Private walking tour · 12 stops

Discover Dan Brown’s Prague

Walk the places from Brown’s The Secret of Secrets with a local guide, who uncovers a hidden secret at every stop.

From €99 per group · 2–3 hours · up to 8 people

Charles Bridge in Prague at night, covered in snow, with lit street lamps

The route

Twelve places from the novel

From the Astronomical Clock to Folimanka Park, every stop appears in The Secret of Secrets. At each one, your guide reveals the secret hidden there.

The tour

A private walk through the novel

Your own guide takes your group to the twelve places from The Secret of Secrets. At every stop there’s a puzzle about Langdon’s story. Solve them all and you earn a picnic with a glass of wine in Petřín park.

Duration
2–3 hours
Group
Private, 2–8 people
Language
English
Meeting point
Astronomical Clock, Old Town Square

FAQ

Before you book

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Every stop is a place from Dan Brown’s The Secret of Secrets. At each one you get a puzzle or a few questions about Langdon’s story. Solve them and you earn a small picnic with a glass of wine in Petřín park.

Yes. You earn it with your knowledge of Langdon’s story, but don’t worry: even if it’s been a while since you read the book, there will still be a way to enjoy the wine.

Usually 2–3 hours, depending on your group’s pace and how long you’d like to spend exploring each location.

Up to 8 people, so everyone can hear the guide and join in the puzzles. For larger groups we can arrange more guides or split you into smaller teams.

Prague’s covered passages, churches and historic buildings give plenty of shelter in light rain. In heavy weather we can reschedule at no charge, or adapt the tour to focus on indoor locations.

You can reschedule up to 24 hours before your tour. If you cancel up to 24 hours before your tour, we refund 50% with no questions asked. Emergencies such as illness or travel disruptions are handled case by case.

Yes, the tour is family friendly. Just keep in mind that there’s a lot of walking and quite a few stairs.