Estate Theatre: Self-Guided Audio Tours

Dive into the heart of Old Prague with this self-guided audio tour, perfect for those fascinated by history and architecture. As you navigate the picturesque cobblestone streets, discover the rich tales etched onto the ancient house signs of the city's storied buildings. With each sign, uncover secrets of long-ago residents and emperors and learn about the guilds that shaped local culture. Starting at 'At the Golden Beehive,' this tour weaves through the Old Town's most captivating alleys, ending at the grand 'Small Square.' Along the way, encounter the 'House at the Two Golden Bears,' one of the most beautiful Renaissance house signs, and marvel at the emblematic 'House at the Three Silver Roses.' As you stroll, engage with the visible history these signs present, offering a window into bygone lifestyles and traditions. By the end of your journey, the silent stories behind Prague's facades will have painted a picture as rich and intricate as the city itself. This self-guided exploration promises a memorable trip through time, leaving you with lasting impressions of Prague's artistic heritage and tales that have withstood the test of time.

Delve into the maze-like streets of Prague on this immersive Self-Guided Audio Tour, showcasing the pivotal places that famed writer Franz Kafka once roamed. Literature enthusiasts and culture seekers alike will find themselves spellbound by the narratives that shaped one of the 20th century's most intriguing literary figures. Starting at Franz Kafka Square, you'll chart a path through transformative locales including schools Kafka attended, his writing haunts, and the landmarks that colored his most memorable works. Ending at the striking Quadrio shopping center, the presence of the colossal Kafka head sculpture marks not just the culmination of your journey, but also the lingering spirit of Kafka's legacy across Prague. Along the route, you'll pass through iconic settings such as the New City Hall, Klementinum, and the historic Jewish Quarter, each holding its unique tie to Kafka's existence and his profound link with Prague. Confront the contrasts of Old Town's charm with modern-day remembrances and encounter the architectural marvels which whisper tales of Kafka's life and times. By the tour's close, the captivating experiences will leave you with a vivid imprint of Kafka's world—the cobblestones underfoot, the gothic spires overhead, and the profound resonance of his stories that continue to echo through the city's enigmatic alleys and squares.