How to read these pages
We publish our tours the way a stage manager keeps a running order. Every stop carries a clock time, an expected duration and the walking distance to the next one, so you can judge before booking whether a day suits your pace.
Groups stay at twelve travelers or fewer. A walking day of five to six hours usually covers four stops plus a proper sit-down break. Where a museum needs pre-booked entry, we arrange it before departure and list the slot on that day's row.
Daily schedule
Five days, one route. Every tab carries the start time, walking distance and museum entries, so no stop arrives as a surprise.
Day 1 selected: 09:00 start, 3.1 km walking, 1 museum entry.
Day 2 · Prague · Wednesday
Every stop carries a departure time, a duration and the walking distance from the previous stop. Your guide hands out the same sheet on paper at 08:45, in front of the Powder Tower.
Check-in, headsets and a short briefing on the route ahead. Group of 12 travellers maximum.
A certified local guide who lives in Prague 1. Pauses at the House of the Black Madonna and the Astronomical Clock.
Tickets are pre-arranged, so the group walks past the queue and straight into the first gallery.
This is the only surviving Cubist building in the city, finished in 1912. The ground-floor shop designed by Josef Gočár is part of the visit.
A table is booked for the whole group. Two courses from the set menu are included in the tour price.
Through the former Jewish Quarter, then down to the Vltava embankment for the long view across to Letná.
Unguided. The group meets again at the Čertovka mill wheel, two minutes from the bridge steps.
A short, quiet stop by the river with the guide on hand to explain the scores and letters on display.
Practical terms
Every departure runs as one small group, on foot, with the same fixed schedule from 09:00 to 17:30 so you can plan evenings and trains around it.