Prague Ghost Tour, Mysterious Prague at night

Prague Ghost Tour

Prague Ghost Tour - Esoteric Mysterious Prague!
Golem story, rosicrucians, members of free masonry, Nostradamus prophesis, esotheric consequences... Prague was always a "magnet" for strange creatures, during the centuries attracted lots of scientists, alchemists, artists... Why?
Join us tonight and hear about some of Prague's legendary spirits, Emperors passion for the occult, Kafka's ghost. Albert Einstein, Mozart were involved!!! In the dark alleys, archways and nooks the desperate souls rise from the dead, grope in passageways, rotten graves open... Ghosts are trying to run away from their terrible trial.

You can still smell blood and tears from so many murders, suesides, executions, tortures. You'll be haunted, learn and laugh at once, some of Prague ghosts are really funny!

Starts daily - evenings at 19:45 p.m. (for the chickens) or 21:00 p.m. (for the bravests) only except December 24th (Czech Christmas Eve Day)
Duration is about 1 hour
Route: Starting at Old Town Square >> Old Town Area scary places + homes of old Czech tales
Pricing: 300 CZK (~ € 11) adults, 250 CZK (~ € 9) students and seniors.
Payment in CZK cash directly to the guide
Free Ticket to Ghost Tour: available if you purchase the All Inclusive Prague Grand Walk de Lux.
Meeting Point: Corner of Parizska Street, Dlouha Street and Old Town Square. Check the Meeting Point location on Prague Map.
Guides: All our ghost guides have black color umbrellas with PRAGUE WALKS sign on it. Do not get trapped by copycats!
For Individuals: You do not need to book in advance.
For Groups: from 8 people please ask for special rate, free pickup at your hotel or other than English speaking guide. Allow 3-5 business days to complete special requests (e.g. multilingual guides).
Have more questions? Feel free to ask us please!

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St. Vitus's Cathedral in Prague, CZ
written by Nick Z, July 25, 2009

Sir/Ma’am,

My wife and I recently went on a trip to Prague, CZ and on the trip we went to St. Vitus's Cathedral. Inside the St. Vitus's Cathedral my wife took a odd and clear photograph inside of one of the chapels that was being renovated. We discovered the photo while viewing them on the PC once we got home. Please let me know if you are interested in viewing the photo and we can send it to you. Cheers.

Nick Z