Prague Tours

Hello everyone, I took the "Hop-On Hop-Off" sightseeing tour in Prague on August 27th. I think it’s the best way to discover a city. Two routes allow you to truly immerse yourself in the city's history. The commentary provides excellent explanations about the various places you pass by. The music, played intermittently, lets you relax and reflect on what you’ve just heard. You can hop off wherever you like to go sightseeing, stroll through the streets, or even do some shopping. Then, you simply catch the next "Big Bus" to head to the next stop. Since I had carefully planned my trip, I knew exactly what I wanted to see and where I would get off the bus. As for the short cruise on the Vltava—the river that flows through Prague—it’s a relaxing, one-hour open-air experience. The commentary is very clear. It was a wonderful day of sightseeing. To make the most of it, start early—around 9:30 AM—and enjoy the convenience of the Big Bus, switching between indoor and outdoor seating until about 5:00 PM. Thanks to Hop-On Hop-Off. Enjoy your visit, everyone.

We had Elena and Jurii as our guides, it was an amazing tour, with a punctual timeline to make sure we got to see all the sights, the information was interesting, the walk was manageable, the lunch option which we took was nice at a local stop in town though drinks weren't included, the castle is beautiful and so is the town, though there are a few tourists traps around so just be mindful, all in all we recommend this tour if you're looking for a day trip to a lovely picturesque town

Helen, our wonderful Guide was amazing.... such an intelligent and interesting lady. We appreciated her knowledge and style of Guide work. Highly recommend

The historic tram with the conductors in their period uniforms You can get on and off at the stops Good information about the route and the trams. All in all, highly recommended in Prague. Top!

A very knowledgeable guide who spoke excellent Italian; at times, however, he should have slowed down a bit to give us a chance to catch our breath, since the tour is quite long and some people were having a hard time staying with the group and risked getting lost in the crowd.