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Accessible Prague: private tours with little walking

Tours planned around your mobility: a car for the distances, short walks on the easiest routes and a guide who knows where the steps and cobblestones are.

Prague was built on hills, paved with cobblestones and filled with staircases, long before anyone thought about wheelchairs or tired knees. It is still a wonderful city to visit with reduced mobility, as long as the day is planned for it. That is what these tours do.

How we plan

We start with what is difficult for you, not with a standard route. A private car does the distances and waits close to each stop, the walking parts use the smoothest streets, and breaks come before you need them. For every venue on your route we check step-free entrances, lifts and seating, and we tell you honestly if something will not work, together with the best alternative.

What to expect in the historic centre

The Old Town and the Lesser Town are paved with cobblestones, and the streets up to Prague Castle are steep. The castle courtyards are largely level, and a car to the northern side avoids the climb. Some historic interiors, towers and cellars can only be reached by stairs. Travellers who use a wheelchair should tell us early, so that we can arrange a vehicle with a ramp or a lift where available.

Tours that work well

Prague at a relaxed pace by car was designed for travellers who prefer not to walk far, and Prague in a day uses a private car between the sights. The vintage car ride shows a lot of the city from the seat of a classic car, although getting in means one high step. Tell us your needs and we adapt any other tour with a car.

Accessible Prague: private tours with little walking

Tours that fit

Tips from our team

  • Tell us exactly what is difficult: distance, stairs, cobblestones or standing for long. We plan around it.
  • A car to the northern side of Prague Castle avoids the steep climb from the Lesser Town.
  • Cobblestones are the main obstacle in the Old Town. We choose the smoothest streets and keep walks short.
  • Many historic buildings have steps. We check step-free entrances and lifts for every venue on your route before we confirm.
  • Vehicles with a ramp or a lift are limited, so tell us your needs early.

Frequently asked questions

Is Prague wheelchair accessible?

Partly. The historic centre has cobblestones, slopes and steps, but many sights can be reached by car and some buildings have step-free entrances or lifts. We check every venue on your route and tell you honestly what works.

Is Prague Castle accessible?

Partly. The courtyards are largely level and a car to the northern side avoids the climb, but some historic interiors have steps. We plan the visit with you.

Can you arrange a vehicle with a ramp?

Yes, subject to availability. Tell us your needs early, and we confirm the vehicle in writing with your quote.

Which tours need the least walking?

Prague at a relaxed pace by car, the vintage car ride and Prague in a day, which uses a private car between the sights. Many other tours can be adapted with a car.

Tell us about your trip

Dates, group size and what you have in mind are enough to start. We reply with a plan and a written, itemised quote.

We reply by email the same business day (Monday to Saturday, 9:00 to 18:00 Prague time).

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