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Prague Guided Tours
The corner of Old Town Square outside the Old Town Hall is usually packed with dozens of people touting for business as walking guides; the quality varies. Most operators don't have an office; you can join a walk by just turning up at the starting point and paying your money, though it's best to phone ahead or book online to be sure of a place. Most walks begin at the Astronomical Clock. Besides walking tours you can join some theme tours, horse-drawn carriage tours and vintage car tours. There are also other tours into the surrounding countryside.
Free Guided Walking Tour
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- September 20, 2011
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This carefully selected walk covers all the most important sights of Prague, and seeing it with a great guide is like having the past suddenly rise to the surface. We stroll around the famous historical Prague quarters – Old Town, Jewish Quarter, Lesser Town and Prague Castle.
The City Tour By Prague Segway
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- February 7, 2011
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The tour of Prague by Prague Segway is an exhilarating and fun means of exploring the city. The Segway Tour allows people to enjoy the fine views along the banks of the river and takes them through the back streets as well as including all the well known Prague landmarks.
Two-day Self-guided Prague
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- February 15, 2010
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You can explore Prague on your own, at your own pace, using the guide below; or ask the concierge for a personal guide. Day 1 - Old Town, Lesser Town, Prague Castle. Day 2 – Jewish Town. Self-Guided Walking Tour is also available on iPhone App.
Personal Guides
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- June 12, 2009
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There are many agencies which can provide you with a personal guide fluent in all major European languages.
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