Prague Hybernia Theatre Self-Guided Audio Tour

Explore Prague's Hybernia Theatre district at your own pace with a self-guided mobile audio walk and discount vouchers.

Getting started

Begin by downloading the Hybernia Theatre Walk audio guide on your mobile phone and plugging in your headphones. Start the route in New Town, near the Municipal House and opposite the Gothic Powder Tower, and follow the app's directions. Move between stops whenever you are ready, since there is no live guide or fixed schedule.

What to expect

Hybernia Theatre and New Town surroundings

This self-guided walk focuses on the historic theatre district around the Hybernia Theatre in Prague's New Town. You explore only the exteriors and surrounding streets, using your phone as your guide.

Features

• Navigate with the Hybernia Theatre Walk audio guide on your mobile phone, which uses GPS-triggered commentary to lead you between stops in the district.
• Listen to the audio guide available in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Czech, Polish, Russian, and simplified Chinese, so you can follow the stories in a language you are comfortable with.
• Stand next to the Municipal House and look across to the Gothic Powder Tower, using the commentary to understand how this junction frames the entrance to Prague's historic center.
• Walk around a former Baroque church that has been transformed into the modern Hybernia Theatre, and hear how the building shifted from sacred space to performance venue.
• Continue to the Baroque palace of Count Sporck, where Antonio Vivaldi once staged his operas, and hear how this address connected Prague to the wider European music scene.
• Pause at the Palladium shopping center to spot a rare 12th-century toilet from a lavish Romanesque palace, now on display inside a bookshop, illustrating how layers of Prague's past sit beneath everyday life.
• Use the included discount vouchers at selected local spots, adding value as you move between stops and choose where to take a break.
• Follow the narrative as it traces roughly 900 years of Prague's history under your feet, from medieval foundations to the present-day city streets.
• Take advantage of a curated selection of atmospheric local restaurants and bakeries along the route, where you can try traditional Czech pastries and desserts between audio stops.