Private tour in Prague Lenka K
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Hi! I am Lenka, and I would like to invite you to my charming city of Prague. Just as Franz Kafka characterized his relationship to the city, I find Prague an impossible place to leave. With just one visit, you also will develop a love affair with this city! I was born in Prague and have lived here my entire life. For almost three decades, I have led as a licensed guide group and individual tours, and I have experience in event planning. I received a degree in civil engineering, and I worked in the field of historic preservation in Prague and Berlin. My clients benefit from my detailed knowledge of buildings, architectural styles, and renovation methods. I enjoy touring various countries in Europe, and I have visited the Middle East and Central Asia. I frequently travel to the United States, where I have visited nearly every state and many major cities. My hobbies are literature, architecture, history, and art. Prague has captivated me since my youth. Even in places I have walked a hundred times, I find something new and beautiful-a minor architectural detail I have overlooked or the play of light and shadows on even the most common buildings. That is the Prague I want to share with you. It is best for visitors to experience these sorts of beautiful yet hidden details during private tour. There is more to this city and this country than castles, buildings, and amazing vistas. I want to convey to you something about life in Prague and how it has changed over the centuries. Since I spent my childhood and my university years in Prague during the communist era, we can discuss life in the 1970s and 1980s in Czechoslovakia, including examples from my personal family history. Let me show you-in person-the picturesque mixture of Prague's architectural styles. Together, we can explore hidden streets, courtyards, and gardens, in addition to the well-known highlights of the city. You also will learn some legends and humorous stories about the city, drink a beer in a good pub, or have coffee and cake in an Art Nouveau café. Although tour groups we encounter may be rushing to see the next attraction on their guide's list, we will enjoy a tour of Prague or of a different Czech town or city at a comfortable pace. Historical Prague contains several medieval towns. As we begin our stroll through just one of them, the memorable combination of colors and curves will enchant you. Prague will reveal to you its houses and churches that have been part of the historical record for ten centuries, something which is rare in a modern city. I will help make Golden Prague-the City of a Thousand Spires-your town. Although the best way to get to know Prague is to walk for hours in good shoes, the city has a very efficient and reliable public transport system that we can use on occasion. If you have little time or if long walks are too taxing, I can arrange a minivan to move us quickly from one interesting location to another. The Czech Republic is one large open-air museum. The landscape changes quickly, and after only a few miles, you encounter yet another castle, one more town and its medieval square, or an additional quaint village with a Baroque church. If you visit a hundred fascinating Czech sites, there are a hundred more waiting to be discovered. If you wish, I can accompany you to a small historical town in the Czech Republic, such as Kutná Hora, the location of Bohemia's medieval silver mines, the fairytale Renaissance town of Český Krumlov, or the former Jewish ghetto and concentration camp at Terezín (Theresienstadt). Perhaps you wish to travel by a hired minivan to one of the Czech Republic's famous castles-there are hundreds from which to choose. Every visitor has a different set of interests, and every tour can be special. We can discuss your wishes and preferences, and I can prepare a custom tour for you. I am deeply engaged in Prague and its history, and I look forward to sharing the city's secrets with you as your private guide. Yours, Lenka -Guiding License for Prague -Master's Degree in Civil Engineering -Guiding License for Jewish Museum in Prague -Guiding License for Prague Castle -Guiding License for the National Gallery I am not a driver. I can accompany you in your vehicle or I can arrange for a separate car and driver.
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This tour is suitable for people who are interested in Jewish culture and the history of Prague's Jewish Town. The tour includes the Old Jewish Cemetery, interiors of Maisel Synagogue, Pinkas Synagogue, Spanish Synagogue, Old-New Synagogue, we will pass at the moment renovated Ceremonial Hall and Klausen Synagogue, The richness of history and legends of this place is phenomenal. You will hear great stories about Golem (the man of clay), and his creator rabbi Löw. The unfortunate history about pogroms (organised killing of Jews), plague epidemics, restrictions and prohibitions for Jews will also be mentioned here. The most unfortunate events around World War II will be explained in Pinkas Synagogue, which is nowadays memorial of 80 000 killed or exterminated Jews from our country. I am looking forward to provide you detailed, and interesting information about lives of Jews in Prague, and in my country.
Old Jewish Cemetery, the interiors of Maisel Synagogue, Pinkas Synagogue (visit inside), Spanish Synagogue (visit inside), Old-New Synagogue (visit inside), and several buildings in the streets around the Old Town Square connected with the life of Franz Kafka and other Jewish writers During Jewish holidays, Jewish Museum in Prague is closed: https://www.jewishmuseum.cz/en/info/visit/opening-hours/ If you would like to see anything else in Prague, do not hesitate to contact me :-).
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Prague, Prague, Czechia
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