the gear was of a very high quality. I would strongly recommend using Praha bike.
The trip itself was a great way to see the Czech (and Austrian) countryside, and no two days were the same (we cycled for 5 in total but the trip could easily be extended to 6 or 7 days).
The trip itself was a great way to see the Czech (and Austrian) countryside, and no two days were the same (we cycled for 5 in total but the trip could easily be extended to 6 or 7 days).
Written June 18, 2012
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Linda M
Atlanta, GA194 contributions
The city tour was about 3 hours. Our guide was Igor. He took us through the city and pointed out many of the main sites. We had our 8 year old son with us and he was fine. Igor was very safety focused and on the really big hills we walked down to avoid crashing.
We loved it so much we booked a trip to Karlstejn Castle. It was 25 miles (a 3 hour bike ride for us) - Igor said average time is 4 hours. Again we had our 8 year old and he did well - it was flat most of the way. It was very scenic and allowed us to see some of the small towns on the way. Praha bikes provided lunch and we came back on the train after exploring the castle. We left at 9:30 and were back by 4:00 but it was a GREAT day.
We loved it so much we booked a trip to Karlstejn Castle. It was 25 miles (a 3 hour bike ride for us) - Igor said average time is 4 hours. Again we had our 8 year old and he did well - it was flat most of the way. It was very scenic and allowed us to see some of the small towns on the way. Praha bikes provided lunch and we came back on the train after exploring the castle. We left at 9:30 and were back by 4:00 but it was a GREAT day.
Written August 16, 2009
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Elangfitt
9 contributions
Sep 2013
After arriving at 1300 and checking into lodgings, I lucked out with Hatam Berrezouga as my guide for an evening Legends tour by bicycle. He engaged me in his story telling and invites admiration and affection for this unique city and history. He offered a 'buffet' of history and insights through linguistics, religion, politics, (ghosts), and polished off his tour with recommendations for his favorite places. I have been to 4/5 of his recommendations so far and found his assessment made expectations match experience--I enjoyed every one! Hatam's delight in this city he conveys with each story; it's infectious.
The staff welcomed me back the next morning for a different tour and helped me settle into a better tour to round out my exposure. Daniel kindly showed me around for this one and patiently answered my questions. Daniel (and Hatam) helped me select a day out of Prague by bus adventure as well....
By the completion of two Praha Bike tours, I had a sense of Prague then and now, as well as the ability to navigate by landmarks. What a splendid trip(!), free of floundering and frustrating time lost by getting lost. Thanks!
The staff welcomed me back the next morning for a different tour and helped me settle into a better tour to round out my exposure. Daniel kindly showed me around for this one and patiently answered my questions. Daniel (and Hatam) helped me select a day out of Prague by bus adventure as well....
By the completion of two Praha Bike tours, I had a sense of Prague then and now, as well as the ability to navigate by landmarks. What a splendid trip(!), free of floundering and frustrating time lost by getting lost. Thanks!
Written September 13, 2013
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Hello from Praha.
Thank you very much for joining us for our Night Legends Tour, as well as for your great review.. Prague is a magnificent city during the day but than after dark it turns into dream . . . complimented with legends and old stories of Prague is a whole new experience :)
Have a great time.
Kind regards,
Praha bike Team
Written November 12, 2013
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We are signed up for the great Prague e-bike and park tour. I am recovering from hip surgery and just wanted to know how challenging this would be. Is the bike's power sufficient that it will be relatively easy pedaling? Thanks.
PrahaBike-bicycle/e-bike tours & rentals
Prague, Czech Republic2 contributions
Hi, given that you have had hip surgery it would be best to consult with your doctor first. The E-Bike definitely makes it a lot easier, however, you still must pedal :)
Kind Regards,
Praha Bike Team
We are traveling to bike with a 15 month old infant. Is there a baby attachment for the back of the bike?
Alfie2389
Port Jefferson, NY19 contributions
I don't think so but that would really be a question for the company
Prabal Talwar
Amritsar, India105 contributions
We need to hire two bikes for 12th July 2018 . Please let us know the details . We leaving on 13th July Morning . Thanks in advance
Margaret2064
Greater Melbourne, Australia10 contributions
Hi Prabal
Unfortunately I cannot help you with costs - you will need to contact Praha bikes directly. Have a great time in Prague.
Prabal Talwar
Amritsar, India105 contributions
We need to hire two bikes for 12th July 2018 . Please let us know the details . We leaving on 13th July Morning . Thanks in advance
PrahaBike-bicycle/e-bike tours & rentals
Prague, Czech Republic2 contributions
Hi Prabal,
We would be happy to provide bikes for you.
Please stop by our shop at Dlouha 24 near Old Town Square.
We are open till 8pm.
Look forward to seeing you.
Regards,
Praha Bike
anncC1048PM
Minot, ND2 contributions
Should I reserve ahead of time?
I’d like to be sure of a bike.
PrahaBike-bicycle/e-bike tours & rentals
Prague, Czech Republic2 contributions
Dear Ann,
normally we have enough bikes here to satisfy all customers. Reservation is appreciated though, especially if you have special requirements (E-bike, Trekking bike with a specific size, Tandem bike).
Regards,
Praha Bike
anncC1048PM
Minot, ND2 contributions
I would like to rent a bicycle on June 14 and return it on June 16. Is this possible?
What arrangements do I need to make?
PrahaBike-bicycle/e-bike tours & rentals
Prague, Czech Republic2 contributions
Hello. Thanks for your interest. Yes, of course, it is possible, we have multi day rentals. Up to 48 hours it costs 1100 CZK or 44 EUR for the Mountain/City Bike, perfect for Prague and its cobblestones. You can get all the info regarding rentals/tours in our webpage.
I just booked a tour for June 12th. I'd like to do the afternoon tour that day and not the morning tour. Please contact me if this is possible.
PrahaBike-bicycle/e-bike tours & rentals
Prague, Czech Republic2 contributions
Dear Hari,
Thank you for reaching out to us. We have updated your booking to the afternoon tour on June 12th. We also sent you a confirmation email.
Looking forward to seeing you in June!
Regards,
Praha Bike Team
gingerlou77
Brighton, Uk3 contributions
Hello, what time are your tours in the summer please? I am coming on 2nd July but only have a few hours free in the morning. many thanks
PrahaBike-bicycle/e-bike tours & rentals
Prague, Czech Republic2 contributions
Dear Gingerlou77,
Thanks for contacting us. During summer we have two city tours running regularly every morning. The Panoramic & Castle at 10:00am and the Classic City one at 11:30am. They both last 2,5 hours.
There is also the Great Prague E-Bikes City & Parks tour, running at 11:00am only upon reservation of min. 2 people.
For more details please check our website: prahabike.cz
Kind Regards
Praha Bike
Laurie Wingka
La Petite Pierre, France20 contributions
Bonjour,
Lors d'un prochain séjour, nous souhaiterions profiter d'une visite à vélo. J'envisageais de réserver à l'avance. Est-il nécessaire de préciser que nous souhaiterions un guide parlant français ? D'avance merci pour votre réponse :)
PrahaBike-bicycle/e-bike tours & rentals
Prague, Czech Republic2 contributions
Bonjour, nous vous remercions de votre message.
Tous nos tours sont normalement en anglais.
Pour visite à vélo guidée en français il nous faut bien une réservation à l'avance mentionnant ce souhait.
L'idéal serait de nous envoyer un courriel : info@prahabike.cz
Nous vous souhaitons un excellente journée!
Cordialement,
Praha Bike
Seungkyu L
1 contribution
Hi,
I want to rent bikes for me and my wife. But, we will go to Prague with our babies (2 years old and 1 year old). Do you provide a baby seat as well?
Best,
Seungkyu
PrahaBike-bicycle/e-bike tours & rentals
Prague, Czech Republic2 contributions
Dear Seungkyu, thanks for your question. We do provide child seats (till 22kg). It costs 120 CZK (5 EUR) per 1 day. We do have a trailor and tag along as well. So it is not a problem.
However as concerns the child seats it is better to make a reservation in advance. If you would like to do that, write me only the date and time and we can reserve it for you. Michal