City Sightseeing Prague: Hop-On, Hop Off Bus Tour with Optional River Cruise

Itinerary

Hop on the bus at any of the stops to start your Prague hop-on, hop-off tour. Choose between a 24-hour or 48-hour tour and explore the charming city of Prague at your own pace. Hop on and off at attractions of your choice and see popular Prague attractions. There are three routes namely, red, blue and purple.

With well placed stops covering all of Prague’s main attractions such as the Strahoy Monastery, Kampa Island and Prague Castle, this tour provides the perfect introduction to the historical Prague. You could hop off at attractions of your choice and hop back on the next bus to go to the next attraction, or simple sit back and enjoy a drive around the beautiful city. Enjoy audio commentary in many languages and know more about Prague, its history and its culture.

Attractions included in the tour are:
• Old Town Square: This is the heart of the city, featuring architectural styles from different eras; admire the baroque St. Nicholas Church and gothic Týn Church.
• Masarykovo Nádraží: This railway station came into service in 1845, making it the second oldest station in Prague. It was the first station in the city to serve steam trains.
• Mala Strana: One of the most historic districts of Prague features historical baroque buildings such as the Wallenstein palace built in the 1600s, currently serving as the home of the Czech Senate.
• Prague Castle: The Kings of Bohemia, Holy Roman Emperors and presidents of Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic have had their offices here. The Guinnes Book of Records lists the castle as the largest ancient castle in the world. The Czech crown jewels are also stored here in a hidden room.
• Strahov Monastery: A calm oasis rising above the roofs of the city, hop off to take a leisurely stroll and admire the views over Mala Strana.
• Strahov Stadium: With a capacity of 220 000 this stadium is the largest in the world, however it is no longer used for sport events but instead serves as a training centre for the Sparta Prague football club and hosts various concerts.
• Kampa Island: The Kampa Island on the Vltava River, recently titled as the second most beautiful city island in the world, is a must-see for any visitor to Prague. Featuring a large park and a modern art museum, this is a wonderful place to stop and relax for a moment.
• Hlavní Nádraží: The largest and most important railway station in Prague is a beautiful example of Art Nouveau aesthetics. The station handles international services to many surrounding countries.

You can end the tour by hopping off at any of the stops.

Optional River Cruise:

Upgrade your tour to include a Vltava River Cruise and enjoy panoramic views of the city from the water whilst soaking up the beauty of Prague’s waterways.