Embrace the quaint feel of the Golden city!
Boasting hundreds of architectural landmarks, the Czech capital ranks among the most beautiful cities in the world with a skyline that earned it a nickname of the City of Hundred Spires. All you need is a local photographer who will give you a local perspective and show you the unique vantage points of its historic gems.
As if straight out of a storybook setting, the stunning atmosphere of the winding streets of Prague’s Old Town and Lesser Town will materialize during dusk and dawn, with vintage lamps and well-worn cobblestones surfacing in incredible detail.
Tour Itinerary
Locations right up Prague’s streets
Day 1 / Prague
Old Town Bridge Tower
Unforgettable views all around, this tower is one of the most beautiful Gothic gateways in the world. As it happens, it is also the gateway to Charles Bridge, one of the oldest preserved stone bridges in Europe, which will be the highlight of our tour on day 1.
Day 2 / Prague
Prague Castle
At the crack of dawn we will catch the sun sneaking up on the city’s skyline from Hanavský Pavilion, one of the most impressive Art Nouveau structures in the city. The luxury restaurant here offers perhaps the most sweeping panoramic views of Prague bridges. Full of the impressive views, we will take a slow walk towards the Prague Castle, the city’s landmark, a UNESCO World Heritage site, presidential residence and the place where Czech crown jewels are kept. Not to mention the fact that it is an irresistible tourist attraction visible from most Prague’s viewpoints.
Day 3 / Prague
New World (Nový svět)
The time to squeeze in an Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop session into the program. We’ll get down to whatever questions you may have and review the pictures from the tour and learn how to make best use of your RAW files and turn them into smashing photographs.
On our last night in Prague, we’ll watch the sun set over this quarter close to the Prague Castle. Its narrow alleys and tiny houses retain their old-world atmosphere and the locals often do not even know it exists - the quarter is thus a place of calm and features the only preserved timbered house in the city we can admire together.
Day 4 / Prague
Charles Bridge
On our final day, we cannot miss out on the Charles Bridge - one of the oldest preserved stone bridges in Europe and witness to many historic events. This site probably makes for the most popular sight in Prague and is an avenue to many images charged with great medieval mood. Simply put, this site place is a can‘t miss on your bucket list - it’s like the Statue of Liberty to New York...
Meet Your Tutors
Wander Prague’s alleys with the real adventures
Vojta Herout
Versatile, award-winning photographer with passion for turning moments into a rich reality.
Tour Details
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3 nights
up to 10 attendees
intermediate photographers
moderate hiking involved
Included in the price
- Professional photography tutor
who will guide you through the area, show you the best photo locations of the Prague photo tour and lead you throughout the whole workflow of cityscape photography (choosing the right gear, scene selection, composition, post production). - 3 nights of accommodation
- Transport
including Prague airport pick-up / drop-off - Meals
Breakfast, dinner
Excluded from the price
- Flight tickets
or any other form of transportation to and from the Czech Republic - Travel insurance
please note that travel insurance is compulsory - Alcoholic and dinner beverages
- Additional snacks & meals
- Any visa fees
when applicable
Recommended Gear
We want you to get a kick out of the tour, so we suggest that you bring the following:
- Digital camera
i.e. DSLR or mirrorless camera - Wide angle lenses
highly recommended for cityscape photos - Telephoto lens
70-200mm focal length will come handy for capturing cityscape details - Good tripod
sturdy and stable is a MUST
- Circular polarizing filter
- Cable release
not necessary, but recommended - Waterproof hiking boots and waterproof clothing
Make sure to pack up some warm clothing. It can get real freezing cold, especially in the mornings - Comfy city wear shoes
Walking about the city’s cobbled streets is always better with worn-in shoes on.
Accommodation
The Charles hotel enjoys a central location in Lesser Town, 100 m from Charles Bridge and a 15-minute walk from Prague Castle. Free WiFi in all areas. This historic building with Baroque-style furniture and wooden beamed ceilings dates back to 1857 and is fully air-conditioned. All rooms are provided with a minibar, satellite flat-screen TV, a safety deposit box, and a bathroom with a bath or a shower and a hairdryer.
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Thomas Rosenthal, System Engineer, Germany“The days with Vojta have been really fun and participating in his knowledge and experience definitely made me a better photographer.”