Planning a self-guided walk in Prague is not an easy task. This ancient city is so rich in attractions and historic places that you could explore it endlessly. However, you have to start somewhere, and if you are not a fan of standard group excursions, the best option is to choose your own route or make a plan for a self-guided walk in Prague.
Ready-made walking tours and guidebooks are available in the free Ever.Travel app, available for iPhone and Android.
Download the trip planner for iPhone and Android and plan your own walking tour in Prague. 150 of the best attractions, museums, and restaurants are marked on an interactive map. Photos and descriptions in Russian, as well as addresses and opening hours, have been added for all locations. Offline maps and GPS will not let you get lost.
It is best to split your exploration of Prague over several days, so you can enjoy the beauty of one of the oldest cities in Europe, learn its history, and absorb its special spirit. The boundaries of the historic center are quite extensive, and there are also places where literally every house and stone deserves attention.
We have prepared several tried-and-tested walking tours in Prague for you, and it is best to set aside a separate day for each of them. The walking routes are designed so that you will have time to see the most interesting places and enjoy the trip without becoming utterly exhausted.
- Day one — Mala-Strana and Hradcany
- Day two — Prague Castle and Golden Lane
- Day three — Stare-Mesto and the Jewish Quarter
Audio guides to Prague will make your self-guided walk even more interesting and vivid. Listen in Russian to city legends, historical facts, and interesting details about every stop on your route!
One day in Prague is very little, but it is still much better than nothing. Especially for those who are just passing through the city, we have a walk around Prague in one day. This guide brings together all the most iconic sights in the Stare-Mesto, Mala-Strana, and Prague Castle areas. The walk will be intensive, but very fascinating.
