My 2 days with Betty @ Prague Steps were fun and educational. It was so easy to contact her. Just went to her Facebook page and pressed the send e-mail button. She got back to me quickly and an agenda was picked and scheduled. You also could call her as the phone number is listed too.

I have been coming to Prague since 2002, have been to this lovely city 7 times, 6 weeks to 3 mos. at a time. I have seen many beautiful sites on my own, but Betty came up with suggestions that I had never seen or heard of. The Strahov Library was amazing, and because I was with Betty we got to walk INTO the library, not just view it from the doorway behind the rope. Also what I liked, Betty stays current on exhibitions that are offered and continually changing.

Betty took the time to answer my questions, it really was a give and take relationship. I believe she loved watching the history and art come alive for me. I strongly suggest and recommend Betty. Each tour is unique to the client's wishes, interests and physical capabilities. Plus, Betty @ Prague Steps is a delightful person, easy to be with and very informed about the history of this amazing city and country.

Spent 7 hours with Betty and while our feet were tired by the end we loved every minute. So many sites we would never have found on our own. Betty knew so many details and her experiences in the late 1980s were fascinating. Being our first visit to Prague we did not know that Monday would be a challenge, with many of the museums closed. Betty never missed a beat. Art, architecture and history, she could relate it all.

Ask her where to get fresh lemonade!

We spent 7 hours today with Betty of Prague Steps and it was the perfect way to see this amazing city. Betty grew up in Prague and has an art and history background. She has also lived in Sydney Australia and other parts of the world, so she brings both local knowledge and a global perspective to her tour.

We saw it all. From the little alleys and ancient churches to the magnificent gardens and Prague Castle. Her comments were a combination of personal experiences living through the revolution of 1989 and the many changes that have followed, and her extensive knowledge of the city's art and architecture.

This wasn't a canned tour. There wasn't a rehearsed speech or practiced jokes. It was personal, conversational and accessible, tailored to our interests as we walked along.

Prague is a city of multiple hidden treasures, and you can't really see it on a bus or in a car. Even the Segways you see around are more annoyance than convenience. This is a place that is built for walking. So put on some comfortable shoes, bring along a bottle of water, and take a walk with Betty. You won't regret it!