Get ready for a taste bud adventure on this Prague food tour! You’ll indulge in some of the classic Czech dishes such as juicy pork schnitzel, succulent sausages, hearty goulash, and mouth-watering roast beef with a variety of gravies. Yum! Please keep in mind that the specific dishes may vary depending on the day or season, but rest assured that our passionate guide will lead you to the best places to experience the authentic flavors of Prague.
Get ready for a taste bud adventure on this Prague food tour! You’ll indulge in some of the classic Czech dishes such as juicy pork schnitzel, succulent sausages, hearty goulash, and mouth-watering roast beef with a variety of gravies. Yum! Please keep in mind that the specific dishes may vary depending on the day or season, but rest assured that our passionate guide will lead you to the best places to experience the authentic flavors of Prague.
Get ready for a taste bud adventure on this Prague food tour! You’ll indulge in some of the classic Czech dishes such as juicy pork schnitzel, succulent sausages, hearty goulash, and mouth-watering roast beef with a variety of gravies. Yum! Please keep in mind that the specific dishes may vary depending on the day or season, but rest assured that our passionate guide will lead you to the best places to experience the authentic flavors of Prague.
The most popular places to visit include the Charles Bridge, the Old Town Square with its famous Astronomical Clock, and Prague Castle. You can’t go wrong with any of those, but there are also plenty of other amazing things to see and do here.
You could easily spend a week exploring Prague, but if you only have a few days, you can still get a good sense of the city. We recommend at least three days to see the major attractions and get a feel for the city’s vibe.
Comfort is key on our tours, so we recommend wearing shoes that can handle Prague’s famous cobblestones and dressing for the weather. And don’t forget to bring a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated!
The best way to move around Prague is on foot or by public transport. The city’s public transport system is efficient and affordable, with trams, buses, and metro lines that will get you pretty much anywhere you need to go. Read more on how to navigate Prague’s public transport here.
Brace yourself, because there’s a lot of food! We’ll stop at multiple locations with plenty of tastings at each one. By the end of the tour, you’ll be more than full and ready for bed.
The best time to visit Prague depends on your preferences. Spring and fall are typically mild and less crowded, while summer can be hot and busy with tourists. Winter is chilly, but it can be magical if you’re lucky enough to see the city covered in snow.
Yes, Prague is generally a very safe place to be. Like in any big city, there are some pickpockets and scammers to watch out for, but violent crime is rare. Just be aware of your surroundings and use common sense. With our safety tips for travelers in Prague, you won’t need to worry about anything.
Don’t worry, we won’t let a little rain dampen our spirits! Just make sure to check the weather forecast and come prepared with an umbrella.
Prague is a great destination for families, with lots of fun activities for kids of all ages. Some of our favorite family-friendly attractions include the Prague Zoo, the Lego Museum, and the Museum of Fantastic Illusions. See the full list of the best things to do in Prague with kids here.
We can also arrange family-friendly tours that are tailored to your interests and the age range of your kids.
The currency in Prague is the Czech koruna (CZK). While some places accept euros, it’s better to use the local currency for better rates.
We totally get it, sometimes plans change. As long as you let us know 24 hours before your tour, we can either reschedule or give you a full refund.
Yes, credit cards are widely accepted, especially in restaurants, hotels, and shops. However, it’s a good idea to carry some cash for smaller establishments and local markets.
We totally get it, sometimes plans change. As long as you let us know 24 hours before your tour, we can either reschedule or give you a full refund.
Tipping is not obligatory, but it is always much appreciated and welcome. In general, you can aim at 10%, but only if you’re happy with the services you received.
Not at all! English is widely spoken in Prague, especially in tourist areas, restaurants, and hotels. Learning a few Czech phrases can be helpful and appreciated, though.
Czech cuisine is hearty and delicious, with lots of meat, potatoes, and dumplings. You’ll definitely want to try some classic dishes like goulash, roast pork with sauerkraut, and svíčková (beef in cream sauce). And of course, don’t forget to sample some of the world-famous Czech beer!
You’ll find all about Czech cuisine and the best Prague restaurants to try it at in our dedicated article.
Yes, tap water in Prague is safe to drink and of high quality. Bottled water is also readily available if you prefer.
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