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| ==Itinerary==
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| Prague Historical City – T1 - 2 hours – EUR 12 per person (CZK 350) - daily
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| Short City Tour – T1a - 1 ¼ hours – EUR 9 per person (CZK 250) - daily
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| Grand City Tour of Prague – T3 - 3 ½ hours – EUR 22 per person (CZK 650) - daily
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| Jewish Prague – T4 - 2 ½ hours – EUR 25 per person (CZK 750) - daily except on Saturday and Jewish holidays
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| A Vltava River Cruise with lunch – T6 - 2 ½ hours – EUR 25 per person (CZK 750) - daily
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| Prague by Night with dinner – T12 - 4 hours – EUR 37 per person (CZK 1100) - daily
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| Terezin – 5 hours – T2 - EUR 37 per person (CZK 1100) - Wed/Fri/Sat. + Sunday
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| Karlovy Vary with lunch – T7 - 10 hours – EUR 50 per person (CZK 1500) - Tue/Thur. + Saturday
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| Karlstejn Castle – T8 - 5 hours – EUR 32 per person (CZK 950) - daily except Mondays and in the winter
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| Konopiste Castle – T9 - 5 hours – EUR 29 per person (CZK 850) - Tue. + Friday except in the winter
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| Kutna Hora – T10 - 5 hours – EUR 29 per person (CZK 850) - Wed/Fri. + Sunday
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| Cesky Krumlov – T11 - 10 hours – EUR 49 per person (CZK 1450) - Thu. + Saturday (lunch instead of the castle in the winter)
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| Hluboka Castle, Holasovice and Ceske Budejovice - T14 - EUR 64 per person (CZK 1860) - every Wednesday - includes lunch
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| Dresden - T13 - 11 hours – EUR 66 per person (CZK 1950) - Wed/Fri/Sat. + Sunday
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| ==The Best of Prague Walking Tour==
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| The Best of Prague Walking Tour is an excellent introduction to Prague, a fascinating journey through the highlights of Prague, discovering the key places, events and people that have shaped this enchanting city over the past 1000 years.
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| We start our tour in the old medieval centre of Prague, exploring the area around the Old Town Square, before strolling onto the Jewish Quarter (Josefov), once the largest Jewish ghetto in Europe. Our friendly, knowledgeable guide will explain the dramatic history, traditions and legends of the city centre.
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| Next, we cross Charles Bridge, one of Europe’s oldest stone bridges and take a short tram ride up the hill to Strahov Monastery, where a spectacular vista of the whole city opens up below.
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| As we continue on to the beautiful pilgrim site of Loreta, we walk through medieval Hradcany, before reaching the grandest sight of all, Prague Castle, the largest medieval castle complex in Europe.
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| Your guide will bring the dramatic history of Prague Castle to life, as we explore St. Vitus Cathedral, where kings were once crowned, before paying a visit to charming Golden Lane, home of alchemists and goldsmiths.
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| Finally, we descend the Prague Castle steps to return to the historical centre.
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| Prague Experience walking tours are led by professional, licensed English speaking guides. Walking Tours can also be in other languages (German, French, Spanish, Italian & Russian) - if required, specify this on the booking form.
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Lee has some trivia.
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