Free Walking Tour Praga - Italiano

This immersive tour takes you through Prague’s most historically significant districts, beginning in the iconic Old Town Square, where centuries of Bohemian history unfold among its grand monuments and medieval streets. As you walk through Old Town, you will encounter architectural gems such as St. Nicholas Church, Kinský Palace, the House at the Stone Bell, and the Church of Our Lady before Tyn. Along the way, you’ll learn about the key events and figures that shaped the region, including Emperor Charles IV, the famous Defenestrations of Prague, and the complex role of the Holy Roman Empire and the Wars of Religion. This journey through time continues as we explore landmarks like the Astronomical Clock, Charles University, and the Estates Theatre, tracing the evolution of Czechoslovakia and the profound impact of 20th-century totalitarian regimes on the Czech people.

The experience extends into the New Town and the atmospheric Jewish Quarter, where history and memory blend in some of Prague’s most meaningful sites. From Wenceslas Square to the Powder Tower and the Municipal House, the route connects the city’s medieval roots with its modern identity. Entering the Jewish Quarter, you’ll discover deeply significant places such as the Spanish Synagogue, the Old-New Synagogue, the Pinkas Synagogue, and the hauntingly beautiful Jewish Cemetery. Along with cultural touchpoints like the Kafka Statue and views toward the Metronome Monument, these locations offer a powerful insight into the legacy of Prague’s Jewish community. The tour concludes near the elegant Rudolfinum, wrapping up a rich and engaging three-hour walk through the heart of Prague and the stories that continue to define it today.