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Walk through Prague's most mysterious streets. Here's a taste of the 12-stop journey that awaits you.

Pražský orloj

1. Pražský orloj

This unique medieval astronomical clock from 1410 is the third-oldest clock of its kind in the world and the oldest one still in operation. In addition to the time, it shows the position of the Sun and Moon in the sky, and its mechanics conceal symbolism that continues to amaze scientists to this day.

"They have been circling here aimlessly since the fifteenth century, Golem thought, constantly attracting more sheep who come to watch them."
2 min walk
Church of Our Lady before Týn

2. Old Town Square

A pinnacle of late Gothic architecture, this basilica was the main church of the Old Town in the late Middle Ages. Located near the Royal Court, it was frequently visited by King Wenceslas IV. The eminent early modern astronomer, astrologer, and alchemist Tycho Brahe is buried in the temple.

"When he reached the Old Town Square, he was surrounded by the smell of roasted chestnuts and the bleating of bagpipes played by a local street musician"
2 min walk
Týn Literary Café

3. Týn Literary Café

A hidden oasis of calm in the alleys behind the Týn Church. For decades, this inconspicuous courtyard has been a refuge for writers, intellectuals, and students who discuss history and philosophy over a cup of coffee.

"The Old Town was a veritable labyrinth of passages and arcades, famous for its vibrant nightlife and a multitude of distinctive establishments, among which was the Týn Literary Café for writers and intellectuals…"
5 min walk
Black Angel´s Bar

4. Black Angel's Bar

This prestigious bar is located in a 12th-century Gothic cellar that breathes the atmosphere of Prohibition. The authentic stone vaults and chiaroscuro lighting create the illusion of falling back in time to an era when alchemists and secret brotherhoods gathered here.

"Half an hour had passed since Golem entered the Hotel U Prince and descended into the local underground. He found Black Angel’s Bar closed; a cleaning crew was currently mopping the floors and pulling cigarette butts out of the roughly hewn ancient stone walls."

… and 8 more hidden gems across Prague's historic streets

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Aerial view of Prague at golden hour
Private Walking Tour

Dan Brown Prague
Walking Tour

Follow in Langdon's footsteps through Prague's most mysterious streets. Discover hidden symbols, ancient crypts, and centuries-old secrets — with a local guide who knows every shadow.

  • Expert local guide with historical expertise
  • 12 iconic stops — hidden passages & secret locations
  • 2–3 hours · private group up to 8 people
€150
per group
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our Dan Brown adventures in Prague.

Our experiences are inspired by the themes, locations, and puzzle-solving elements found in Dan Brown's novels. At each location you will be given either a puzzle or a set of questions focused on Langdon's story. By completing these challenges you will earn a small picnic and a glass of wine in the Petrin park.
Yes! It's earned by your skills and knowledge of Langdon's story. But don't worry, there will be a way to enjoy the wine even if it has been a while since you read the book. ;)
Private tours typically last 2-3 hours, depending on your group's pace and interests. The duration of the tour incresases based on how many locations you would like to explore in depth.
Private tours accommodate up to 8 people for the best experience. For larger groups, we can arrange multiple guides or split into smaller teams.
Prague's covered passages, churches, and historic buildings provide plenty of shelter during light rain. For heavy weather, we can reschedule at no charge or adapt the tour to focus on indoor locations.
Yes! You can reschedule up to 24 hours before your tour. For cancellations upto 24 hours before your tour we offer a 50% refund without any questions. Emergency cancellations due to illness or travel disruptions are handled case-by-case.
Yes the tours are family friendly, but you must account for the fact that we will be walking a lot and there will be a lot of stairs.