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Private group tours in Prague

Tours planned around your group: enough licensed guides for small subgroups, a coach with legal stops, radio headsets and restaurants that seat everyone together.

Prague works well for groups, as long as the logistics are planned. A walk that is easy for two people needs more care for thirty: the coach has to stop where it is allowed, everyone has to hear the guide, and lunch has to be ready for the whole table at once.

How we plan group tours

We split larger groups into subgroups of a comfortable size, each with its own licensed guide, and time the routes so the subgroups do not queue behind each other. Radio headsets help in busy places. Tickets for Prague Castle, the Jewish Quarter or a concert are booked for group slots, so nobody waits at the entrance.

Getting around with a group

Tour coaches cannot drive into the historic centre, and they may stop only at designated coach stops for up to 15 minutes. We plan the drop-off and pick-up points for every day, so the group walks the best parts and rides the rest. For smaller groups, a minibus or several cars are often easier.

Company groups, delegates and friends

Prague is one of the busiest congress cities in the world, and many groups come for a conference or a company trip. A private tour fits between sessions or as the reward at the end: a vintage car convoy, a private boat, a wine tasting or an evening concert. Many groups combine a morning tour with lunch, an afternoon on the river or a day trip to Kutná Hora or Karlštejn. School groups get routes and stories adapted to the age of the students, and company teams can add a dinner or an event. Tour operators and agencies will find how we work with trade partners on our groups page.

Private group tours in Prague

Tours that fit

Tips from our team

  • Tell us the number of guests early. Guides, coaches and large restaurant tables are limited on busy dates.
  • For walking tours, plan subgroups of about 20 to 25 people per guide.
  • Radio headsets make a real difference in busy places such as Prague Castle and Charles Bridge.
  • Coaches may stop in the historic centre only at designated stops, for up to 15 minutes, so we plan every drop-off in advance.
  • Book group entries for the castle, the synagogues or a concert well ahead, because group slots sell out first.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Prague tour for a large group?

Prague in a day and the complete Prague Castle tour work well for large groups: a coach covers the distances and a licensed guide leads each subgroup on foot. Groups of friends often choose the food and beer tour, the ghost walk or a private boat on the river.

How many people can join one guide?

We recommend about 20 to 25 people per guide on walking tours. Larger groups are split into subgroups, each with its own licensed guide, and meet again for lunch or dinner.

Can you arrange a group meal after the tour?

Yes. We reserve restaurants that can seat your whole group together, agree a set menu in advance and list it in the same itemised quote.

Do you also work with tour operators and agencies?

Yes. Tour operators, agencies and event planners can read how we work with trade partners on our groups page.

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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