Complete Tour, Seven Languages

Overview

This is a three hour walk that starts at Malostranska metro station and covers two halves of the city in one go: it is described as a 2-in-1 tour that combines an Old Town walk with a Lesser Town walk. The route takes in Malá Strana, the John Lennon Wall, Charles Bridge, the Jewish Quarter and Old Town Square, with the Astronomical Clock, the Powder Tower and the Old-New and Spanish Synagogues among the sights named on the freetour.com listing.

The walk is listed on freetour.com, and reserving a spot there is free: guests pay the guide what they think the walk was worth at the end. No food, transport or entry tickets are included, and the freetour.com page states there is no additional cost attached to the tour itself.

The operator says the walk is easy for any company or family to keep up with and not too much effort, and it is suitable for people with reduced mobility, suitable for families with children and pet-friendly. It runs in seven languages: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Russian and Spanish. Anyone who wants a single long walk that strings together the river, the bridge, the Old Town and the Jewish Quarter in one booking will find the format straightforward.

Itinerary

1. Meet at MalostranskaThe walk begins at Malostranska metro station. No pickup is included; this is the meeting point.
2. Lesser Town and Lennon WallMalá Strana and the John Lennon Wall are both named on the freetour.com page, along with the Piss sculpture, listed there as a highlight.
3. Charles Bridge crossingCharles Bridge is one of the named highlights of the walk.
4. Jewish QuarterThe walk continues into the Jewish Quarter, where the Old-New Synagogue and the Spanish Synagogue are named among the sights.
5. Old Town SquareOld Town Square and the Astronomical Clock are both named as highlights of the walk.
6. Powder Tower on the routeThe Powder Tower (Prašná brána) is named among the sights on the freetour.com page, which also notes there is more along the way.

What To Expect From The Tour

The freetour.com page gives the practical details worth knowing before reserving a spot.

• Wear walking shoes. This is a three hour walk on foot. Comfortable shoes are the practical starting point, since the route moves between districts.
• Pace and effort. The operator states the walk is easy for any company or family to keep up with and not too much effort. That is the pace promised on freetour.com, so it is framed as a walk rather than a forced march.
• Bring nothing required. The freetour.com page lists no items under what to bring.
• Food and drink. Nothing to eat or drink is included, and the freetour.com page states no additional cost for the tour itself. Plan refreshments around the walk rather than expecting a stop to be provided.
• Weather. The freetour.com page gives no details about covered sections, so dress for the day's weather.
• Language choice. The tour runs in Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Russian and Spanish. Check which language the specific departure on freetour.com is booked in before reserving.

Common issues. The freetour.com page raises the practical limits: there is no pickup, so walkers make their own way to Malostranska metro station, and nothing is included beyond the guiding, with guests paying the guide what they think the walk was worth at the end.

Common Questions Before You Book