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“ We were lucky to have Filip , local and highly versed in politics, history, architecture, and has great anecdotes. ” in 10 reviews

“ The free tour was so good that I actually went on their paid tour of Kutna Hora which was incredible. ” in 7 reviews

“ We started in old Town square, stopped by the astronomical clock (he taught us how it works!), Went through the new town and Jewish Quarter. ” in 7 reviews

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Old Town Square 5

110 00 Prague

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Staré Město, Praha 1

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A very good tour today from Brian as we spent three hours together touring Prague and pointing out many of the sites. He moved swiftly through the spots but still stopped often and detailed the cultural highlights of this part of the old town. You're not going to see everything in three hours but you will definitely have the opportunity to get your bearings, see the big sites and have a scratch at this wonderful city. Brian was fun and entertaining, the tour was a blast and at the end we still had 25 of the 30 people. That's a pretty good turnout. This was my NINTH Sandeman's tour after Edinburgh, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Dublin, Madrid, Brussels, Copenhagen, and Porto. Definitely one of the better ones! [Review 12238 overall, 2022 of 2019.]

Took the Kutna Hora church day tour from Prague. From 10 am to 5 pm It's about 2 hours round trip on the bus & the rest dedicated to the attractions, site visits & lunch. The definite highlight was the Kutna Hora (Bone) church although we ended up visiting a few churches. Lunch at Dacicky was very good. You had your choices from pork knuckle to Duck to Beef Cheeks & some vegetarian options. Our guide Brandon was awesome! He was very knowledgeable & had some great stories & took care of us. If you are lucky enough to get Brandon, make sure you get his Prague list of recommendations for restaurants, attractions, etc. There were about 20 in the tour group and a second in Spanish tour group-so total about 40 on a coach bus. Bring your walking shoes as we walked to all the sites after we visited the church. ( & their is about a 15 minutes walk from Old town center to the bus) A great way to see some of the sites outside of Prague. Would highly recommend Brandon & Sandeman's.

I did the old town tour with Lyle a few days again and I'm SO impressed! People (myself included) threw all kinds of questions at him and he had answers, which shows that he really knows his stuff. I've done free walking tours in the past where the guide was okay, and the tour was fine, but it's clear that Lyle is passionate about this city! The tour was paced really well and I feel like I learned so much that I otherwise wouldn't have known! I would 100% recommend this walking tour (and Lyle as a guide) to anyone coming to Prague!

We did this on day 3 of our trip, and our family with 3 kids enjoyed this more than the hop on hop off. Do this on day 1 unless there's forecast for rain, then do the bus. Free Tours are at 11 and 2 pm everyday which meet outside the Cartier store which is passed the food booths behind the astronomical clock. Plan on a 3 hour walking tour, a break for snacks/beer in between and if you are interested in more tours, the food stop offers options. At that point, you have mingled with other like tourists and you get professional guidance from your tour guide. The tour guides are amazing. We were lucky to have Filip, local and highly versed in politics, history, architecture, and has great anecdotes. He sang this song about the Holy Wars and had a great story about the Velvet Revolution when he was only 7 months old which forever altered his family. **** Highlight for me was Filip's version of the clock, the apostles, and the rooster. So freaking hilarious, I'm still laughing about his facial expressions. **** We purchased the Kutna Hora (Bone Church) bus tour which was excellent with Martin and the Pub Crawl which was $20 and really not that amazing, but then again, it was $20. We bought kids tickets to Kutna Hora only to discover the next day at the plaza, kids would have been free. Best walking tour ever !! It's free, but Filip is worth a 500 kr tip. I saw some guy hand over some coins and I thought, don't be like that guy on the astronomical clock holding the bag of coins and fork over some paper money. You get a real pulse on Prage for 3 full ENGAGING hours, so stop and bring cash so you can tip accordingly.

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Seriously the best free tour I've ever been on. They do such a great job of showing you all the major sites in the city and giving you some history. Make sure you check the times on their website and get there a little early and be prepared for a ton of walking. The free tour was so good that I actually went on their paid tour of Kutna Hora which was incredible. It's decently priced and well worth it as it would be hard to navigate on your own. They also take you to a fantastic restaurant at the end of the tour where you can get some authentic Czech food.

Prague is a walking city. So what better way to get acquainted -- or learn more about its history -- then by taking a free walking tour? Sandeman's is a company I trust at this point. Their guides are typically very knowledgeable and welcoming. I had been in Prague for nearly three months by the time I took this tour with a group of friends. It was fairly valuable to learn about architecture and monuments that don't have obvious meanings, as well as to take a walk through Old Town Square. Our tour brought us to the river's edge, where some could choose to take a castle tour after if they wanted to. Our tour was held on a beautiful day. I will say it was often hard to hear the guide speak, as the group was too big and his voice didn't reach far. That's the only reason for a docked star. Otherwise, I'd highly recommend this tour company for Prague or any other city where they're available.

After going on two very good Sandeman's tours in Munich, we went on one here as well. I found the tour to be just as good with a lot of walking and very good explanations. We did one that included the old town as well as I believe a Jewish walking tour from the same company. Don't remember at all what the name of our tour guide was.

After having a great experience with this tour company in Berlin, a tour with them was on the top of my list of things to do in Prague. After my multi-European trip in the spring, I now had a better idea of what to do when travelling, so I knew it was best to do the walking tour early on in my trip so that I could familiarize myself with the city. I went on the free walking tour on my first full day in Prague. The meeting spot was at the Old Town Square, in front of the Czech Tourism Center, and the evening before, I made a point of walking to the meeting spot to ensure I knew where it was and how to efficiently get there (I knew from experience that even though I think it will take only 15 or 20 minutes to get somewhere, it'll probably take closer to an hour, as I'll get lost because the streets are twisting and winding, and the street signs are teeny tiny and halfway down the block on the side of a building--if there is one at all, and maps are not helpful if I don't know which direction on the map corresponds with which direction I'm walking!) So because of my wanderings the night before, I was able to easily and quickly get to the meeting spot. As expected, the free walking tour was very interesting and helpful with trying to get my bearings in Prague. We didn't go on the famous Charles Bridge, but the tour guide did point it out, so that when I went to the Charles Bridge several days later, I knew where to go. Some of the sights that we saw were the Old Town Square, including the Astronomical Clock, the Powder Tower, and a walk through the Jewish Quarter (unfortunately I was not able to re-visit the Jewish Quarter on my trip as I did so many other things, so I'm glad I had a quick preview of the area). After the free walking tour, I signed up for the castle tour later that afternoon (it started about half an hour after the walking tour ended), as well as the Terezin concentration camp tour later that week. During the castle tour we didn't go into the castle and see everything there is to see, but we covered the outside of the castle and the grounds, which was plenty, and it was a very interesting and satisfactory tour. One of the things we did see was the famous statue of the naked boy whose penis is shiny because stupid tourists like to rub it, because rubbing a young boy's penis is totally hilarious and not at all inappropriate.

We were lucky enough to find this tour from Yelp. When I was reading the reviews, I couldn't believe that there are free tours being offered. Carlos was our tour guide for the Old Town Prague tour.. He was very informative and nice... He gave us tips about exchange places and taxis that as tourists we would have never known... I can just sit here and type for 3 hours of what we went over and what rich information we learned from this guided tour... Make sure that you get to the meeting place, in this case by the Cartier store in Old Town square, 30 mins earlier than the tour's start time.. Because it fills up fast.... Besides that, get ready to enjoy 3 hours of guided tour. There is a break in between where you get a chance to purchase any other tours that they offer. We ended up buying the castle tour (Vivien was the tour guide). Make sure to tip the tour guide. The tour is free itself so might as well spend some money to tip right? :-) Just a note that they offer tours in different countries... So make sure to check their website/fb page for the list of their locations...

Going on a Sandeman/s tour is one of the first things I like to do when visiting a new city, so also in Prague. Every day at 10.30 and 13.45 they collect under the big astronomical clock on Old Town Square and take you on a ± 3 hour-long guided tour through the old city. We visited basically all the places the average guide book says you should visit in the old part of Prague - but with lots of extra explanation and without getting lost. Another good thing? It costs exactly as much as you want it to cost, as you pay nothing, but (sort of have to) tip the guide in the end.

With the guide in the green shirt in the back.

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Sandeman's Prague castle tour and free walking tour

We spent three days in Prague in August 2015 and we took this opportunity to join Sanedman's NEW Prague Tours. We did the free walking tour with Katerina and the castle tour with Tatiana on the following day. Both tours were really informative and presented very interesting information about this wonderful city. The two guides were very dynamic and had a deep knowledge about Czech history and cutlure. I would recommend these tours to anyone who want to get along with the golden city.

I took the free tour with Tatiana which was amazing. Best tour I ever had in Europe. The beer tour was a big disappointment and not worth the money.

Would absolutely do it again whenever I visit Prague next. Ian had a few funny anecdotes to share. A wonderful way to get introduced to Prague.

Brilliant day, Vivien our guide not only educated us about the city but entertained us as well, would thoroughly recommend the tour to anyone else

Michael was our guide, he was fantastic. We were very happy with our experience. Firstly he was hilarious and explained things in a nice comprehensible way. He was so very knowledgable and passionate about the city and his love for the culture of Prague. We give him 10 out of 10 😊

Really worthwhile tour of Terezín fortress, formerly known as Theresienstadt concentration camp. Tour leaves from Prague old town square and ticket price covers all transportation (train and bus) to and from Terezín, as well as a tour guide to provide information and answer questions. This tour would be worth it just for visiting the fort, however I was particularly impressed at the knowledgable guide (Vivien) who concisely explained the history of Terezín as well as the camp role in WW2. My only regret of the tour was there wasn't much time to walk about on your own (you could spend all day photographing Terezín), but still thoroughly recommend it. Student discount available.

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I was looking into a free Prague walking tours, and came across Sandeman's Free Walking Tour. I noticed on their website that they meet on at the Old Town Square, but there's no mention of what days. Does anyone know? Also their website says one does not have to book in advance. In the event there is a long line, is there a possibility that one would not be able to join the group?

We did one of these tours when we were in Prague last year. There are dozens of guides availablenot sure if ours was Sandeman, but I remember finding it on Trip Advisor afterwards. You just tip the guide at the end. We were generous, about $40 equivalent per person, as our guide was excellent and went all the way up to the castle. We saw two young girls leave the tour toward the end who didn't appear to give the guide anything, so we wanted to be sure to treat him well. Just walk around the square and listen to the guide's English and mannerisms. Maybe strike up a short conversation with the guide before joining the group. Find out what is covered. Our guide started with a brief overview in a shaded area behind the square. He was extremely knowledgeable! This tour was one of the highlights of our 3-day stay in Prague. Try to do it your first day so you get an overview of the city.

i just came back from prague the other day...i did their evening beer tour which cost about $15.00 u.s., but not the free walking tour...i ran into a few that did and they enjoyed...from what i recall the free walking tours were every day...one at 10:45am and one around 2pm...you meet on the corner by the czech tourism office which is right on the old town square... in terms of space...in our case...they had more than one tour guide...one for english speaking...one for spanish...and the groups split up to keep each group around 10...

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