Czechia · PRAGUE VIEWPOINTS & TOWERS
12 reviewed
Number one down to 12: prague viewpoints & towers that repay what they cost, plus the single thing worth knowing about each before you commit.
A 55-minute Vltava river cruise in Prague with panoramic views, Wi-Fi, and a multilingual audio guide. Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, more.
“Really nice boat ride, staff was amazing and very quick food service. The audio commentary was very helpful. Overall an amazing experience!”
Climb Petřín Tower for big city views, then get silly in the Mirror Maze, all with one ticket at Prague’s Petrin Park.
“It was great but we had to pay additional for the elevator up to the top!”
3.5-hour e-bike loop through Petrin Park, Prague Castle and Letna, with easy hill assist, helmets, ponchos, and expert commentary.
“Gary was a great guide! Really interesting story teller - and took good care of our group!! Very enjoyable!”
Prague bar crawl with a 2-hour open bar at Hangover House, welcome shots, then skip-the-line entry to the biggest rooftop club.
“1st place you stay in looks no better than a crack den, and you're there for hours. I left after two hours.”
Entry to Prague’s Žižkov TV Tower Observatory. Ride up 93 m, visit 3 themed cabins, and enjoy 360° city views for about $14.
“A lovely visit to pass the time and see amazing views of Prague.”
Harley-style e-trike viewpoints tour of Prague with a no-license ride setup, safety training, photo stops, and major sights from Lennon Wall to Castle.
“This was the most fun way to see the sights of Prague! Nick was an awesome guide. We made several stops at scenic points of interest where Nick took our picture and even made a video of our driving skills. I would highly recommend this excursion, especially if you’re lucky enough to have Nick as your guide.”
55-minute Prague Vltava river cruise with English audio, passing Prague Castle, Kampa Island and Charles Bridge from Pier 17.
“It was a normal cruise on the river, nothing special. I didn’t have the AirPods , so I couldn’t listen to the explanation.”
A 2-hour e-bike loop through Prague’s top landmarks and viewpoints, with a small-group guide, safety gear, and quick stops for photos.
“We hebben een super tour gehad met de Ebike. Veel gezien, veel uitleg gekregen van onze guide Nick. Hij wist veel te vertellen. Echt voor herhaling vatbaar!”
Electric trike viewpoint tour of Prague with a live guide, John Lennon Wall, Charles Bridge, Kafka stops, and Letna views, no license needed.
“We had an amazing time and our guide, Daniel, was great. It literally poured rain on us that day but we still had a wonderful time. We will recommend this to our friends for sure.”
Segway through Prague for Castle views, Strahov monastery and a brewery stop, with a live English guide and helpful training.
“The equipment and tour operator were timely and appropriate. The individual guide was focused more on his political and theological opinions than history and architecture. We tried to refocus the conversation on history rather than his opinions of our county. He was kind to offer to take our picture with our "fake American smiles" which quite ruined any photographic memories of the excursion. I have booked with Viator 10+ tours in various countries and have not had this kind of bias against US tourism anywhere before. I have not ever left a negative review on a tour but this experience tainted our opinions of Prague from our first day in…”
E-bike through Prague’s best viewpoints in 3.5 hours: Petrin, Castle, Letná, Old Town, Lesser Town, Lennon Wall, plus a pro guide.
“Gary was a good guide who knew a lot about the history and architecture of Prague. The tour stopped at some fantastic viewing points along the way.”
Prague open panoramic bus tour with headset audio in 26 languages, top sights in 2 hours, and a short Prague Castle walking break.
“Do not book for more than one person in the same booking, or you will be forced to accompany each other everywhere - no splitting the ticket if you want to get different buses, or eat your free currywurst at different times. There is no discount for booking more than one person, so just make separate bookings. The daytime bus trips are worth taking however there is no bus stop near the museum of decorative arts/ staatliche museum area. The night bus trip was underwhelming. Haven't taken the walking tour yet.”
