4 Best Day Trips
in Prague

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Why These Four

Prague Is More Than the Charles Bridge

The real magic of Prague lies beyond the postcard views in hidden bistros serving generations-old recipes, on winding e-scooter rides past fairy-tale spires, in vintage convertibles gliding through the Bohemian countryside, and on medieval trails where history comes alive. We've selected four experiences that capture the soul of this extraordinary city.

★★★★★Exceptional Reviews

Prague Guided Street Food Walking Tour

Escape the tourist traps and taste Prague like a local. This guided walk takes you through Old Town's hidden bistros, sampling five authentic Czech dishes from open-faced sandwiches to potato bread and the legendary fried cheese in a bun.

★★★★★Highly Recommended

Fat Tire E-Scooter Guided Tour

See more of Prague in less time and have a blast doing it. Glide through cobblestone streets on a specialized Scrooser e-scooter, from Charles Bridge to Prague Castle, with panoramic stops at Letná Park and the Strahov Monastery brewery.

★★★★★Unforgettable Experience

Vintage Car Tour to Karlštejn Castle

Step into a retro-style convertible and cruise through the Bohemian countryside to the fairy-tale Karlštejn Castle built by King Charles IV in 1348 to safeguard the crown jewels. Complete with Prosecco, warm blankets, and live commentary.

★★★★★Must-Do for Gamers & History Buffs

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 The Real-World Tour

Walk in the footsteps of Henry of Skalitz on this full-day adventure from Prague. Explore the dramatic ruins of Trosky Castle, savor a medieval-style lunch, and visit UNESCO-listed Kutná Hora including St. Barbara's Cathedral and the haunting Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church).

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Frequently asked questions

1. What is the best time of year to take day trips in Prague?

Spring (April to June) and early autumn (September to October) are ideal mild weather, fewer crowds, and beautiful countryside. Summer works too but expect more tourists at popular sites. Winter tours like the vintage car ride offer heated seats and blankets, making Prague a year-round destination.

2. Are these Prague tours suitable for families with children?

The street food tour and vintage car tour to Karlštejn are great for families. For the e-scooter tour, riders must be at least 15 years old. The Kingdom Come tour is a full 9-hour day with significant walking, so it's best suited for older kids and teenagers with an interest in history or gaming.

3. Do I need to speak Czech to enjoy these tours?

Not at all. All four tours are conducted in English by fluent local guides. Prague is very tourist-friendly and English is widely spoken in restaurants, shops, and public transport. Your guide will handle any communication at food stops, castles, or restaurants along the way.

4.What is included in the price of each tour?

The street food tour includes five tastings and water. The e-scooter tour includes the Scrooser rental, helmet, and guided ride. The vintage car tour includes hotel pickup, Prosecco, blankets, and live commentary. The Kingdom Come tour is all-inclusive — van transport, guide, snacks, water, hiking gear, and a medieval lunch.

5.How far in advance should I book these Prague day trips?

Book at least a few days ahead, especially from May through September. The vintage car and Kingdom Come tours fill up fastest. GetYourGuide offers reserve now, pay later — secure your spot without paying upfront and cancel free up to 24 hours before.

6. Is the e-scooter tour safe for beginners who have never ridden before?

Yes. Guides provide a full safety briefing and test ride before departure. The Scrooser e-scooters have durable frames and hydraulic brakes, and helmets are included. Many reviewers say they felt confident within minutes. You just need a reasonable sense of balance.

7. Can I do more than one of these tours in a single day?

You can combine the street food tour (~2 hours) and e-scooter tour (~2 hours) in one day. The Karlštejn vintage car tour takes a half day, and the Kingdom Come tour is a full 9-hour commitment both are best enjoyed on their own.

9. Are these tours accessible for people with mobility issues?

The vintage car tour is the most comfortable since you're seated most of the time, though the castle walk is uphill. The e-scooter requires standing and balance throughout. The Kingdom Come tour involves considerable walking on uneven terrain. Contact the operator through GetYourGuide with specific concerns before booking..

8. What should I wear and bring on these day trips?

Comfortable walking shoes are essential for all four tours Prague's streets are cobblestoned and castle visits involve hills. Dress in layers, bring sunscreen and a camera. The Kingdom Come tour provides raincoats and gear, and the vintage car has blankets and heated seats.

10. Why should I book a guided tour instead of exploring Prague on my own?

Guides take you to hidden spots most tourists miss and add historical context you won't find in a guidebook. For day trips outside Prague, they handle all transport and logistics. These tours don't replace independent exploration they complement it with insider knowledge and unique access.