top of page

Free walking tour Prague: New Town 

Discover Prague's New Town

Excursion:
Free walking tour New Town + Operation Anthropoid (WWII)


Duration:
2.5 hours

Cost:

Free tours have no fixed price. Instead, at the end of the tour, each person gives the guide whatever amount he or she deems appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour). You can pay in cash in Czech crowns or euros. Please note that we cannot accept euro coins as we can only exchange banknotes. You can also pay electronically, all our guides have a mobile ATM.

​

Meeting point:
NámÄ›stí Miru, in front of the entrance to the Saint Ludmilla Church. (The tour does not end at the starting point, but it does end close to a metro station).

How to reach?
Metro Line A (Green Line) NámÄ›stí Miru station
Tram: 2, 4, 5, 10, 11, 14, 16, 18, 22, 27 NámÄ›stí Miru stop
Bus 135 stop NámÄ›stí Miru

 

​
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Description:
When you talk about Prague you usually talk about the old town because the idea is that all the history of the city is hidden there. Nothing could be further from the truth. The new city is almost as old and was actually built only 100 years later. There is therefore just as much to see in the new city, if not even more than in the old city. The tour starts at the St. Ludmilla Church, the most important and special church in the city of Prague after St. Vitus Cathedral. The tour then continues towards Wenceslas Square to admire the special National Museum and of course to get to know the whole background and history of Saint Wenceslas. During the tour we also pass some works of art by the Czech most famous and infamous artist David Cerny. To end the tour we dive into Operation Anthropoid, one of the most important operations in Czech history. The attack on SS commander Reinhard Heydrich was in any case the most important event in the Czech Republic during the Second World War. Since we are in the area, we end the tour at the dancing house. Tired from the tour? No problem because you are at Naplavka, the nicest terraces on the quay of the Vltava River. Here you can relax by the water.

​

Sights:
♥ NámÄ›stí Miru
♥ Divadlo na Vinohradech
♥ Saint Ludmilla Church
♥ National Museum
♥ Wenceslaus monument
♥ Hanging Wenceslaus
♥ Memorial site for victims of the Prague Spring (Velvet Revolution)
♥ Cubist lamp
♥ Rotating head Franz Kafka
♥ Town hall of the new city
♥ Statue VítÄ›zslav Hálek
♥ Hanging man and woman
♥ National monument to the heroes of the Heydrich terror
♥ Dancing House
♥ Naplavka
♥ And more


Particularities:
♥ The tour does not end at the starting point, but close to a metro station.
♥ Groups larger than 6 people pay € 15 per person to be paid before the start of the tour.

​

Maximum number of participants:
6 (if you require more participants, please contact us:mail@i-love-praag.nl)

​

Meeting point details Náměstí Miru.png
bottom of page