easy
1 hr 30 mins
Suitable for most fitness levels with light urban walking and street surfaces.
Step into 18th-century Prague with The Nightwatchman’s plague doctor tour, revealing chilling stories and hidden sites from the Black Death’s grip on the city. Discover resilience, medical history, and local landmarks on this unforgettable walk.
Be at Seminářská 175/2 at least 5 minutes before the tour starts to avoid missing the group.
Expect moderate walking on city streets; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable throughout the 90-minute tour.
Dress according to season—layers are ideal as the tour is outdoors with some street exposure.
The tour is interactive, so prepare your curiosity—guides welcome questions about the plague and historical details.
Prague’s Black Death outbreak in 1713 deeply influenced the city's architecture and healthcare practices, with St. Francis Hospital playing a key role in treatment.
Efforts to preserve Prague’s historic sites ensure that tours like this one minimize impact by following set routes and educating visitors on local heritage.
To comfortably navigate city streets and cobblestones during the tour.
Layer up for changing weather, especially during cooler or rainy months.
spring|fall|winter specific
Stay hydrated during warmer months while walking through Prague’s Old Town.
summer specific
For convenience carrying essentials and any purchases or souvenirs.