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Urban Adventures: NYT Journeys - Remarkable Sights and Food
Explore the architecture and food of one of Europe’s most spectacular cities with a local guide by your side on a very special tour curated in partnership with The New York Times.
Duration 4.5 hours
Private tour available in English, Spanish, German
Private tour pricing from 129 EUR per person
Group tour available in English
Group tour pricing from 300 EUR per person
Highlights
Taste the range of Czech cuisine and learn about influences local and international.
Stroll narrow streets and modern boulevards, and see where Mozart conducted the debut of his opera “Don Giovanni.”
Take a tram across the river to the Lesser Town and Kampa Island.
Description
Begin your journey at the medieval Convent of Saint Agnes of Bohemia. In a city filled with churches, locals know it is one of the best places to take a relaxing walk and absorb the remarkable Gothic architecture. Try your hand at writing a letter with an old quill like the nuns used to in their printing workshops.
For centuries Prague has benefited from many international influences, yet the Italian influence on food stands out. Experience this in the mini-empire of the chef Riccardo Lucque. Stop at his comfortable bistro and deli and take an exclusive kitchen tour.
Pass the amazing Municipal House and the beautiful Theater of the Estates. Mozart conducted the world premiere of his opera “Don Giovanni” here in 1787. Hungry again? The trendy Bistro Špejle takes its name from the skewer used to serve almost everything on the menu. Sample many Czech classics in just a
Hop a tram across the Vltava River to the beautiful district of Lesser Town. Here you’ll find Werich Villa, a former home of the Czech actor and playwright Jan Werich. This 18th-century villa exhibits its own history and the story of Werich.
For centuries Prague has benefited from many international influences, yet the Italian influence on food stands out. Experience this in the mini-empire of the chef Riccardo Lucque. Stop at his comfortable bistro and deli and take an exclusive kitchen tour.
Pass the amazing Municipal House and the beautiful Theater of the Estates. Mozart conducted the world premiere of his opera “Don Giovanni” here in 1787. Hungry again? The trendy Bistro Špejle takes its name from the skewer used to serve almost everything on the menu. Sample many Czech classics in just a
Hop a tram across the Vltava River to the beautiful district of Lesser Town. Here you’ll find Werich Villa, a former home of the Czech actor and playwright Jan Werich. This 18th-century villa exhibits its own history and the story of Werich.
What’s included & not included
6 food tastings at different places
entrance to Werich Villa
a map with personalised food recommendations
3 beverages (beer or wine or soft drink and coffee)
tram ticket
additional food or drink
tips/gratuities for your guide
Meeting point
Haštalské náměstí 790/1, Staré Město, Česko
Prague
Haštalské náměstí 790/1, Staré Město, Česko+420608107108
info@praguecityadventures.com
Prague Urban Adventures