Prague Extravaganza Free Tour

25/04/2026

On April 25, the legendary Zikmund Bell rang through Saint Vitus Cathedral, marking a powerful and historic moment for the new Archbishop’s ceremony. 🔔✨

Did you know? The Zikmund Bell is the largest bell in the Czech Republic and one of the biggest in Europe. Cast in 1549, it weighs around 15 tons and requires several bell ringers to set it in motion. Because of its immense size, it’s only rung on the most important occasions—making today’s ceremony even more special.

A sound that carries centuries of tradition echoed once again, uniting past and present on this remarkable day.

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23/10/2025

Every hour on the hour — the Prague Castle guards show discipline and tradition during the exchange guard ceremony.

After the fall of communism in 1989, then-President Václav Havel wanted to change the khaki-style uniforms of the former regime. The design of entirely new uniforms was entrusted to the Oscar-winning costume designer Theodor Pištěk (who won for Amadeus). 

The colour scheme—light blue in summer, dark/navy blue in winter—references the historical colours of the First Czechoslovak Republic (1918–1938).
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Don’t miss the ceremony if you’re in the town! 🇨🇿

17/10/2025

The most popular outdoor festival in Prague is the . Church of St. Ludmila is the main stage and every year there is a fantastic show being projected on its neogothic fasade. This weekend many buildings will come alive.

09/10/2025

Where time slows and peacocks wander — the magic of Wallenstein Garden in Prague never fades.

Discover one of Prague’s most peaceful corners. Between the lily ponds and statues, it feels like stepping back into the 17th century.

15/05/2025

Once in a life time experience.

14/08/2024

This was Prague 22 years ago..

15/07/2024

Ok. Let´s make this clear. Cannabis is illegal in the Czech Republic. But why there are that many cannabis shops in the centre of Prague then? Well, you can buy a joint, light it up and smoke it. It will most likely taste good, just there is no high effect… Smoke one more. Still nothing? That´s maybe because there is no THC in this joint 😅😅😅 Secret revealed.

12/07/2024

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12/07/2024

Worth visiting not only for the view!

The clocktower of Saint Nocholas Church in the Little Quarter used to serve as an observation point for the Communist Secret Police (STB). The location was very convenient - close by of the British ambassy, US ambassy and Italian ambassy

Now there is an exhibition of the photos of suspicious people, taken clandestinely by the agents from the tower’s attick.

23/04/2024

For hundreds of years belong to the streets of . Today the sightseeing rides cost 100 EUR per hour or 40 EUR per 20 mins and four people can fit inside the carriage.

In the Old Town Square, the horses take turns in two shifts. The first ones arrive here at ten in the morning and leave at four in the afternoon, when it alternates with those who stay in the center of Prague until ten in the evening.

They do not spend in the city centre more than two months of the year.

Horses' are protected in the city with either rubber horseshoes or plastic handles.

And have you noticed the special leather bags under their tails? This invention keeps our roads clean from the horse sh*t :)

13/04/2024

Communist urban planning was not very successful. They decided to built the “highway” throughout the city center of Prague. The main train station area is on the picture.

Prague Main Train Station, 1910s and today.