Prague Out There has a mindblowing number of exciting and adrenaline-fuelled activities and Prague Tours for you to experience. Simply add the Prague Tours you want to embark on to your visit planner and lets us take care of the rest. You will never be stuck for things to do in Prague!

Prague became Out There's fifth European destination when it was launched in 2010. The city was chosen because of its enduring international popularity and its dizzying choice of day time and where is Prague, the weather in Prague and many more useful information.  As you can see from our Quick Search menu and photos (below) there are literally dozens of tours & activities waiting to be discovered by you when you Visit Prague. 

Amongst the popular Prague Things to Do are a number of shooting activities.Paintball, AK-47, Laser, and Clay Pigeon Shooting packages are available to suit every pocket and every age range.  Watery pursuits include Canoeing, Water Skiing and Rafting, while if you want to keep both feet firmly on land then try out our Segway, Go-Karting, Bobsleigh, and Quad Biking activities. Adrenaline junkies will be tempted by our Bungee Jumping and Prague Zorbingpackages, and especially our unforgettable Prague Hovercraft activity, where you get the opportunity to pilot a James Bond style Hovercraft along a Czech river. More laid back - but equally pleasurable - activities include Horseback Riding in the Czech countryside, Boat Rides on the Vlatva river, and ten pin Bowling. 

Prague Attractions are so numerous and varied that it is hard for the visitor to the city to know where to begin. The easiest solution is to join a Culutural Sightseeing Tour where local expert guides, with years of experience living in the city, will ensure that you get to see all the major Prague Points of Interest and, while doing this, learn as much as possible from them about the history and culture of the city.

Chances are though that you will be in Praha for a few days and during this time you will also do plenty of your own exploring by foot and public Transport. In our opinion you will only get the best out of your time in Prague if you combine two or three cultural tours with the odd early morning or late evening exploration of your own.

Amongst the attractions you definitely shouldn't miss, we suggest a stroll along the Charles Bridge, arriving shortly before sunrise. At this time of the day the only people likely to be crossing this, one of the world's most iconic bridges, are a handful of locals walking to work and the odd inebriated party-goer returning from a nearby night Club. The Charles Bridge is more than 650 years old and in the early morning mist its life-like statues of saints only add an extra air of mystery to proceedings.

Once you have crossed the bridge make your way to Prague Castle. Here you will find more fascinating sights and wonders than in your average European city. These include St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, Sternberg Palace and Golden Lane.

Horseback Riding, Water Skiing and the unique thrill of Bungee Jumping are just three more of literally dozens of fun activities that can be enjoyed by visitors of all ages, during their time in the Czech capital. For those of you who have culture as the main thing on your mind we have a range of memorable daytrips and excursions: You can enjoy Prague from a watery perspective with lunch and music, get out of the city and visit the remarkable fairy tale castle at Karlstejn, or experience a full-day tour to one of Europe's most attractive spa towns, Karlovy Vary. We even offer a fascinating day trip to the east German town of Dresden and the world famous Zwingler Gallery.

Prague Culture and Prague Sightseeing activities are amongst the best in Europe. Why? Because Prague has a rich history and culture that stretches back well over a thousand years. Praha is truly one of Europe's great cities. Its remarkable cityscapes are the stuff of legends and have inspired famous and unknown poets, writers and painters to create countless great works of art and writing. History is there with you in every footstep you take in the Czech Capital. Prague's amazing architecture tells the story of the past hundreds of years as well as reflecting the city's current place in history through its contemporary architecture.

Our Best of Prague excursion is perfect for anybody who wishes to gain an excellent detailed overview of the city's cultural heritage in the space of half a day. It takes in many of Prague's premier attractions and even includes lunch and a one-hour boat ride down the scenic Vltava river. 

If your cultural tastes are more specific then choose from our range of tailored Prague Tours which include  Prague Castle, Surviving the 20th century in Prague, and the thought-provoking Prague Terezin memorial. These popular excursions last from one hour to five hours in duration depending upon which interests you.

Of course, the Czech Republic is world famous for its beer manufacturing and consumption. With this in mind we offer two tours which will be of interest to anybody who wishes to discover more about Czech beer. Our Prague Brewery Tour is a three-hour excursion to the Staropramen Brewery, and includes dinner and beer tasting. Alternatively, if you would like to combine a brewery tour with a visit to see some truly amazing subterranean delights then join our brilliant all day excursion that takes in the Czech Republic's most famous caves system at Koneprusy, together with a full tour and lunch at the world renowned Pilsner Urquell brewery. 

Prague is, without doubt, a remarkable city - even by global standards. The downside of this is that many of the Czech Republic's beautiful towns are often overlooked by visitors who do not travel outside of the capital. If you do wish to spend some time discovering these beautiful towns, but wish to base yourself in a Prague hotel throughout your stay, then take advantage of our day trips to the UNESCO-listed towns of Kutna Hora and Cesky Krumlov. Kutna Hora is a stunning medieval town with an almost unreal vibe, which is best summed up by the world's most unique church - the Kostnice Bone Church, which includes a chapel constructed from 40,000 bones.

Cesky Krumlov, meanwhile, is definitely one of the most attractive towns in all of Europe. If you have been searching for a place that looks and feels like it belongs in the medieval era then look no further than Cesky Krumlov.