Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comPrague in One Day Sightseeing Tour
based on 35 reviews
Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.)
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Product code: 2190CEDT1
35 reviews of Prague in One Day Sightseeing Tour
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Absolutely brilliant.
Reviewed by: Kevin K, Ireland, October 2007
This tour gave us a good snapshot look at Prague. Our guide was very helpful with tips on how to get around and what to do in Prague.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Australia, October 2007
The guide was wonderful, but the tour was too high level.
Reviewed by: Lia G, Canada, September 2007
Very informative guide, the trip was definitely worth doing.
Reviewed by: Allison M, United Kingdom, March 2007
We did the Prague walk and bus tour on our first day. This was great as it give us an idea of what we wanted to go back and see and spend more time on.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United Kingdom, February 2007
The tour by bus and on foot was well worth doing. It was a good introduction on the first morning, and we decided thereafter where we would spend the remaining three days on our visit. The guide was very nice and quite interesting but when she spoke over the microphone in the bus we both found it hard to understand her, because of her accent. It was much easier when we could see her face, and hence we were able to follow everything she said when we were walking about. I am not sure if there is any way this could be overcome. Overall however we would recommend the trip to friends, and we did think it was worth the fee paid.
Reviewed by: Bernadette M, Ireland, February 2007
Time it right and see the changing of the palace guards.
Reviewed by: Paddy R, United Kingdom, February 2007
Tour guide was a wealth of knowledge. Very good tour.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, New Zealand, January 2007
Very good guide. Great tour. Definitely recommend it.
Reviewed by: Cesar S, Brazil, September 2006
This was worthwhile, though bring comfortable shoes.
Reviewed by: Donald M, United States of America, September 2006
Let's be clear about one thing, this trip was advertised as being a walking tour. It's not. The first hour was spent driving around parts of Prague, but as most of the old town is pedestrianised or vehicle free you don't see some of the more interesting bits. It got better when we went up to the castle and St Vitas Cathedral and got out of the van. The cathedral is truly impressive and the tour was worth it for that alone, but I felt a bit cheated as I was expecting more of a walk. I did two walks with a different company later in the week, and they were extremely professional, knowledgeable and good value for money.
Reviewed by: Andy B, United Kingdom, March 2009
Prague is one of the most beautiful cities I have ever seen. I did have trouble understanding our guide, but she was the nicest lady you would ever want to meet. With all the tours I booked through Viator we never had one glitch with our tickets or reservations.
Reviewed by: Nancy D, United States of America, December 2008
It was a bad sign when the guide said we could have a 5 minute bathroom break and after only 3 minutes, yes 3 minutes, our guide and the tour were gone. After frantic running around, we got lucky and ran after one of the many small groups of people in the far distance. The guide was soft-spoken; never did hear all he had to say. Time was wasted during a later 15 minute break, when there was not enough time to do anything like eat. No one was hungry anyway, so we just just stood around and talked.
Reviewed by: Keith M, Canada, July 2008
The guide was very good, but since it was not an English-only tour, too much time was wasted while he translated for the Spanish tourists. Also, the tour left twenty minutes late.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, October 2007
The tour guide had to say everything in both English and Spanish, which really made the tour long. Plus, he went into too much about architecture and not enough about history.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United States of America, July 2007
