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​Join tourists and locals alike are ditching taxis in favour of their own two feet as Prague secures its spot as the seventh-best city globally for walking tours. This ranking, announced in April 2024 by , a leading walking-tour information guide, comes just in time for the summer season when the city’s natural beauty is in full bloom.

​The rise in Prague’s walking popularity stems from its unique blend of history, nature, and urban charm. Avoid the hassle of traffic or the expense of taxis while exploring the city.

From Castle Grounds to Hidden Parks

Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle complex in the world, offers sprawling grounds perfect for a historical stroll. For nature lovers, Divoka Sarka provides a wild escape within city limits. The leafy Stromovka park, once a royal game reserve, now serves as a green oasis for walkers.

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Summer Walking Events Boost City’s Pedestrian Appeal

To capitalize on this trend, the city has launched “Czech Walking 2024,” a summer-long event combining health initiatives with scenic routes. Prague’s picturesque landscape will unfold for you as well as physical well-being will receive a boost.

​Visitors are encouraged to venture beyond the city center. The vast Pruhonice Park, with its lakes and diverse flora, offers a day-long walking adventure. For a shorter excursion, the area around the 17th-century Troja Palace provides a perfect blend of history and nature.

As Prague embraces its pedestrian-friendly status, both tourists and residents are rediscovering the city’s charm one step at a time. Whether seeking history, nature, or urban exploration, Prague’s walkable layout ensures that every journey on foot is a memorable one.