From its “hundred spires” to Art Nouveau architecture and the Black Madonna, the world’s first Cubist building, there’s no denying that Prague is beautiful. The city’s real beauty, however, is in the depth and complexity of its history: long a city of learning for intellectuals from all over Europe, Prague has played pivotal roles in the evolutions of Catholicism, Judaism, Communism, and revolution. Explore the marvels of Prague with Context's private and semi-private guided tours.

With over 20 experts in our network in Prague, we've pulled together a pretty distinct selection of tours and other experiences. Some of the most popular tours include our Jewish Prague Tour, in which we survey the city's role within the global mosaic of Judaism and visit important heritage sites like the Old Synagogue and Jewish Cemetery, as well as our Art Nouveau Tour, which examines some of the most striking modernist architecture in the city, including the Black Madonna. We also organize a Prague Communism Tour with a local historian, in which we start with a sweeping view of the city on Vitkov Hill, then trace the history of this city behind the Iron Curtain, eventually leading to the Velvet Revolution.