Czech Republic · Walking Tours

3-Hour Prague Walking Tour with Kampa Island and Saint Nicolas Church

3 Hours Round trip from Prague Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore Malá Strana, the jewel of Baroque architecture in Prague
02 Walk through Kampa Island, known for its charming mill wheels
03 Discover the John Lennon Wall along the picturesque Devil's Stream
04 Visit Saint Nicolas Church with its frescoes, sculptures, and Baroque organ

Discover Prague's fairytale charm in Malá Strana, the Baroque Pearl of the Czech capital. Stroll along cobbled side streets, explore Kampa Island and the picturesque Devil's Stream, and see the famous John Lennon Wall. The tour also includes a visit to Saint Nicolas Church, one of the Czech Republic's most representative churches, known for its richly decorated interior, frescoes, sculptures, paintings by Karel Škréta, and impressive Baroque organ.

Stroll along cobbled side streets, explore Kampa Island and the picturesque Devil's Stream, and see the famous John Lennon Wall.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 3 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

City Prague

Languages Czech, English, French, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Explore Malá Strana, Kampa Island and Saint Nicolas Church

Explore Malá Strana, the jewel of Baroque architecture, with your Prague tour guide.
Walk to Kampa Island and see its charming mill wheels. You can also stroll along Devil's Stream and discover the John Lennon Wall. This area is also known as the Prague Venice - little boats can enter it and approach the former mill wheel.
Visit Saint Nicolas Church, one of the most representative churches in the Czech Republic and an icon of Dynamic Baroque. The church interior is richly decorated with frescoes and sculptures. It also houses an interesting selection of paintings by Karel Škréta, an important Czech painter, as well as an impressive Baroque organ.

The fine print