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Discover Prague on a small group Segway tour with expert guides, scenic stops, and flexible options—perfect for a fun, authentic city adventure.

If you’re looking for a unique way to explore Prague’s sights beyond the usual walking routes, then a small group Segway tour might just be your new favorite activity. This guided experience typically lasts between 1.5 and 3 hours, covering some of the city’s most interesting spots on a Segway—an eye-catching way to zip through historic streets, parks, and riverbanks alike.
What we really love about this tour is the combination of personalized service—limited to groups of 8 or fewer—and the chance to see places that are often overlooked by standard tours. Plus, being picked up from your hotel adds a layer of convenience to an already fun experience.
One potential consideration is that the tour is not recommended for children under 12 or those weighing over 110 kg, so it’s best suited for active, reasonably fit travelers. If you’re after a lively, engaging, and informative way to spend a couple of hours in Prague, this tour hits the mark for many.

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One of the standout features of this tour is the hotel pickup, which removes the hassle of finding your way to the meeting point. A friendly driver takes you to the area permitted for Segway riding—typically near Park Ladronka, close to Strahov Stadium. This is especially helpful if you’re unfamiliar with Prague’s public transport or prefer to start your adventure stress-free.
Once at the meeting point, your guide provides comprehensive instructions on how to operate the Segway, ensuring even first-timers feel confident. Guides like Jakub and Alex are praised for their patience and knack for explaining things clearly, making beginners feel at ease almost instantly.
Beyond the initial safety briefing, the tour begins at Strahov Stadium—the biggest stadium in the world. Once used for propaganda events, it’s now a football training centre and a fascinating piece of Prague’s architectural history. Reviewers love the fact that you can still visit the stadium itself, and it provides a striking first impression of the scale of Prague’s historical sites.
Next, you’ll glide through the Strahov Monastery Complex, the second oldest monastery in Prague. Here, the church’s walls are decorated with beautiful wall paintings, and you get a chance to enjoy panoramic views of the city from the monastery grounds. This stop usually lasts about 15 minutes, giving you enough time to soak in the atmosphere and snap photos.
The Břevnov Monastery is another highlight: the oldest monastery in Prague and home to the city’s oldest brewery. You might enjoy tasting the famous beer or simply marvel at the picturesque church and peaceful cloisters.
From these historic spots, the tour continues through a scenic park, offering gorgeous views of southern Prague, including the district of Smíchov. As you weave through this lush green space, you’ll appreciate a different perspective of the city—far from the crowded tourist areas.
Finally, the route skirts along the riverside, where you’ll pass by the famous Dancing House—an architectural icon—and enjoy the relaxed vibe of the waterfront. The diverse stops and varied surfaces (off-road, city streets) keep the experience lively and engaging.
Reviews consistently praise the guides, such as Jakub, Alex, and Milica, for their knowledge and friendly demeanor. They don’t just show you sights—they share stories, fun facts, and personal recommendations, making the tour feel more like exploring with a new friend than sitting through a formal presentation.
One reviewer mentioned that Alex went out of his way to recommend a restaurant, which they visited twice because they loved it so much. Other guides have been described as “very patient,” “kind,” and “informative,” helping everyone from first-timers to seasoned Segway riders feel comfortable.
All participants are provided with helmets, and the Segways are kept in excellent condition, according to reviews. The price point of around $71.45 per person offers great value, especially considering the hotel pickup and the small group setting. This intimacy allows guides to give personalized attention and make adjustments based on your comfort level.
You can choose a start time that best fits your schedule—between 9am and 6pm—giving flexibility for morning, afternoon, or evening adventures.
What truly makes this tour shine are the reviews. Visitors commonly mention the guides’ local knowledge, the stunning views, and the fun of riding a Segway. Many describe the experience as “brilliant,” “awesome,” or “a highlight of their trip,” emphasizing how quickly the three hours fly by when you’re having fun and seeing new parts of the city.
Several mention that the tour covers non-touristy locations, giving a more authentic feel of Prague. One reviewer loved the way it started at the Sparta Prague stadium, with “a ton of little fun facts you wouldn’t hear anywhere else.”
The small group size and friendly guides like Jakub and Alex make the experience feel intimate, almost like exploring with a knowledgeable friend rather than a large tour bus.
This massive structure, once a symbol of propaganda, now stands as a monument to Prague’s past. While most visitors only see it from a distance, on this tour, you get close enough to appreciate its impressive scale. The fact that it’s still visitable makes this stop unique.
A highlight for many, this site combines rich history with stunning views. The church’s wall paintings are detailed and colorful, and the panoramic outlook over Prague provides perfect photo ops. Tasting the monastery-brewed beer is optional but highly recommended; reviews note it’s still an active monastery with brewing traditions.
Not only the oldest monastery but also Prague’s oldest brewery, Břevnov offers a peaceful retreat from the city’s busier areas. Visitors rave about the church’s architecture and the chance to experience an authentic piece of Prague’s spiritual and brewing heritage.
The ride through the green spaces offers a refreshing break and excellent viewpoints. The riverfront stretch, including views of the Dancing House, showcases Prague’s modern architectural contrasts against its historic charm.

This Segway tour combines scenic views, historic sites, and local insights—all served up by guides who genuinely enjoy sharing Prague’s stories. The hotel pickup adds convenience, and the flexible schedule makes it easy to fit into most itineraries.
While the price might seem a bit premium, the inclusion of equipment, guide expertise, and the intimate group setting make it worthwhile for those wanting a memorable, active day out. Plus, the reviews confirm that the experience is packed with fun, laughter, and plenty of impressive sights.

If you’re after a fun, interactive, and informative way to see Prague’s lesser-known corners, this tour is perfect. It’s ideal for adventurous travelers who enjoy a bit of balance between history and leisure, as well as those who want to cover more ground than a walking tour affords.
Guides’ friendliness and knowledge make it especially appealing for first-time visitors, and the small group dynamic ensures that everyone feels included. Just bear in mind the age and weight restrictions, as this is not suited for children under 12 or heavier riders.
This small group Segway tour in Prague offers a lively, efficient, and authentic way to discover the city’s hidden gems and iconic sites. The knowledgeable guides, combined with the scenic routes and flexible scheduling, create an experience that appeals to travelers looking for something beyond the usual.
It’s a fantastic value for the price—especially considering hotel pickup and personalized attention—and it suits those who want to combine sightseeing with a bit of fun. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned explorer, this tour is guaranteed to add a memorable twist to your Prague adventure.
For those who love active, engaging experiences with real local insights, this Segway tour is a strong recommendation. Just be sure to meet the physical and age requirements, and you’ll be all set for a fun-filled exploration.
Is hotel pickup included?
Yes, the tour includes a free hotel pickup, which helps start your experience comfortably and hassle-free.
What is the tour duration?
You can choose between approximately 1.5 hours, 2 hours, or 3 hours, depending on your preference and schedule.
Are helmets provided?
Yes, helmets are included and provided for safety during the Segway ride.
Can I participate if I’ve never used a Segway before?
Absolutely. The guide will give thorough instructions, and reviews highlight how easy it is to get comfortable on a Segway, even for first-timers.
Is there a minimum age for this tour?
Yes, it’s not recommended for children under 12 years old.
What is the maximum weight allowed?
The weight limit is 110 kg (242 pounds). Riders above this weight are not permitted to ride.
What should I wear?
Smart casual attire is recommended. Dress appropriately for weather conditions, as the tour operates rain or shine.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start. Cancellations less than 24 hours in advance are non-refundable.
This ride through Prague offers a fantastic combination of fun, comfort, and cultural discovery—perfect for making your trip memorable.