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We will meet up at my Paddle station close to the center. I will teach you a bit about balance, and everything you need to know for your good ride along the Vltava river! Our tour begins in front of Vyšehrad (upper castle), and then we will paddle toward the city center, where we will enjoy the magnificent panorama of Prague Castle and the many bridges. Along the way, I will point out important points of interest and tell you some fun facts about their history. I will share some tales that will help you to understand this city and its river. Seeing the city from such a unique vantage point, with me as your River Ambassador will be the highlight of your time in Prague. What this experience will bring you: - You will learn How to SUP, or you'll improve your skills in it - You will be introduced to the city by a local historian - Digitally captured memories (Photos) - Get some tips from me to go to eat, drink or whatever you like “Prague without the Vltava River would be like an orchestra without its conductor.” Feel free to send me a note if you have any questions or need advice on your Prague visit! P.S. More photos from the tours here ↓ https://www.instagram.com/supprague

We meet infront of the Old Town Hall, right next to the Astronomical Clock, embarking on a voyage to the lesser known underbelly of the historic Old Town of Prague. But don't worry, the only danger are the specters that haunt our path. I will lead you in character as an Edwardian dandy to the northeast corner of old town, where tourists rarely tread. From there we will trace a path south, through the former Jewish ghetto. Stopping at the many sites of paranormal activity for which Prague is so famous. Sights include (but are not limited to) the notoriously haunted House of the Black Cat, the former medical faculty where cadavers still roam the halls, The St. Castulus church where spirits play cards with the living, and the Jewish Quarter where Rabbi Löw breathed life into his immortal Golem.* This tour is NOT designed with jump scares in mind. Instead it is about storytelling, atmosphere, and exploring the cultural tapestry of the city. Because what better way to understand a a place and its people then know the stories that keep us locals up at night? *Please note that as many of these sights are still inhabited or are still in function we will not be able to observe their interiors. Though all ages are welcomed, the tour can be spooky and may frighten young children.

We are open again and looking forward to host You. In our workshop. In workshop I cooperate with another lektors, you can meet Radek, Karel, Jenny, Joy, Josephine, Bara, or Fakhti, not only me :-) We will show you how enameling works, how to use enamel paints and then you will have a go at painting a mug yourself. When you finish your mug, we will fire it in a furnace so you can take it home with you straight away. Enameling is such a unique technique – powdered glass paint is applied on a metal base and fired at 800°C. We will show you everything you need to know and will be available to you throughout your whole stay. You do not need to bring anything, just yourself! This workshop is great for both groups or individuals, adults or children, team building or hen parties, birthday parties. Other things to note Duration circa 2 hours (but you can stay longer). If you would like a different time slots (between 12:00-18:00) - just let us know (we will check availability and add slots for you.)

Discover fabulous Prague with a fun, passionate local. I'll take you on an exploration of Old Town, New Town, and everything in-between! Plus, I’ll give you an insight into local Czech culture as we walk through the city’s most beautiful sights... From Stare Mesto—or the old city—to Josefov—the preserved part of the former Jewish city (synagogues and old Jewish cemetery) and to Lesser town with cobble streets,small windows and white chimneys —join me on an incredible walking exploration through Prague's rich history and new world. Other sights we’ll check out: Rudolfinum, John Lennon Wall, David Cerny statues of 2 man peeing and ginormous babies, Franz Kafka museum , Prague smallest and tiniest street, Gingerbread house - Instagram Alert get a beautiful pictures and view of Charles Bridge. We will finish at Kampa park with view of the National theater. On this tour, you’ll hear stories from someone who's seen both sides of this magical city - and get a unique take on fabulous Prague. Join me! Other things to note Comfortable shoes and water is a great idea. Bring a camera because we'll be taking lots of gorgeous pictures. I'll have sun lotion for you to use.Kids ages 0-10 are free of charge. If my tour is closed for your day please email me I do open tours time to time.

We meet in front of the National Museum. On this tour we are going to explore the history of the New town, Old Town and enjoy the best modern art in Prague. We start with National Museum with its history and the student resistance. After that we will move to the statue of St. Wenceslas with brief explanation. And from here we are stepping into unknown Prague with skipping Old town SQUARE where 90 % of the tours are. Next stop will be an Art Nouveau palace where will see the upside down horse statue, following the hidden Franciscan garden after seeing the garden we will enter the Church of Our Lady of the Snows. Next stop is an old Jewish cemetery, the oldest in Prague and then is rotating head of Franz Kafka and house where Mozart lived with the opera house where he premiered the famous ‘’Don Giovanni’’. Feature stops will include: Bethlehem chapel and stop about the Communist era and the Velvet Revolution. Through a secret Renaissance passage we will get ourselves to a beautiful Baroque Palace and we are stopping at the statue of king Charles IV, the Gothic Old town tower and finally crossing the beautiful Charles bridge. As we walking across I will be describing statues, views and the panorama of Prague Castle and finish at the John Lennon wall. Lets walk the same streets as once Jan Hus, Johannes Kepler, Mozart, Casanova and Franz Kafka did. Other things to note The duration of the tour is 3 hours. Free of charge for kids until 8 age old.