History of Prague within the 1000+ years of Bohemian kingdom
The heir to Austro-Hungarian throne, Franz Ferdinand d'Este will be your guide through the history of Prague. The tour starts at the Old Town square. From there we take a walk to the Lesser town and stop at the funicular station, which takes us to Prague Eifel Tower. Named Petřín. From there, the journey continues through Strahov Abbey to the castle district and Prague castle itself. During the whole duration of the tour, Franz will share juicy stories and interesting, historical facts about the life of this majestic city. After the walk, a traditional Czech cuisine awaits us. While enjoying the food and cold Pilsner, Franz will talk about his journey around the world of 1893, and many, many more...
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History of Prague within the 1000+ years of Bohemian kingdom
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Vaclavske NamEsti
We meet at the Wenceslas square at the Wenceslas monument next to the national museum. There, I will tell you about the founding fathers and mothers of the Bohemian kingdom. We go into the story of King Charles IV. who made Prague to the center of the Holy German Empire. His idea to build new Jerusalem and expanding the city, to become the 3rd largest after Rome and Constantinopole, was a great achievement. We walk downhill into the old town.
Petrin Tower
Funicular to Petřín will take us up hill. From where, a stunning view of the Prague will trigger the Photographers in us.
Prague Castle
We enter the biggest Castle complex in the world and explore the architectonic beauty from the days of Charles IV. to Franz Joseph I.
Inclusions
- Funicular ticket
- Dinner
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- In front of the Jan Hus monument at the center of the square. Look for blue uniform of the archduke Franz Ferdinand.
