Alternative Prague Tour
450 CZK
This tour gives you the chance to have an authentic local experience in the non-touristic neighbourhoods of Karlín, Libeň, and Holešovice. Discover Prague’s street art and graffiti scene, famous contemporary artists, and underground subcultures in a safe and respectful way.
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Available in
- English
Hello, I was born and raised in Prague and I just love to explore every single bit of this magical city. I finished my university studies last summer and now I'm running a young tour company which is trying to set a new trend in the walking tours industry here in Prague. I would love to share my knowledge with you, so if my posts are not enough for you and you want to dig in little bit more and discover the real life and culture here in Prague. Then just join me for the Alternative tour of Prague ;)
Read moreHighlights
- Hear how Czech society changed after the fall of communism from the perspective of the local youth
- Discover Prague’s flourishing graffiti and street art scene
- See and learn about local contemporary art
- Get insights into David Černý's controversial art
- Pick up insider tips for the rest of your stay
Description
We’ll take you beyond the typical tourist destinations to the heart and soul of the city, and explain how Czech society and culture have changed since the fall of communism.
The Velvet Revolution not only gave the Czech Republic political freedom, but also cultural freedom. Our guides will introduce you to authentic local culture that has flourished outside the historic centre, including music, street art, graffiti, and contemporary galleries.
Join us and discover Prague’s social and cultural hotspots. We can share tips on what to do, where to buy cool stuff, and how to enjoy the city like a local young person. We're young artists who've grown up in Prague and live the local culture every day!
What’s included & not included
- Fun and enthusiastic local guide
- Admission to an independent art gallery
- Summary of what you’ve seen during the tour
- Alternative city map with useful tips for the rest of your stay
- You’ll need a 90-minute public transport ticket
Meeting point
Prašná Brána, Náměstí Republiky, Praha 1 (your guide will be holding a black umbrella with coloured spots)