7 BEST VIEWS - PRAGUE eBIKE TOUR

Prague is built on seven hills. Walking between them is a workout you didn't ask for. This tour fixes that with electric cruisers. The motor kicks in as you pedal. It gives you a boost that makes steep inclines feel like flat pavement. You won't struggle up the slopes. These bikes have fat tires and suspension too. This helps a lot on the medieval cobblestones. Those stones are famous for rattling your teeth. These bikes handle them better than a standard city cycle. It makes the ride smooth and easy. You still move your legs, but the bike does the heavy lifting on the steep bits. This opens up the city for everyone. You don't need to be an athlete to reach the top of the parks.

You drop back down into Malá Strana after the hills. You'll pass the Schönborn Palace and St. Nicholas Church. The bikes are nimble enough for the narrow alleys. You'll cross the river on bike paths to see the Jewish Quarter and the Rudolfinum. This area is full of history. It’s a good way to see the Old Town without getting stuck in the thickest crowds. The tour ends with some modern local art. You'll see David Černý’s weird sculptures near the Kafka Museum. They are famous for being controversial. Finally, you stop at the John Lennon Wall on Kampa Island. It was a place for protest during the communist years. It’s a great mix of old history and modern czech life. You'll finish the ride with a much better understanding of the city's soul.