Wenceslas Square - Old Town - Astronomical Clock - Jewish Quarter - Clementinum - Charles Bridge

Our tour in the historical center of Prague on the right bank of the Vltava will start from Wenceslas Square, the immense boulevard, the nucleus of the New Town and a symbol of Czech economic revival. Walking in the direction of the Old City we will pass through the Lucerne Passage and the Franciscan Garden, to continue next to the Teatro degli Stati Generali, a splendid building dating back to the end of the 18th century which was the stage hosting the premiere of Mozart's Don Giovanni on 29 October 1787.

Continuing, our guide will accompany you to the beautiful Old Town Square, the heart of Prague and the scene of numerous historical events that have indelibly marked the history of the Bohemian capital.

The astronomical clock, the mysterious Gothic of the Church of the Virgin Mary, the sumptuous Baroque of St. Nicholas are just some examples of the fusion of styles that will catapult you into a past that seems to have mocked time still shining before our eyes.

The tour will continue inside the Jewish Quarter, once a tangle of dilapidated houses and which today represents one of the most elegant Prague neighborhoods. Passing through the places where the writer Kafka lived his restless youth we will go through the alleys where you can still breathe the cabal and the legend of the Golem seems to become reality.

We will then walk along the coronation street meeting the largest baroque building complex in Prague: the Clementinum monastery. Finally, through a labyrinth of alleys we will reach the true symbol of Prague: the Gothic Charles Bridge.