Prague. One of the most trendy European cities. A combination of a rich history of over a thousand years and a vibrant, prosperous present. A bridge between Slavic and Western culture. Come and be part of the city for one afternoon, for four hours. Millions of people a year admire this magical city. They walk in awe through the streets of the Old Town, admire the proud palaces of the New Town, walk down from Prague Castle through the Lesser Town. But you'll know more. You will learn a lot about Czech history, culture, and architecture. But most of all, you'll also get a taste of Prague. You will taste a specialty that was popular in Prague in the 15th century. You will have a glass of Pilsner beer in a pub where the first barrel was opened already in 1843. You will discover the tradition of the open-faced sandwich with more than a century of history. You get a potato pancake at a restaurant that used to be a bank. You'll find a restaurant where all meals are just two bites big. And you can have your soup in the 15th-century tower But you won't just eat and drink. You'll discover a secret garden in the heart of Prague, unknown even to the locals. You will admire the statue of St. Wenceslas riding upside down. You will find the building where the Gestapo rampaged during the war, and a few steps away from Prague's most beautiful synagogue. Walk down Prague's most expensive street past a church with a copy of the Shroud of Turin. See the hotel where Frederic Chopin and Nicollo Paganini stayed. And many, many more In short, you will experience an afternoon you will remember for a long time