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The 10 Best Prague Tours

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There's plenty to see and do in Prague, a guided tour will help you make the most of your trip.

Whether you opt to explore Prague on foot, by bike or by boat, a guided tour will help you make the most of your time in Czechia's capital. Many tours concentrate on Prague's top attractions like the historic center of Prague – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – while others venture farther afield or focus on local food or art. To help you pick which one suits your itinerary best, U.S. News consulted experts and travelers to find the top tours in Prague.

Note: Some tour providers on this list may be running more limited operations due to COVID-19 or may impose testing or vaccine requirements. Check with your tour operator about availability before you book.

Taste of Prague – Prague Foodie Tour

The Prague Foodie Tour takes groups of up to 10 people to five eateries for samples of the city's traditional and modern cuisine. The aim of the outing is to take visitors beyond the usual attractions to places locals frequent. Tour-takers award high marks to the guides for their insights into Czech culinary arts and culture. Reviewers also applaud the quality and quantity of the food and drinks. The walks typically last about four hours and cover less than a mile.

Start times vary, but generally tours depart between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Tours cost 2,800 korunas (or about $121) per person, and that includes food as well as samples of local beer, wine and spirits. Hungry for more? Taste of Prague also offers a dinner and cocktail tour.

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Mijn Praag Tours – Bike Tour Prague

In addition to visiting well-known sights like Wenceslas Square , the Jewish Quarter , the John Lennon Wall and Old Town Square , this relaxed three-hour ride may include a stop for a drink or an unplanned photo opportunity. Along the way, guides share the city's history and show tourists lesser-known spots. Tour leaders are regarded as knowledgeable and adept, according to reviewers. Many refer to the bike tour as the highlight of their Prague visit.

Bike excursions depart daily at 10:30 a.m. Tickets, which include use of a bicycle, start at 30 euros (about $32) per person. Interested in exploring more of the "hidden" side of Prague? The company offers a bike tour that highlights the lesser-known areas of the city, along with a variety of themed walking tours.

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Prague Food Tour – Delicious Food Tour

This tour celebrates traditional Czech cuisine. The half-day outing covers nearly 2 miles and features visits to several Old Town eateries for 10 food samples and beverage pairings (both alcoholic and nonalcoholic). Reviewers rave about the food samples and the entertaining and informative guides who are Prague locals.

Prague Food Tour offers this on-the-go feast several times each day; tours last up to five hours. Tours, which are capped at 10 participants, cost about 2,800 korunas (or roughly $121) per person. The company also offers tours that focus on Prague's famous beer, as well as its contemporary food scene outside the city center.

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Sample Prague’s distinctive food and beer during a tour with Prague City Adventures.

Prague City Adventures – Prague Beer and Tapas Tour

The Prague Beer and Tapas Tour shines a spotlight on the city's local ales and lagers with stops at a microbrewery and three locally owned beer halls for drinks and snack pairings. You could sample lagers, India pale ales, pickled cheese and sausage. Patrons highly praise the food and beverages and appreciate the many helpful tips guides dole out along the way.

Tours, which last about three hours, begin and end in the shadow of the statue of Saint Wenceslas in Wenceslas Square. Excursions are offered every day beginning at 5 p.m. Tickets, which start at 75 euros (about $80), cover the guided tour as well as four beers, some tapas, and tram and metro rides between destinations. Tourgoers must be at least 18 years old. Prague City Adventures runs additional outings, including an evening food tour in Old Town.

SANDEMANs New Europe – Free Tour of Prague

Let a local show you some of Prague top attractions, including its famous astronomical clock in the Old Town Square, the Church of Our Lady before Týn and the Rudolfinum. Along the way, guides offer details about key moments in the city's history, and patrons appreciate the guides' in-depth knowledge and insights.

Three-hour tours take place twice daily starting at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. No fee is charged for this tour, though gratuities are appreciated. SANDEMANs New Europe offers a fee-based tour of Prague Castle , among other tours.

Prague Boats – Cruises to Devil's Channel

According to travelers, gliding along the Vltava River in a boat is a convenient and comfortable way to view must-see sights like Prague Castle and the Charles Bridge . You'll also see plenty of beautiful homes and cruise along Devil's Channel, which contained water mills. As an added bonus, tour-takers describe the commentary provided on this tour as informative. However, other patrons complain of lackluster customer service.

Prague Boats' 50-minute cruises depart from pier No. 3 at the Čech Bridge Dock daily year-round at multiple times. Tickets start at 16 euros (approximately $17) for adults and 10 euros (about $11) for children. Prague Boats offers a number of other river cruises, including dinner cruises.

Free Walking Tour Prague – Prague Old Town

Tour-takers generally find the Prague Old Town tour very entertaining and informative. Along the 2 1/2-hour walk, you'll traverse the city's narrow streets, starting at the Powder Gate at Republic Square (Námestí Republiky ) and ending at the Rudolfinum (where the Czech Philharmonic now performs), as a guide shares insights regarding the architecture and history of Prague's Old Town.

As its name states, Free Walking Tours Prague charges nothing for this outing, though patrons are encouraged to pay what they think the tour is worth at its conclusion. Tours are offered daily starting at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Though the tours are free, reservations are required. The company also runs a free Prague Castle and Charles Bridge walking tour, among others.

The astronomical clock is a top sight in Prague and several tours will teach you how to read it.

SCROOSER Tour – Grand City Tour

Spend two hours sightseeing atop a Scrooser: a wide-tire electric scooter. You'll cruise by the Charles Bridge, Stahov Monastery, Prague Castle and several other sites. You'll also stop at the John Lennon Wall so you can sign it (the company provides markers) and get a Polaroid photo to remember your outing. Travelers regularly praise the tour not only for its wonderful guides, but also as a fun way to see the city. Tour-takers must be at least 15 years old to ride. No driver's license is required.

Tours ride daily at 10 a.m. and 1 and 4 p.m.; a 6 p.m. tour may also be available. Tickets cost approximately 65 euros (about $70) per person. SCROOSER also runs a 90-minute Viewpoints and Castle Tour.

Fun in Prague – The Best of Prague with Lunch and River Cruise

Travelers generally agree this tour from Fun in Prague lives up to the company's name. They praise the informative guides for their storytelling and appreciate the tour's pace. During the six-hour outing, you'll explore Prague on foot and via its public transportation as guides share historic facts. After your Czech lunch, you'll embark on a river cruise where you'll enjoy complimentary refreshments as you admire the sights.

Tours operate daily at 10 a.m. Tickets start at 58 euros (around $62) for adults, with discounts for teens and children. Tickets include all food and drink, as well as tickets for the tram and boat. Fun in Prague also hosts a variety of beer tours.

Uniline Tours – Karlštejn Castle and Koněprusy Caves

After you've explored Prague's history and culture, travel to other Czech sites on this daytrip. The nine-hour tour departs from Prague and first visits Koněprusy Caves, the largest cave system in the area where Celtics once worshipped. After lunch, you'll visit Karlštejn Castle where Bohemian royalty once lived and today holds a large collection of artifacts and art. Travelers rave about their tour guides and the sights.

Trips leave at 8 a.m. Tuesday to Sunday. Fees start at 249 euros (about $265) for adults. Uniline also runs a daytrip to Kutna Hora.

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Tours in Prague

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Prague offers relaxed atmosphere, breathtaking views, rich history, the great Emperor Charles IV, Jewish Quarter, The Astronomical Clock. See it all on your guided tour. Group or private - we offer both.

Tours to Prague Castle

The monumental Prague Castle is much loved by the Czech and the whole world. Visit the largest ancient castle in the world. Some tours are with admissions. As locals, we ae very proud of the castle and its history.

Tours to Charles Bridge

Emperor Charles IV. was very busy during his days. Walk on the 14th century Charles Bridge and feel the history pouring into you...Fall in love with the views of the Prague Castle standing proudly above the bridge.

Guided tours in Prague

Explore Prague, discover the most attractive places and learn about their history. Friendly guides will introduce you to the most important things, tell you interesting stories, and recommend local attractions.

Private tours in Prague

Just you and your guide! Get to know the most beautiful places in Prague in private or only with your loved ones. Safe anti-covid tours with knowledgeable guides will ensure you unforgettable moments on the most attractive spots.

Old Town Square tours

Visit the most beautiful square in Prague! A must-see for all lovers of history and architecture. See the unique medieval Astronomical Clock adorning the Old Town City Hall, Church of Our Lady before Týn, or magnificent St Nicholas church.

Historical center tours

Take a walk around the very heart of Prague. From the Old Town, most ancient Prague´s quarter, through picturesque Jewish Quarter, across magic Charles Bridge, you will get to Lesser Town and the biggest castle complex in the world, Prague Castle.

Jewish Quarter tours

Choose your Prague Jewish Quarter tour. You will get to know the most ancient synagogue in Europe, The Jewish Ceremonial Hall, the famous Old Jewish Cemetery, and other monuments that survived the Nazi occupation.

Prague Lesser Town tours

Wander around Prague Lesser Town, the most romantic quarter of Prague abounding with magnificent palaces and gardens. You will see the breathtaking St Nicholas church and picturesque Kampa Island with the famous Lennon Wall.

Vyšehrad tours

Get to know Vyšehrad, the oldest settlement in Prague, home to the first Czech kings and place where Antonín Dvořák, Bedřich Smetana, or Alfons Mucha got buried. Vyšehrad park offers a 360-degree view of Prague, so enjoy breathtaking views of the city!

Special tours

Do you want to get to know Prague while enjoying your daily portion of running? Or will you become a professional Prague photographer for a while? Choose from some specialized and unique tours and experience Prague differently!

Prague's opera houses

Online tickets for guided tours of Prague's most beautiful theatres: The National Theatre, the Estates Theatre and the State Opera. Explore the plentiful interiors, find out about the history, see the perks! Tours are conducted in English language.

Bus tours in Prague

Bus tours of Prague are a great way to quickly get to know the city and get a basic orientation. Explore Prague Old Town, Prague New Town, the Lesser Town, Prague Castle, and other beautiful parts of Prague without having to get off the bus.

World War II tours

How did the people of Prague live during World War II? How did they resist the horrors of the occupation? Discover memorable places in Prague, where the dramatic moments of World War II took place, get to know the brave heroes of that time.

Food & Drinks tours

Would you like to taste what we Czechs like to eat? Knowledgeable guides will show you where to try the best specialties of Czech cuisine. Visit some of Prague’s famous historical breweries and indulge in an array of Bohemia’s finest beers.

Museums & galleries

Book your tickets to the most attractive Prague museums and art galleries. Discover the rich collections of the world and Czech painters, see extraordinary works by contemporary local artists. Get to know Prague´s cultural richness.

Towers of Prague

A must-see in Prague: climb up the ancient Prague towers and enjoy breathtaking views of Prague. Some towers offer permanent exhibitions. Admire the Prague Old Town Tower and explore the Astronomical Clock from the inside.

Musicals in Prague

Visit Karlín Music Theatre or Hybernia Theatre in Prague to see the world ´s renowned musicals such as Jesus Christ Superstar, Sister Act or Czech popular musical Galileo etc. Look forward to top cast, great production, a lovely experience.

Sightseeing cruises

Take a boat tour and enjoy unique views of Prague´s most beautiful sights. Whether you treat yourself to a romantic dinner on board or choose an hour-long guided cruise, you will get to know Prague from the river Vltava like never before from its banks.

Day trips from Prague

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Top-rated tours in Czechia aim to get you familiarized with our beloved country: group or private tours will take you to the concentration camp Terezín, spa Karlovy Vary, scenic Český Krumlov or Kutná Hora with its famous Ossuary.

Český Krumlov tours

Don´t miss the most popular day trip from Prague! Český Krumlov is a magic UNESCO-listed town located in the south of the Czech Republic. Get lost in its romantic narrow aisles, admire Renaissance frescos, see the fairy-tale Český Krumlov Chateau.

Guided tours from Prague

Explore the Czech Republic, discover the most attractive places and learn about their history. Friendly and knowledgable guides will introduce you to the most important things, tell you interesting stories, and recommend local attractions.

Kutná Hora tours

Only one hour away from Prague, you will discover a uniquely preserved medieval silver mining city with the Gothic masterpiece, the Cathedral of St Barbara. If you like unusual things, don´t miss the macabre Bone Chapel in nearby Sedlec.

Karlovy Vary tours

Book your tour to Karlovy Vary and spend a great day in the most famous Czech spa town. Admire the splendid buildings, enjoy the elegance of its collonades, taste Becherovka liqueur and spa wafers, visit Moser glassworks factory, and much more.

Terezín tours

The Terezín Memorial honors the victims of the Nazi persecution during WWII. Although the exhibition is emotionally draining, it carries an important message. At these awful times, facing death daily, the prisoners kept a strong will to live and love.

Karlštejn Castle tours

Get online tickets for Karlštejn Castle tour, one of the most beautiful and famous Czechia's castles founded in the 14th century by the Emperor Charles IV. See the magical Karlštejn town,enjoy the surroundings of the castle.

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The 10 Best Prague Tours

Old town tours.

Most visitors to Prague quite rightly make a beeline for the Old Town, which is the atmospheric heart of the historic city. These classic Prague tours swing by the castle, take you deep into the Jewish Quarter , and reveal the intriguing legends of the Czech capital.

Guided walking tours are the ultimate way to explore, with an expert local who can show you both the hotspots and the hidden gems.

City tours can also take place on a boat, hop-on hop-off bus , or bike if you fancy seeing the city a little differently. If you want to turn heads, an e-scooter excursion gives you something to write home about!

Prague Castle Visit

The 9 th -century castle complex is the centerpiece of many Prague tours. Formerly the residence of the Bohemian kings, today the castle is the official office of the country’s president.

This UNESCO site is home to houses, churches, and towers, sprawling across a whopping 750,000 square feet. Highlights of your visit include the Old Royal Palace, St. George’s Basilica, and the grand St. Vitus Cathedral, where you can see the tombs of St. Wenceslas and Charles IV.

There’s so much to discover that it can feel a little overwhelming, which is why a guided tour will help you make sense of it all.

Prague Free Walking Tours

A great way to figure out the lay of the land at the start of your trip is with a walking tour . Not only will you get to know your way around the key sights, but it also won’t cost an arm and a leg either!

These meanders often take in the Old Town and Jewish Quarter , as well as the famous Charles Bridge and the castle . Some have a theme, with World War II and hidden mysteries and legends being the most popular.

The beauty of free walking tours is that you simply tip the guide after the excursion with an amount that reflects how well it went.

Astronomical Clock

The Astronomical Clock Tower is the icon of the city and pops up on most Prague tours. Sitting on the Old Town Square, this medieval mechanical clock attracts curious visitors to witness the theatrical hourly chimes. It displays the positions of the earth, sun, and moon in an intricate display, and is the oldest such clock still in operation.

If you think the clock is incredible, then just wait until you see the views from the top of the tower! These visits often also include the old town hall, the Gothic Chapel of the Virgin Mary, and the ceremonial state halls.

Vltava River Cruises

Made famous by Czech composer Bedřich Smetana, the Vltava River snakes sleepily through the city, on its journey from the high mountains to the Bohemian countryside. Taking a boat cruise on this great river is a must, as it shows you a different perspective of Prague. It’s also one of the most relaxing ways to explore!

By day, enjoy a sightseeing ride and see historical Prague from the water, with highlights being views of the castle and Charles Bridge.

As night falls, tuck into a romantic dinner cruise with live music and drinks, while seeing the city illuminated against the inky sky.

Jewish Quarter Tour

Many European cities have a distinct Jewish Quarter, and Prague is no different. Exploring this ancient district opens the door to the city’s past, as well as its present.

You’ll visit the Maisel, Pinkas, and Klausen synagogues while learning how this resilient community has made its mark on history. Pop into the Jewish cemetery, where thousands of tombstones tell their own stories.

Your guide will bring the tales and legends of this unique district to life as you stroll along the charming streets. This is one of the most stirring Prague tours on offer, so if you’re into history, then book a ticket today.

If you want to see Prague through different eyes, then a Communism-themed walking tour will get those brain cells whirring.

Your expert local guide will reveal the history of communism while showing you around sites associated with the Velvet Revolution and the Prague Spring. World War II excursions are also available for those interested in how Prague faired during the Nazi occupation.

You'll be exploring both the Old and New Towns, with stops at key attractions along the way. Enjoy a visit to the famous 1950s Nuclear Bunker, check out the Communism Museum, and fill up with lunch at an authentic working-class canteen.

Ghosts and Legends Night Tour

Prepare to get seriously spooked on these eerie Prague tours. The city takes on a whole new persona at night, and you’re about to delve deep into the legends and mysteries that lurk in the shadows.

The Old Town and the Prague castle are the main stages, where ghosts and ghouls can’t wait to reveal themselves. Listen to spine-tingling tales about former residents as you creep down medieval alleyways and discover the myths behind the skeleton on the Astronomical Clock .

Keep an eye out for mischievous elves in the castle complex and beware the headless horseman who still trots along the streets after dark.

Terezin Concentration Camp Day Trip from Prague

For those wanting to learn more about World War II and Czech-Jewish history, a day trip to the Terezin Concentration Camp is a popular choice. The visit is educational and moving, and you’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for this troubled period in history.

At the camp, you’ll discover the Small Fortress, which used to be the notorious Gestapo prison, and the Ghetto Museum. See the crematorium and prayer room and pay your respects to the victims of the Nazis at the National Cemetery.

During the visit, you can watch a Nazi propaganda film about Terezin and admire the heart-breaking art created by some of the camp prisoners.

Medieval Dinner and Show

Travel back in time to the medieval period and feast like kings and queens at a themed dinner and show. Held in an atmospheric tavern in the center of the historic city, the dinners come with five courses and free-flowing drinks. You’ll be in a merry mood in no time!

As you tuck into dishes of roast pork and fried fish, you’ll be entertained by a court of swashbuckling swordsmen, belly dancers, and comical jugglers.

This is a fun and unique way to spend an evening, and for a few hours, you’ll forget that you’re actually in the 21 st century!

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Planning your visit to prague, about prague.

The capital of the Czech Republic has a rich heritage and offers unbridled appeal for photographers, artists, and historians alike.

It’s a romantic city, full of architectural charm and old-world streets that you can imagine have changed little over time. Yet the modern era has found its way in too, and you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to eating out and evening entertainment options.

Easy flight connections from abroad have propelled Prague to the top of the European leaderboard when it comes to cultural weekend breaks. It’s been popular for some years but has managed to retain its authenticity and has something to offer everyone.

Good to know before arriving

Staying in the city for a few days? The multi-day Prague Card makes sightseeing simple with discounts for key attractions, tours, and shows. Combine it with a hop-on hop-off bus tour to keep transport logistics seamless.

Getting around Prague is easy, with a convenient metro system and vintage trams covering all the tourist hotspots. Just purchase your tickets at the yellow machines which are available at most stops. Many of the sights are walkable too.

Prague is a very popular destination, especially in summer, so get up early to avoid the crowds or visit out of season for a more peaceful experience.

Places and experiences that cannot be missed

The Old Town should be your first point of call, but if you want something more unusual than the classic Prague tours, hop on a Segway and discover the city’s hidden neighborhoods. Don’t miss Golden Lane, where colorful 16 th -century houses once belonged to the city’s goldsmiths.

To really get into the Czech spirit, attend a concert at the splendid Lobkowicz Palace up in Prague Castle . Or, if you can’t get enough of the medieval vibe, visit Vyšehrad Castle or take a day trip to Cesky Krumlov and Karlovy Vary .

On a budget? You can see the Astronomical Clock and walk across Charles Bridge for free!

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Best things to do and see in Prague

Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and it is known as the “City of a Hundred Spires” or the “Golden City.” This European capital is one of the most visited destinations by tourists in the entire world and not only because of its beauty, but because it is practically a museum where tourists can walk through its neighborhoods and witness Prague’s historic, architectural and cultural legacy. Few cities in Europe can compete with all Prague has to offer, culturally and in terms of its many monuments. Prague’s many squares and corners all have a rich story to tell, full of interesting local history that will bring your holiday to life and ensure you a visit that you will remember for a lifetime. 

When it comes time to plan out what to see in a city that is this packed with amazing monuments, it’s more important than ever to have some criteria based on how much time you’ll have to explore, this way you get to see all those must-see places on your list without missing anything too important. If you end up doing a free tour in Prague (in the morning, afternoon, or evening) with a local guide, you will have the opportunity to see the places that are most significant or emblematic, places like Prague Castle, Charles’ Bridge, the Cathedral, the Old Town Square, Wenceslao Square, the Dancing House, the Prague Astronomical Clock, The Jewish Neighborhood, the Spanish Synagogue, or the John Lennon Wall.

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Bask in the splendor, history, and romance of Europe’s regal capital cities of Prague, Vienna, and Budapest. Your journey starts in Prague, the noble capital of the Czech Republic. Your adventure continues in Vienna, where you’ll delight in the Baroque marvels of the Schönbrunn Palace, the summer retreat of the Habsburg dynasty for more than 200 years. Listen to the lineage of Vienna’s history and indulge in a performance featuring the works of Mozart and Strauss, two former Viennese residents. In Budapest, visit a 14th-century Hungarian castle. Enjoy traditional entertainment, local cuisine, and a glimpse into this region’s eminent past.

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• Prague Castle
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• Visit the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, a summer retreat of the Habsburg dynasty.

Discover Budapest’s iconic sights through the eyes of an expert.

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Tour the majestic Prague Castle.

Get a glimpse into Hungary’s communist past during an exclusive talk with a local.

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Join local residents for a community hosted lunch in Dunaalmas.

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In Vienna, you have the choice between 3 activities. Your first option is to venture down the Danube to the medieval town of Durnstein. From here, cruise to the 11th-century Melk Abbey. Your second option is to join a local guide in the Belvedere Museum, home to Gustav Klimt’s iconic painting The Kiss. Your third option is to enjoy a leisurely morning before attending a Viennese Waltz lesson in the afternoon.

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Local culinary specialties await as you start a fantastic evening out in Budapest at one of the most popular local restaurants. Sit down to a dinner of creative Hungarian cuisine in a traditional Hungarian setting. After dinner, embark on a romantic evening cruise on the Danube. Discover the beauty of Budapest’s beautiful landmarks illuminated by the evening sky, sipping on a glass of wine as you glide down the river's beautiful waters. A selection of beverages is included on board.

Prague’s Jewish Quarter, the historic Josefov, tells the moving and powerful stories of a community with roots in Prague dating back to the 10th century. This history comes alive on a guided tour of the neighborhood where Jewish residency was confined by law in the 13th century. Hear stories of success, heartbreak, perseverance and persecution. Learn about the golom, the automaton of ancient Jewish legends which protected 16th-century Jews. Visit the Old Jewish Cemetery, where more than 12,000 graves are carefully fit into a tiny space, the oldest dating back to 1439. Explore the Jewish Museum and its synagogues and learn of their significance.

Visit the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, a summer retreat of the Habsburg dynasty.

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