• Prague Trips & Tickets - The tour commences at Tynska 627/7, Prague 1
• Staromestske namesti - Discover the tales of Prague’s alchemists and their esteemed craft.
• Church of Our Lady before Tyn - A remarkable example of Prague’s stunning churches
• Kinsky Palace - A Rococo masterpiece housing the National Gallery in Prague
• Jan Hus Monument - A significant Czech landmark. Jan Hus is celebrated as a symbol of resistance and courage against oppressive regimes.
• Parizska Street - Enjoy stories of the lavish lifestyle at the opulent court of Rudolph II. Who funded this life of luxury?
• The Old-New Synagogue - Discover the legend of Golem, one of Prague’s most famous myths, which inspired Dan Brown’s “The Secret of Secrets.”
• Old Jewish Cemetery - Walk past the most striking part of the Jewish Ghetto
• Faculty of Arts - Visit one of the original four faculties of Charles University in Prague and its historic building.
• Rudolfinum - A Neo-Renaissance hub of Czech culture
• Manesuv most - Marvel at the Charles Bridge at twilight. Charles IV consulted top astrologers to ensure the bridge’s longevity. Enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of Prague Castle, the perfect spot for a photo of the entire castle.
• Malostranske namesti - Board a tram to the Prague Castle District.
• Tycho Brahe and Johannes Kepler - Learn about the renowned astronomers Johannes Kepler and Tycho Brahe. What drew them to Prague during Rudolf II’s reign? Was Tycho Brahe murdered?
• Strahov Monastery - Explore the Strahov Monastery, its Library, and a brewery where monks brewed “Holy beer” in honor of their patron St. Norbert. Hear the dark tales of the Devil’s Bible (Codex Gigas) and a treasure stolen by the Swedish army.
• The Strahov Monastic Brewery - A 12th-century monastic brewery where you can purchase “Holy beer.”
• Cernin Palace - The current Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the building’s history. In front of the building is a site believed to be the former gate to Hell - is it still accessible? What are the origins of this legend?
• Loreto - View the exterior of this pilgrimage site with its valuable treasure and hear the legend of Santa Casa, where baby Jesus was born.
• Klášter kapucínů Hradčany - The oldest Capuchin monastery in the Czech Republic. From its inception, the monastery was a source of contention for Prague’s Protestants, including Tycho Brahe, whose observatory was nearby. What transpired next?
• Novy Svet - Observe the remnants of baroque fortifications and the only remaining timbered house in Prague’s historic area. Pass by the house where Tycho Brahe lived and worked in 1600.
• Prague Castle - Witness the majestic Prague Castle illuminated at night!
• Garden Na Baste - Ascend to the center and stand in the middle… It is possible to project one’s voice like never before.
• Mihulka Powder Tower - A key building for alchemists during Emperor Rudolf’s time, alongside the Summer Palace.
• St. Vitus Cathedral - The tour’s highlight - St. Vitus Cathedral, whose construction spanned 1000 years.
• St. George’s Basilica - The basilica serves as the final resting place of St. Ludmila, one of Bohemia’s first Christian martyrs.
• Golden Lane - Explore the Golden Lane with its charming, brightly colored houses, free from tourists! Hear the legends of alchemists or notable prisoners who resided here.
• Daliborka - View the late Gothic tower known as Daliborka, originally built as a prison. According to legend, it once held a knight named Dalibor of Kozojedy, who rebelled against serfdom.
• St. Wencesla’s Vineyard - Stroll through Prague’s oldest vineyards, reputedly cultivated by the Czech nation’s patron saint, Duke Wenceslas. This area is unique as it retains its original appearance amidst the city.

• Professional guide, English or German speaking
• Small-group walking experience

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• No entry into interiors or buildings; exterior tour only.

On this 3-hour evening walking tour, participants will have the opportunity to explore Prague Castle and its surroundings in a serene atmosphere, free from the usual crowds. Discover how scientists and magicians were drawn to Bohemia during the extraordinary reign of Rudolf II, and learn about the significant roles alchemy, magic, and astronomy played in history. Stroll through streets rich with legends, including tales of the Golem and the Devil’s Bible (Codex Gigas), both highlighted in Dan Brown’s “The Secret of Secrets.” Delight in the castle grounds and the renowned ‘Golden Lane’ while avoiding the daytime hustle and bustle. As night descends, take in the breathtaking views from the world’s largest castle complex. This tour blends legends with historical facts, guiding you through one of Prague’s most captivating areas.

• This tour does not enter the interior
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Children up to 6 years of age are free of charge

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.