If you're looking for affordability with great inclusions, City Sightseeing is ideal; if you prefer comfort, flexibility, and fuller service, Big Bus may be worth the extra spend. Prague’s historic Tourist Tram offers a unique way to see the city at a relaxed pace.
With flexible routes, audio commentary, and added perks like river cruises or walking tours, they provide great value and a hassle-free way to see major landmarks like Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and Old Town Square at your own pace.
Consider key factors such as route coverage, ticket duration, and whether the commentary is available in your preferred language. Also, look for added extras, check bus frequency, and operational hours, and make sure the ticket aligns with your itinerary and sightseeing goals.
Depending on the operator, you can access complimentary Vltava River cruises, guided walking tours, discounts at local attractions, or free maps and city guides. These extras enhance your experience and save both time and money while exploring the city.
Traditional city tours follow a fixed schedule without stops. If you value flexibility and want to visit multiple attractions, hop-on hop-off tours are ideal. For a structured overview, guided or panoramic tours are a better fit. Your choice depends on your time, interests, and travel style.
Tourist Tram offers a charming, nostalgic ride through the historic heart of Prague on traditional trams. These tours run on set routes with fewer stops and are best for a scenic overview of old town areas. It's ideal for those who want a shorter, more relaxed experience.
Both City Sightseeing & Big Bus offer 24 & 48-hour ticket options, while Tourist Tram has a 24-hour pass. From the point of activation, you are required to use your ticket on back-to-back days.