The Naked Tour Guide

Heartfelt thanks to everyone who purchased tickets for our Tour of Nowhere yesterday. We were really buoyed by the amount of support that we received. Your generosity will help our guides pay their bills during the months ahead. Thanks again, and we look forward to welcoming you to Prague in happier times.

P.S. Postcards will go into the post as soon the Czech Post starts accepting international mail once more.

NIC2020 (Festival of Nothing 2020) is a festival that doesn’t exist. It’s an initiative that was launched in Prague this week to help cultural endeavours who do not receive any state support. You can buy Tickets for Nothing to help support galleries, theatres, performance venues, cinemas, and art spaces. This has inspired us to create our own Tour of Nowhere.

The Tour of Nowhere is a tour that cannot take place. We cannot give you the experience of a real tour of Prague at the moment, but you can show us your support nonetheless. The proceeds from the Tour of Nowhere will provide an income for our guides to enable them to live through this shutdown and to allow Naked Tour Guide to bounce back to life once the pandemic has passed. The symbolic tour of Nowhere will take place at 11am on 1 May, the Czech Day of Love.

Each ticket is valid for one place on the tour. The capacity of this Tour of Nowhere is unlimited, so everyone can join in. We’ll even send you a postcard from Nowhere!

Please consider supporting us today: www.nakedtourguideprague.com

Photo: Amos Chapple, Radio Free Europe

Czech Republic: State of Emergency

A State of Emergency currently exists in the territory of the Czech Republic. As of midnight this evening, our borders will be closed and foreigners will not be admitted into the Czech Republic.

Accordingly, there will be no tours operating between March 15, 2020 and April 12, 2020.

If you have purchased a ticket for a tour scheduled to take place during this time, then you will have the option of a full refund or rescheduling the tour for a later date.

As a small, independent business, we value the support of our customers, and we look forward to welcoming visitors to Prague, once the danger has passed and daily life resumes as normal.

Until then, stay safe.

It's January, so it's cold and dark in Prague at the moment. John and Suzanne are from Scotland, so they are familiar with cold and dark.

Accordingly, they were perfectly dressed (lots of lots of LAYERS) for a sub-zero Prague Castle at Night Tour on Friday. It was cold and dark, but the Castle as deserted, and we really enjoyed having it to ourselves in the quiet of a January evening.