Exploring Prague on foot is the best way to fully immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of this beautiful city. You can wander its streets endlessly, and each day reveals new discoveries. Some of the most popular tourist routes in Prague include:
Křížovnice Square - Smetana Embankment (home to the house-museum of the great Czech composer Bedřich Smetana, the Old Town Water Tower, and Charles Baths) - Legion Bridge - Bartolomejska Street - Prohodná Street - Bethlem Square (featuring the Bethlehem Chapel) - Vojvodná Street - Old Town Square.
Karlova Street (featuring Klam-Gallas Palace and houses like "By the Red Chair," "By the Black Star," "By the Golden Snake," and "By the Stone Mermaid").
Jungmann Square (featuring Adria Palace, Mozarteum, and Jan Štokár's rondo cubism).
Gradcany Square (highlighted by the plague pole, statue of the Virgin Mary, Salmowski Palace, Schwarzenberg Palace, Military History Museum, St. Benedict's Church, Tuscan Palace, Martinice Palace, Archbishop's Palace, and Sternberg Palace).
Narodny Avenue (featuring Café Louvre, Slavia, and the National Theater).
You can create your own walking routes in Prague using a city map, or you can opt to book a guide. The cost of a guide typically ranges around CZK 1000, depending on the length of the chosen Prague route.
