I bring together expatriate families through art, architecture, and the spirit of Prague. I organize tours, urban expeditions, and workshops that offer expats a rich taste of Czech culture — and the opportunity to connect with others who share their interests.

I organize two themed walks in Prague every month. Step by step, my group explores the city, with each walk dedicated to a different topic or neighborhood.

I hold a university degree in Economics with a focus on international trade and tourism. I am a licensed Prague guide (Level II) and also certified to guide in the Prague Jewish Museum.

Having lived abroad for about 15 years — in Ukraine, France, and the USA — I returned to my hometown in 2019. Since then, I’ve been passionate about serving as a bridge between Czech culture and newcomers, helping them discover the country’s rich history, architecture, and traditions.

See more at www.prague-expats.com

Valerie Stulikova

Holešovice is located in a strange bend created by the Vltava in the north of Prague. It used to be a factory district with a port. Today, machines have displaced theater companies, clubs and works of art. Hundreds of new apartments and offices are being built here on every free space.

This tour will start with a ferry ride accross the Vltava river, and continue to visit this vibrant part of Prague including Prague Marina.

At this tour you will:

- learn about the Life around the Vltava river, history of Štvanice island, 
- visit former slaughtery house and cattle market, (What is happening there today?)
- see the new statue of Ani Svami - Ukrainian artist who came to Prague because of the Russian invasion,
- visit former Holešovice port - today Prague Marina,
- see some of the chic Cafés and restaurants on the way!  

Meeting point: In front of the Starbucks Café, address: Thámova 681/32, 186 00 Karlín

Holešovice Expedition

Prague is a city that thrives on artistic energy, with creativity spilling onto its streets and walls. 
Across the world, murals have become an integral part of modern cityscapes, transforming blank facades into bold statements of culture, history, and activism. But what exactly is mural art, and why has it become such a defining feature of contemporary urban life?
Join us on a unique Street Art Walk to explore the fascinating world of murals in Prague’s districts Prague 7 and 8. Together, we’ll uncover the stories behind these artworks, decode the messages of their creators, and dive into the dynamic evolution of street art.
Plus, as a special highlight, we’ll visit the area and hotel where Czechoslovakia once planned to host the Olympic Village for the 1980 Olympic Games—a little-known piece of history that adds another layer to our journey.
Ready to see Prague through a whole new lens? ????✨

Art Murals - STREET ART

Easy steps for Tap dance and charleston: class for beginners. Have you ever thought of learning basic steps? Or Charleston? Let´s learn a lively dance which involved turning the knees inwards and kicking out the ankles???? tap dance and Charleston bring good mood and energy!

Tap dance - begginer level

Legacy of Václav Havel. Learn about the importance of the legacy of our first post-communist president and former dissident. Visit the sites connected to this inspirational man’s life and work.

We visit the places that bring us back to Havel’s family, his dissident life and theatre, area of detention and interrogations and sites of today - Vaclav Havel’s library.
You will learn more in detail about life in communism and what consequences it brings to today’s life for Czechs?
I was ten years old when the communist regime collapsed. I was observing the happenings connected to the Velvet revolution as a child. I was present in Kyiv in 2014 when The revolution of dignity started in Ukraine. I can share my experience and compare these two revolutions that shaped our part of the world.
The walk will be filled with discussions of Havel’s books and important quotations. I hope after this 2.5 hour walk, everyone will feel inspired.

Democracy revived - Legacy of Václav Havel

Join us for a unique walking tour dedicated to the remarkable Czech women who shaped the history of our country, fought for women’s rights, and paved the way for equal access to education and careers.

The turbulent history of the 20th century brought many challenges, but it also gave rise to heroic women who stood up against the Nazis during World War II and later resisted the oppressive Communist regime.

What You’ll Discover: 
During this tour, you’ll hear fascinating stories and learn interesting facts, such as:

Why was Marie Čermínová given the artistic nickname Toyen?
What was the role of women in Jewish and Christian families in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, during Franz Kafka’s time?
Who were Franz Kafka’s girlfriends, and how did they influence his work?
How did the role of women evolve during the First Republic and the Communist Era?
How is the Czech Republic addressing gender inequalities today, and who are the iconic women inspiring the younger generation of Czechs?

Route: The walk will cover key areas of the New Town and Old Town in Prague.
Duration: Approximately 2- 2,5 hours
Meeting Point: Karlovo náměstí - in front of the statue of Eliška Krásnohorská
https://1url.cz/X1AND

Celebrate International Women’s Day with a Special Walking Tour

This tour will be like a good cardio exercise together with a lesson of history:

we will visit a 65-meter high viewing gallery of the Bell Tower,
one of the functions of this tower (built 1755) was to observe fires in the neighborhood. We will visit the lodgings of the Tower Watchmen including a "black kitchen". Living at that time was modest compared to our standards,
you will discover how this tower was used during communism - it served as an observation post for the State Security Service (StB) for monitoring the Western embassies located in the surrounding area.
from the tower, we will continue the walk to Kampa Island and learn interesting facts and legends of this area.
Do you know where famous American movies were filmed in Kampa? How much does it cost to the production to use Prague locations as Kampa?
Join us for the tour!

Meeting point: in front of the Bell Tower. Address: Malostranské náměstí 29, Praha 1 - Malá Strana

Bell Tower of St. Nicolas & Kampa

✨ Discover Old Town’s Hidden Corners! 
Think you know Prague’s Old Town? Think again! Join our guided walk through secret alleys, forgotten courtyards, and medieval shortcuts—places even most locals don’t know exist. 
- Stroll past historic houses that once hosted Kafka, Einstein, and Bismarck.
- Uncover the history of the “oldest profession”—how it was regulated by monarchs in the 18th and 19th centuries.
- On the way we will see also prestigious salon GOGO.
- Step into the world of Egon Erwin Kisch, the famous “Raging Reporter” of Prague.
✨ Experience the city’s magical atmosphere, away from the crowds.

Even if you’ve been to Old Town Square a hundred times, this tour will change the way you see it!

Meeting Point: In front of the Powder Gate (Prašná brána) at the cash desk to the tower.
Google Maps: https://1url.cz/p1ANO

Hidden courtyards and alleys, Salon GoGo

Let´s prepare for Easter! 
Do you also feel like the world is changing day by day? Sometimes it seems like everything has turned upside down... And now, just before Easter, it’s the perfect time to slow down and immerse yourself in something beautiful and relaxing! Join us for Pysanky.

You can learn:

- how to decorate eggs using beeswax and dyes
- how to “write” on an eggshell with the instrument “kistka”
Everyone should definitely join us:
- no previous art skills are needed
- the workshop is suitable for both kids and adults

Egg decorating workshop "PYSANKY"

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