Hop-On Hop-Off Prague Bus Tour 2026

LANDMARKS ON THE RED LINE BUS ROUTE

The first stop of the Red Line bus tour is located near the Hilton Hotel. There, you can enjoy visiting several theaters and art galleries, such as the Prague City Museum and the Karlin Musical Theater. After seeing everything that piques your interest, hop on the bus and continue your exploration. Next, on the Red Line bus route, you'll be approaching the iconic Prague Castle. This landmark is definitely worth exploring, so make sure you hop off here! As you continue, you'll have the chance to visit the Strahov Monastery and its famous brewery, a perfect place to quench your thirst. Later, you'll be passing through the Smíchov and the Nové Město districts; both of them are home to important landmarks. For example, you can see the Švandovo Divadlo theater, visit the Dancing House, and take a stroll through Kampa Island. The Red Line will then take you to the Vinohrady district. Visit the Museum of Antonín Dvořák, the beautiful Church of St. Ludmila, and relax at the Folimanka Park. The last stop of the Red Line bus route is the Hlavní nádraží, which is Prague's main train station.

LANDMARKS ON THE GREEN LINE BUS ROUTE

Board the Green Line bus route and begin by exploring the downtown district. This is a vibrant part of Prague with numerous bars and pubs, but also important historical buildings such as the Powder Tower. As you might have guessed, the Powder Tower was once used to store gunpowder, and today, it is a popular museum with a stunning viewpoint. The next stop is near the Hilton Hotel, where you can switch bus routes and hop on the Red Line. A little later on, you'll arrive at the Old Town Square. There, you can see the Astronomical Clock, Jan Hus Memorial, Church of Our Lady before Týn, and the Old Town Hall. Next, you can hop off near the Prague Castle stairs and visit the Palace Gardens as well as the Franz Kafka Museum. Your journey continues to the Lesser Town Square and the Baroque-styled Church of St. Nicholas. Arriving at the Nové Město district, you can admire the unusual aesthetics of the Dancing House. Before the Green Line ends at the main train station, be sure to hop off at Wenceslas Square. Two significant protests against communist rule took place in this square. In 1968, during the Prague Spring, and in 1989, during the Velvet Revolution. You can learn more about it during the bus tour if you choose to listen to the audio commentary.

THE OPTION TO BOOK THE BLUE LINE

Besides the two bus tours, where you’ll get to see all the best Prague attractions, the Hop-On Hop-Off Prague also offers a cruise along the Vltava River – named the Blue Line. Upgrade your experience and see Prague from a different perspective. You can easily arrive at the Nemocnice Na Františku (Boat Station) by taking the Green Line and hopping off at the third station. The cruise will take you up and down the Vltava River.