• Prague Castle - Prague Castle holds the title of the largest ancient castle globally. It stands as a significant landmark in the stunning city of Prague, dominating the skyline. Since the 9th century, it has served as the seat for Czech kings and emperors. Today, it is the residence of the Czech president.
• St. Vitus Cathedral - St. Vitus Cathedral is the largest and most significant temple in Prague. It has hosted religious services and the coronations of Czech kings and queens. The cathedral is also the burial site for several patron saints and kings.
• Old Royal Palace - The Old Royal Palace was once the seat of Czech rulers. It showcases a blend of architectural styles, particularly Gothic and Renaissance (admission not included).
• Golden Lane - Adjacent to Prague Castle, Golden Lane features a collection of small, brightly colored houses. These houses once accommodated historical figures like Franz Kafka (admission not included).
• Hradčany - Built on a hill, the area around Prague Castle is now known as Hradčany and offers spectacular views of the city.
• Tomas Garrique Masaryk Monument - Near the entrance to Prague Castle, visitors can admire the monument of T.G. Masaryk, the founder of Czechoslovakia and its first president.
• Nerudova Street - Leading to the Little Quarter, Nerudova Street is lined with Baroque and Classical palaces.
• Malostranske namesti - The Lesser Town Square (Malostranske namesti) serves as the main square of Lesser Town. In its center, visitors can admire St. Nicholas Church, the dominant feature of Lesser Town.
• St Nicholas Church - St. Nicholas Church is the most exquisite Baroque church in Prague and a highlight of the Little Quarter. W.A. Mozart enjoyed practicing on the organ here due to its excellent acoustics.
• John Lennon Wall - During communist times, the John Lennon Wall was adorned with stories and grievances, leading to a clash between students and security police on the nearby Charles Bridge.
• Kampa - Kampa Island is bordered by the Vltava River on one side and the Devil’s Stream, created in the 12th century as a millrace, on the other. It is a fantastic spot for capturing stunning photos of the Charles Bridge, the Vltava River, and Prague’s historical center.
• Charles Bridge - The Charles Bridge is a Gothic stone arch bridge spanning the Vltava River in Prague. Its construction began in 1357 under King Charles IV. The bridge offers some of the most breathtaking views of Prague.

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Discover the enchantment of the world’s largest ancient castle complex with a private walking tour of Prague Castle, featuring the magnificent Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral. Accompanied by a professional, experienced, and licensed guide, delve into history as you explore the castle’s impressive exteriors and interiors (tickets included). Experience the awe-inspiring St. Vitus Cathedral from within, meander through the charming Golden Lane, explore historic courtyards, and take in breathtaking panoramic views. Choose to dedicate the entire tour to Prague Castle or opt to include visits to Strahov Monastery and/or Lesser Town, adjusting the time at the castle accordingly. Enjoy the flexibility to explore at your own pace, ask questions, and experience the castle in complete comfort.

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