Free tour

Prague Free Tour with a Czech Local – Old Town, Jewish Quarter & Golden Ages of Prague

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Prague

Duration: 3 hours

Languages: English

Guru: Martina

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Registered on 10 August 2025

We are LICENSED LOCAL TOUR GUIDES BORN and RAISED in Prague, offering essential Prague walking tours covering the city’s main highlights. You walk with real locals, not performers — guides who grew up here or have lived in Prague most of their lives. We enjoy sharing the city personally, LIKE WALKING with FRIENDS or FAMILY. Our tours focus on easy-to-understand history and real stories, from Medieval Prague to the First Republic, including Jewish history, World War II and the Communist era till Velvet Revolution. A short café break is part of our walks, because we believe guests should feel comfortable, welcome and well taken care of. ⸻ 👒 About the Founder My name is Martina, founder of Lady of Golden Prague and an officially certified guide. Together with a small team of local guides, I create tours that are professional, friendly and meaningful, always guided with care and attention to our guests. ⸻ ⭐ Meet Your Guides Martina, Darek and Jaroslav — a small team of licensed local Prague guides, looking forward to walking the city with you.

Free reservation and cancellation

Pay-what-you-want tour, no set price, reservation and cancellation are free

Tour description

Discover Prague on your first day with Czech Licenses Local Guide — clearly, calmly and easy to understand with smile. — Old Town, Astronomical Clock & Jewish Quarter in one unforgettable Free Walking Tour. | Licensed local guide • 45-minute café break at iconic Café Platýz for you to relax • romantic viewpoint with Prague Castle & Charles Bridge.

Perfect for first-time visitors who want to understand Prague clearly, comfortably and without feeling overwhelmed.

Walk with local licensed guides who grew up here — people who truly love Prague and enjoy sharing it with you like with friends or family. You will hear real stories from Medieval Prague to the First Republic, including World War II and the Communist era, told simply, clearly and from the heart.

Enjoy Prague not just knowing what you saw, but feeling truly welcome — like you belong here.

🏛️ WHAT YOU WILL SEE

Prague’s most iconic places in one:

Old Town Square — magical medieval heart

Astronomical Clock — iconic Gothic masterpiece

Jewish Quarter (Josefov) — powerful and deeply emotional history

Týn Church — dramatic symbol of Old Prague

National Theatre — architectural crown of the city

Estates Theatre — Mozart’s historic stage for premier of Don Giovani

Vltava River — romantic lifeline of Prague

Franz Kafka Head — iconic modern symbol from David Černý and more of his statues

Book Tunnel (Infinity Book Tower) - one of Prague’s most photographed hidden gems

and more…

All places are naturally connected into one clear, meaningful city story — not a rushed but .

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📸 CAFÉ STOP & VIEWPOINT (A MOMENT TO REMEMBER)

We also stop at the iconic Café Platýz (45min) and iconic viewpoint overlooking Prague Castle and Charles Bridge.

Here we:

• slow down and rest for a moment (Cafe Platýz)

• help you take a memorable photo (viewpoint Prague Castle and Charles Bridge)

• and clearly explain why these two landmarks are essential to Prague’s story.

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🕰️ PRAGUE EXPLAINED BY LOCALS — THROUGH PEOPLE & ERAS

You will walk with a licensed local guide, born or raised in Prague, who explains the city through real stories, historical context and human experience — not memorized scripts.

We speak about Charles IV, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Franz Kafka, Rudolf II, Václav Havel, and contemporary Prague through David Černý — always linked to the streets and buildings where their stories truly happened.

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Together we explore Prague across time:

Medieval Prague, all of three - Golden Age, Jewish history, Art Nouveau, the elegant First Czechoslovak Republic (1918–1938), Second WII and the Communist era and the Velvet Revolution — all explained clearly, calmly and with heart. ❤️ We will share even stories from our families.

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💛 WHY THIS TOUR IS DIFFERENT

Because only on this walk you:

• see Iconic Prague’s places in one balanced route,

• walk with true locals who know the city from life and our grandparents,

• hear verified history mixed with family memory,

• you will understand Czech with deep connection

This is not a loud or rushed free tour.

It’s a human walk through a city we deeply love.

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💛 WELCOME IN PRAGUE

If you want to see iconic Prague, understand it deeply, and feel welcome along the way,

Join us and experience Prague the local way.

Warmly,

Lady of Golden Prague

Martina, Darek & Jaroslav

Highlights

What will we see on this tour?

Meeting point:

Municipal House

We are waiting for you in front of the Municipal House (Obecní dům) in Prague, dressed in the elegant First Republic fashion style of the 1920s–1930s — wearing a hat and holding yellow umbrella. 😊

Outside visit

Powder Gate

The Powder Tower is one of Prague’s most striking Gothic landmarks, marking the historic entrance to the Old Town. Climb its 186 steps for unbeatable panoramic views and feel the centuries of royal processions that once passed beneath its arch. It’s not just a tower – it’s your gateway to Prague’s medieval past.

Outside visit

Grand Café Orient

Grand Café Orient is the world’s only Cubist café, where every detail – from the furniture to the light fixtures – is a masterpiece of design. Step inside and be transported to 1912, sipping coffee in the same space where artists and visionaries once gathered. Missing it means missing a truly unique blend of art, history, and atmosphere you won’t find anywhere else.

Outside visit

Týnský dvůr - Ungelt

Hidden just steps from Old Town Square, Týnský dvůr – or Ungelt – is a centuries-old courtyard where merchants from across Europe once traded their treasures. Today, its cobblestone paths, Gothic towers, and charming cafés offer a magical escape from the busy streets. Skip it, and you’ll miss one of Prague’s most atmospheric hidden gems.

How much does this tour cost?

Free tours don't have a fixed price. At the end, each person contributes to the guide the amount they consider fair based on their satisfaction. As a guideline, Guruwalk recommends between €15 and $50 per participant.