Kampa Park15 min
Kampa Island
Known as the "Venice of Prague," Kampa Island is one of the city's most charming and picturesque neighborhoods. Nestled between the Vltava River and a historic canal, this peaceful island is filled with colorful buildings, riverside paths, hidden gardens, and postcard-perfect views. Learn about the island's unique history and discover why it has become a favorite destination for artists, photographers, and locals alike. Nearby, you'll encounter stories of freedom, creativity, and resilience that helped shape modern Prague. Combining beauty, culture, and tranquility, Kampa Island offers a completely different side of the city that many visitors never have the chance to experience.
Museum KampaSet in a historic mill beside the Vltava, Museum Kampa brings modern Central European art to one of Prague’s prettiest riverside spots. Cruise over for a mix of bold sculptures, waterfront views, and a creative side of the city just steps from the bustle.
The John Lennon WallPrague’s John Lennon Wall is an ever-changing explosion of street art, Beatles lyrics, and messages of peace—a colorful symbol of freedom dating back to communist times. Hop off your e-bike for a photo and soak up the rebellious spirit of one of the city’s most iconic spots.
Nove Mesto (New Town)15 min
New Town Prague Nové Město
Discover the vibrant heart of modern Prague in New Town, a district founded by Emperor Charles IV in the 14th century that has become the center of the city's political, cultural, and commercial life. Ride through grand boulevards, historic squares, and elegant architecture while uncovering stories of kings, revolutionaries, artists, and visionaries who helped shape the Czech nation. Explore the famous Wenceslas Square, where pivotal events such as the Velvet Revolution changed the course of history, and learn how Prague evolved from a medieval kingdom into a thriving European capital. Blending history, culture, architecture, and local life, New Town offers a fascinating contrast to Prague's medieval Old Town and provides a deeper understanding of the city's past, present, and future.
Jan Palach SquareNamed after the student who became a symbol of resistance to Soviet occupation, Jan Palach Square brings Prague’s powerful history right to the riverfront. Park your e-bike and take in the grand Rudolfinum, with Prague Castle rising across the Vltava.
The Old-New SynagogueStep into the legends of Prague’s Jewish Quarter at the Old-New Synagogue, a Gothic landmark that’s stood for over 700 years. This still-active synagogue is famously linked to the tale of the Golem, a clay guardian said to have protected Prague’s Jewish community.
Old Town SquareOld Town Square is Prague’s spectacular outdoor stage, where Gothic towers, colorful façades, and the famous Astronomical Clock compete for your attention. Hop off your e-bike and soak up centuries of history in the buzzing heart of the city.
National Gallery Prague - Convent of St. AgnesNational Gallery Prague brings centuries of creativity to life, from medieval masterpieces to bold modern art, across some of the city’s most impressive buildings. Along your ride, discover how Prague’s artistic spirit stretches far beyond its postcard-perfect streets.
Lovers Bridge PragueMánes Bridge serves up sweeping views of Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and the Vltava flowing beneath your wheels. Named after Czech painter Josef Mánes, it’s a picture-perfect spot for a romantic pause on your ride through Prague.
Finish your ride at Mlýnská kavárna, a laid-back café tucked inside a historic mill on Kampa Island. Grab a drink, rest your legs, and swap your favorite moments from the tour beside the peaceful Čertovka canal.
3-hour Complete Prague Bike Tour
Prague E-Bike City Tour with A Local Guide
