Prague Segway Tour

This three-hour Segway tour covers 15 kilometers from Malá Strana to Prague Castle, hitting Petřín Hill and Strahov Monastery along the way. You'll glide through narrow cobblestone streets that would exhaust you on foot, reaching elevated viewpoints most tourists never see. The electric scooters handle Prague's hills effortlessly while still fitting through pedestrian-only areas where buses can't go.

After a 15-minute training session on Maltézské Square, you'll cruise past baroque palaces and up to Petřín's observation tower for panoramic city views. The route winds through Strahov's monastery grounds (you can peek into the famous library courtyard) before descending to Prague Castle's exterior courtyards. Your guide shares local stories while you coast downhill, the wind carrying church bells and street musicians' melodies.

Most Segway tours feel gimmicky, but Prague's terrain actually makes these useful: you'll cover ground that would take five hours walking. Skip the expensive castle interior tickets they'll try to sell you, the exterior views are the real prize. Expect to pay around 1,800 CZK per person. Book morning slots to avoid afternoon crowds at Petřín Tower.