Medieval Christmas in Prague: Fairytales, Legends and Christmas Markets

Itinerary
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Stop At: Wenceslas Square, 110 00 Prague 1, Czechia

Imagine a quiet winter evening. Crispy snow is falling while you stroll through the small and narrow medieval streets looking into every decorated window waiting for the miracle to happen. On the distance, you can hear people’s merry chatting and laughing. They are going to have a Christmas dinner with their loved one's tonight. When you walk further your ear catches sounds of the local Christmas carol, and you feel the smell of the wonderful traditional bakery, which is just waiting for you to be eaten. While you bite a crispy trdelnik and sip a hot wine from Moravia region or herbal tea from Bohemian forests, we introduce you to Czech Christmas history, involving family traditions, love stories, unique presents, delicious food - everything that brings families together and unite people of all nations. Everyone has a family tradition to follow, so share your experiences with the group and listen to the magical Czech Christmas stories.
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Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Republic Square (Namesti Republiky), Namesti Republiky, Prague 110 00 Czech Republic

You will meet your guide at the Wenceslav Square in front of the National Museum and would be taken through the marvellous decorated streets to the tiny passage where you can see what presents are popular in Prague.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Lucerna passage, New Town, 110 00 Prague-Prague 1, Czechia

You will see the weird sculpture of the upside-down horse. Afterwards, you will explore several markets where locals usually go with their friends and children.

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Old Town Hall with Astronomical Clock, StaromEstske NamEsti 1/3, Prague 110 00 Czech Republic

Hear stories about St Nicholas, who was the inspiration for the Santa Claus character in the magnificent baroque St Nicholas church. Finish your tour by the Old town square to make your Christmas wish under the medieval Astronomical Clock

Duration: 20 minutes