Goldman Company

Goldman Company is a tour operator based in the Karlin neighborhood of Prague, an area known for its blend of historic charm and modern development. The tours typically explore Karlin's streets, highlighting its 19th-century buildings, industrial heritage, and contemporary art scene. Visitors can expect to see landmarks like the Karlin Church of St. Cyril and Methodius, the Invalidovna complex, and the revitalized riverfront. The guides provide insights into the district's transformation from a working-class suburb to a trendy hub. Tours are small-group and walking-based, allowing for an intimate experience. Goldman Company is distinctive for its focus on Karlin, offering a deeper dive into a neighborhood often overlooked by mainstream tourism. The company emphasizes storytelling and local anecdotes, making the history come alive.

Don't miss

• Visit the Karlin Church of St. Cyril and Methodius, a neo-Romanesque landmark
• Explore the Invalidovna, a vast Baroque complex built for war veterans
• See street art and murals along the Karlin riverfront
• Learn about the 2002 floods and the area's recovery
• Stop at local cafés and breweries for a taste of Karlin's food scene

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Goldman Company

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Know before you go

• Wear comfortable walking shoes as the tour covers several kilometers.
• Bring an umbrella or raincoat; tours run rain or shine.
• Photography is allowed; charge your camera for plenty of photo ops.
• Carry a water bottle, especially in summer.

A bit of history

Karlin was founded in the early 19th century as an industrial suburb, later becoming part of Prague. It suffered heavy flooding in 2002 but has since undergone extensive renovation, emerging as a vibrant cultural district.