Prague with Martina – Old Town, Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge & Jewish Quarter

WOULD YOU LIKE TO REALLY UNDERSTAND PRAGUE — NOT JUST SEE IT? :)

Let me show you the Prague I love — its famous sights, quieter streets and almost 1,000 years of stories. :)

History. Architecture. Culture. And above all, PEOPLE.:)

In 3 hours, we’ll discover the best of Old Town and the Jewish Quarter, escape the crowds whenever we can, and connect almost 1,000 years into ONE GREAT STORY. :)

My goal is simple: I’d love you to look at Prague differently — because you understand the stories behind what you see. :)

“Martina is so sweet and knowledgeable. She was our favorite guide during our time in Europe!” — Danielle

WHAT WILL YOU SEE & DISCOVER?

• Municipal House & Powder Tower

• Medieval Old Town & hidden streets

• Jewish Quarter

• Old Town Square & Astronomical Clock

• Charles Bridge & much more…

WHY IS THIS TOUR DIFFERENT?

• ONE COMPLETE STORY — almost 1,000 years connected

• HISTORY + ARCHITECTURE — discover the city and understand what you see

• CZECH PEOPLE & CULTURE — discover the country behind Prague

• BEYOND THE CROWDS — famous highlights and quieter streets most visitors simply pass by

• THEN & NOW — human stories, historical photos, videos & original materials

• MAX. 14 GUESTS — small by choice, so I have time for you

• 3 HOURS + CAFÉ BREAK — deeper, personal & never rushed

And along the way:

Medieval Prague → Golden Ages → National Revival → First Czechoslovak Republic → WWII & Holocaust → Communism & 1968 → Velvet Revolution → Czechia today

HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED…?

• What can Prague’s 600-year-old Astronomical Clock actually tell us?

• Why is Prague called the City of a Hundred Spires?

• Why is so much of Prague named after Charles?

• Was Prague bombed during WWII?

• What happened to Prague’s Jewish community during the Holocaust?

• Did Prague’s alchemists ever find the Philosopher’s Stone?

Let’s discover the answers — and much more — together. :)

WILL IT FEEL LIKE A HISTORY LECTURE?

No. :)

I believe history is best understood through PEOPLE and their STORIES — not by memorising endless names and dates.

• STORIES — behind the places we visit

• PEOPLE — behind historical events

• CONTEXT — understand WHY things happened

• ARCHITECTURE — learn to read the city around you

• CONVERSATION — ask me anything

• HUMOUR — because history can be fun too :)

“A lot of historical information in an entertaining way.” — Debora

WHO WILL SHOW YOU PRAGUE?

Hi, I’m Martina. :)

I’ve loved history since I was a little girl. I used to dress up in my mum’s and grandma’s old dresses — and my friends still joke that I must have been born wearing heels. :)

I fell in love with the First Czechoslovak Republic when I was about 12, and even my vintage style today is inspired by this fascinating era. :)

History isn’t just my profession. It’s something I genuinely love. :)

I never stopped learning — because there is always another human story to discover. :)

My passion is also backed by continuous professional study:

~ Education in Art History

~ Official Czech guiding qualification

~ Charles University — history lectures

~ Presidential Library

~ Lectures by historians & experts

~ Museums, historical sources & specialist literature

~ And much more…

WHAT WILL THE TOUR FEEL LIKE?

• PERSONAL

• FRIENDLY

• RELAXED

• ENGAGING

• INTERACTIVE

I keep my groups small because I want to know who I’m walking with — not simply count how many people are following my umbrella. :)

Ask questions. Tell me what interests you. During our café break, we’ll have time to relax, talk and get to know each other a little.

And tell me what YOU would love to experience in Prague — I’ll be happy to share my personal recommendations for the rest of your stay. :)

“I believe history teaches us most when we celebrate its greatest moments — but are also honest about our own mistakes.”

DON’T JUST SEE PRAGUE. UNDERSTAND THE STORY BEHIND IT.

And hopefully, after our 3 hours together, fall in love with Prague a little too. :)

Welcome to Prague!

Martina