Q: Are there tours of Prague in Spanish?

Yes. Many tours in Prague run in Spanish , including castle tours, the Jewish Quarter, small-group city tours and free walking tours.

Question 1

How much time do I need at Prague Castle?

Accepted Answer

Plan two to three hours to see St Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace and Golden Lane. The castle grounds are free to walk around, but the main buildings need a ticket, so a guided tour with tickets included saves time.

Question 2

When does the Astronomical Clock show the apostles?

Accepted Answer

Every hour on the hour during the day, the figures of the twelve apostles appear in the windows above the clock face. Arrive a few minutes early, because the square fills up quickly.

Question 3

Can I visit the synagogues in the Jewish Quarter?

Accepted Answer

Yes. One ticket from the Jewish Museum covers several historic synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery, and the Old-New Synagogue has its own ticket. The museum is closed on Saturdays and on Jewish holidays.

Question 4

Are there tours of Prague in Spanish?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many tours in Prague run in Spanish, including castle tours, the Jewish Quarter, small-group city tours and free walking tours.

Question 5

When is Charles Bridge least crowded?

Accepted Answer

Early in the morning, before about 8 am, and late in the evening. By the middle of the day the bridge is full of visitors, artists and musicians.

Question 6

Which Czech dishes and beers should I try?

Accepted Answer

Try svíčková, beef in a creamy vegetable sauce with dumplings, goulash, and roast pork with sauerkraut. Czech beer is famous, and a fresh pilsner in a traditional pub is part of any visit.

Question 7

Is Český Krumlov worth a day trip from Prague?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Český Krumlov is a small UNESCO-listed town with a castle above a bend in the river, and it feels like a fairy tale. It is about three hours from Prague, so it makes a long but memorable day.

Question 8

Can I visit Terezín from Prague?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Terezín memorial, a former fortress used as a ghetto and prison during the Second World War, is about an hour north of Prague. Guided visits explain its history with care.

Question 9

Are Prague's free tours really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Free walking tours cost nothing to book. At the end, guests give the guide a tip based on how much they enjoyed it. Tours with entry to the castle or the synagogues are paid.

Question 10

Does Prague have Christmas markets?

Accepted Answer

Yes, from late November until early January. The biggest markets are on the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square, with mulled wine, sausages and a giant Christmas tree.

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Free Tour of Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and Malá Strana

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