Ghosts & Legends Of Old Town - 29.04.2024 - 19:30

If you are looking for something ghostly and chilling to fill your evening, come with us on a tour through a more unexpected route of the city away from the crowds and tourists. As you tread the winding back streets of the Old town, take in spine-tingling stories of the unfortunate souls who haunt the area and find out why. You will be taken to several locations connected to local legends and mysteries passed down from generation to generation. This tour includes a brief introduction to the paranormal, possibly helping you to capture a precious and unexplainable memory from this curious and exciting walk.​

We will take you away from the bustle and noise of the Old Town Square into one of the eeriest parts of Prague, once a den of poverty, plague and magic, an area often overlooked by tour guides yet full of history, intrigue and atmosphere. You’ll hear stories of death and betrayal, dark arts and demonic visions. Learn about the restless spirits said to roam amongst the beautiful architecture of the Old Town and who knows, perhaps you’ll even meet them face to face!

Are you afraid of ghosts?

No one will jump out at you to try to scare you. On this tour we focus on storytelling and not on special effects or cheap tricks to make the tour ‘frightening’. We will take you through the mysteries, legends and tales from the darker side of Prague’s history, and none of our stories are made up for the tour.

This is a tour for sceptics and believers alike, or those who want to experience a different side of Prague from the regular historical tours.

Prague Ghost Tour Highlights:

• TRAGIC STORIES OF THE HOUSE OF DEATH
• SECRETS OF THE ALCHEMISTS’ LAIR
• STREETS WHERE A PROCESSION OF GHOSTS PASSES BY

Additional information:

This tour runs with 2 people min.

Meeting point:

All tours begin in front of the building Tynska 7, Prague 1
Directions from the Astronomical Clock:
Walk across Old Town Square toward Tyn Cathedral. With Tyn Cathedral
in front of you, take the narrow, cobbled street (Tynska) which runs
between the Cathedral and the beige Baroque Kinsky Palace. Once you
are standing behind Tyn Cathedral you will see the big wooden door of
the building number 7.

Children up to 6y. free.