Prašná brána

Book this tour with me and learn about Prague’s history in a simple and entertaining way. The tours are private and suitable for all age groups.

Prague, 1633. The gates close at dusk. The streets belong to a man with a halberd, a lantern, and zero patience for curfew breakers. Three centuries later, he’s still out there—and tonight, he’s letting you come along. After dark, walk through Prague’s Old Town with an expert in a 17th-century night watchman costume. Over 90 minutes, hear the true story of 27 executions on Old Town Square in 1621, stand where Mozart’s Don Giovanni premiered, and learn medieval fire-safety rules that somehow involve mandatory beer. The tour ends with the night watchman’s traditional horn call—loud, sudden, and unforgettable. This is history with character, not a tour guide reciting lines at full volume. Real stories, real locations, real cobblestones underfoot, and an expert who takes his 400-year-old job disturbingly seriously. Small groups. Available in English, German, and Portuguese. Suitable for all ages.

Embark on a captivating journey through history on our small-group World War II tour. Explore underground cellars from the Middle Ages, originally built in the 12th century and converted into air-raid shelters at the end of World War II. Admire a private collection of World War II artifacts, visit the Nazi Party headquarters, and walk through areas devastated by carpet bombing in 1945. Discover the poignant Operation Anthropoid Museum and the crypt of the Cathedral of Saints Cyril and Methodius—a refuge for Czechoslovak paratroopers after the assassination of Heydrich. Explore the city’s scars of war and gain profound insight into the sacrifices made in the fight against oppression and tyranny.

Book this tour with me and learn about Prague’s history in a simple and entertaining way. The tours are private and suitable for all age groups.

Prague, 1633. The gates close at dusk. The streets belong to a man with a halberd, a lantern, and zero patience for curfew breakers. Three centuries later, he’s still out there—and tonight, he’s letting you come along. After dark, walk through Prague’s Old Town with an expert in a 17th-century night watchman costume. Over 90 minutes, hear the true story of 27 executions on Old Town Square in 1621, stand where Mozart’s Don Giovanni premiered, and learn medieval fire-safety rules that somehow involve mandatory beer. The tour ends with the night watchman’s traditional horn call—loud, sudden, and unforgettable. This is history with character, not a tour guide reciting lines at full volume. Real stories, real locations, real cobblestones underfoot, and an expert who takes his 400-year-old job disturbingly seriously. Small groups. Available in English, German, and Portuguese. Suitable for all ages.

Embark on a captivating journey through history on our small-group World War II tour. Explore underground cellars from the Middle Ages, originally built in the 12th century and converted into air-raid shelters at the end of World War II. Admire a private collection of World War II artifacts, visit the Nazi Party headquarters, and walk through areas devastated by carpet bombing in 1945. Discover the poignant Operation Anthropoid Museum and the crypt of the Cathedral of Saints Cyril and Methodius—a refuge for Czechoslovak paratroopers after the assassination of Heydrich. Explore the city’s scars of war and gain profound insight into the sacrifices made in the fight against oppression and tyranny.