Embark on a spine-chilling journey through Prague’s most haunted corners on this immersive Ghosts and Legends tour. Explore the dark history behind grand palaces, mysterious churches, and hidden streets. Encounter the spectral countess of Černín Palace, damned noblewomen, ghostly lovers, and sinister figures who roam the city’s cobbled pathways. Listen to harrowing tales of betrayal, forbidden love, and eerie supernatural events. Discover Prague's ancient secrets, legends, and ghosts that still haunt its streets today.
What's the plan (the order of stops can change):
| Malostranská Metro Station | Tram Ride to Pohořelec |
| Hradcany | Cernin Palace |
| Hradcany | Loreta |
| Hradcany -Novy Svet | Tycho Brahe House |
| Hradcany | Prague Castle |
| Mala Strana | Snemovni Street |
| Mala Strana | Valdstejnska Street |
| Mala Strana | Tomasska Street |
| Mala Strana | Karmelitska Street |
| Final stop | Malostranske Namesti |
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the free ghost tour start in Prague?
We meet at the entrance to Malostranska metro station (green line A). It's within walking distance from the Old Town, just a minute's walk behind the Manes Bridge.
Are there any Czech restaurants close to the place where we finish the tour?
The tour ends at Malostranska Namesti, where you'll find numerous traditional Czech restaurants we recommend, such as Malostranska Beseda, U Glaubicu, U Mecenase, and U Tri Zlatych Hvezd.
Where can I buy a ticket for the tram ride?
You can buy a ticket from the machine (card payments accepted) in the metro station corridors. If you're running late, you can also buy a ticket directly on the tram using a card. You'll need a single CZK30 (about 1 euro) ticket.
Can I take my dog for this free tour?
Yes, but on the tram, your dog must either wear a muzzle or be carried in a bag.