Prague, narrated as you walk it
Self-guided audio walks through Prague — hand-crafted stop by stop, told in your ear as you reach each one. Start free, in your browser.
Pianta di Prague
A narrator in your ear, not a group to follow
Start the free walk
Open Trove in your browser, put your earphones in. No booking, no card, no group to meet.
Walk stop to stop
At each stop the narrator tells you the story of the thing in front of you — right as you look at it.
Ask for more
Every stop goes deeper if you want it to, and moves on if you don't. You set the pace.
8 stops, plotted for you
A hand-curated line through Prague — 2.8 km, 44 minutes of walking, one to two hours with the stories. Tap a stop to find it on the plan.
- 01
Old Town Square
The wide medieval heart of the old city — a cobbled plaza ringed by gothic and baroque facades, with a bronze memorial group at its centre.
- 02
Church of Our Lady before Týn
Two tall dark gothic towers crowned with clusters of pointed spires, rising behind a row of gabled townhouses on the square's eastern side.
- 03
Prague Astronomical Clock
A medieval astronomical dial set into the Old Town Hall tower — concentric rings of gold and blue, with carved figures standing to either side.
- 04
Charles Bridge
A long medieval stone bridge across the Vltava, lined with rows of weathered statues and guarded by a tall gothic gate-tower.
- 05
Lennon Wall
A quiet side-lane wall layered end to end with overlapping graffiti — swirling colour, lettering and faces, painted over and over.
- 06
Vrtba Garden
A steep baroque garden climbing the hillside behind a plain doorway — balustraded stairways, clipped hedges and stone statues, red rooftops below.
- 07
Prague Castle
A vast hilltop complex of palaces and walls above the city, its skyline pierced by the soaring spires of a great gothic cathedral.
- 08
St Vitus Cathedral
A towering gothic cathedral within the castle walls — twin spired towers, a huge circular rose window, and rows of pinnacled buttresses.
Prague rewards walking more than almost any city — a medieval old town of cobbled squares and gothic towers, a river crossed by a statue-lined bridge, a castle on the hill above. What's easy to miss on foot is the story of what you're passing. That's what Trove is for: put your earphones in and walk, and at each stop a narrator tells you about the place in front of you, right as you stand there. When something catches you, ask for more; when it doesn't, walk on.
Start with the free walk: eight stops from Old Town Square, across the Vltava on Charles Bridge, and up to Prague Castle and St Vitus Cathedral — about 2.8 kilometres and a couple of unhurried hours with the stories. There's no group and no set time, so go early before the bridge fills, or in the evening once the crowds have gone. It's completely free, full narration included, no card required.
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8 stops, complete narration, no card required. It's how Trove introduces itself — not a teaser.
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Prague questions, answered
Is the Prague walking tour really free?
Yes. All eight stops with complete narration, no card and no catch. It's how Trove introduces a city — the whole walk, not a sample.
Do I need to book a time or join a group?
No. It's self-guided, so you start whenever you like and set your own pace. Go early to have Charles Bridge almost to yourself, or later in the evening when the day-trippers have thinned out.
Do I need mobile data?
Only to load the tour the first time. Once it's downloaded, the audio and text work offline, so the smart move is to grab it over hotel wifi and head out with roaming off. Trove isn't a navigation app, so if you want Google Maps between stops, that part may still use data.
How long does the walk take?
About 2.8 km from Old Town Square up to Prague Castle, with a climb at the end. The walking itself is around three-quarters of an hour; with the stories, the views and the bridge, budget two hours.
Which stops does the walk cover?
Eight: Old Town Square, the Church of Our Lady before Týn, the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, the Lennon Wall, the Vrtba Garden, Prague Castle and St Vitus Cathedral — from the old town, across the river, up to the castle.
