126 activitati in Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC

Travel back in time with this fascinating three-hour walking tour of Jewish Prague, where you will be moved by the city's interesting yet tragic history as well as take in some of the areas most important landmarks. Highlights - Stroll through the heart of the Jewish Quarter - Hear interesting stories and learn about the traditions and customs - Visit a few of the Synagogues and visit the oldest Jewish cemetery in Europe Few cities can boast a richer Jewish culture than stunning Prague, where Josefov, the Jewish Quarter, is packed with interesting sites. During this private tour discover the only Central European Jewish Quarter that survived the Holocaust, the birthplace of Franz Kafka, and the triumphs and tragedies of this resilient community. Wander through Josefov encountering traditions, customs and stories at every turn. See the oldest preserved synagogue in Europe, which some say holds the bones of the Golem, a mythical monster made of clay brought to life. The Old New Synagogue is one of six in the quarter, each holding priceless Torah scrolls and beautifully decorated by skilled craftsmen. Visit several of them and then continue exploring the ghetto to discover the Kafka monument and the Jewish Town Hall with its quaint little tower. Then head to the oldest Jewish cemetery in Europe, dating back to the 15th century when it was in use for 300 years. Here the huge demand for graves meant that people were buried twelve deep in places. As you explore the lively and beautiful Jewish Quarter you’ll also learn about the persecution of the Jews, the horror of the Pogroms, and the tragic fate of the Czech Jews taken to the concentration camp at Theresienstadt, never to return. Rich in memories and both sombre and joyful in turn, the Jewish Quarter is testament to a remarkable people, who have overcome tremendous suffering with dignity, courage and hope. Languages Spanish

Allow yourself a taste of real Czech hospitality during this fun folklore party excursion. An evening of dinner, drinks and entertainment are in store for you, in a relaxed and informal atmosphere, where you can sit back and observe or you can join in for some traditional dancing. Your every need is taken care of for this night of fun and folklore, so you can really appreciate the strong social element of Czech culture. A bus will take you to a typical Czech restaurant where you will be offered an aperitif before partaking of a traditional dinner with unlimited beer, wine or non-alcoholic drinks, and coffee to finish. Throughout the course of your meal, you will be able to enjoy a folklore programme of live music and dancing, with the chance to try out some dancing of our own! Creating a casual atmosphere, you will almost feel like you are at a local friends’ house for a night of conversation and laughter. At the end of a delightful evening, you will come away feeling as if you have had a night out in the style of a true local. You can relax into your evening knowing that your return journey back to Republic Square is taken care of, so no need to worry about making your own way back. All you have to do is eat, drink and be merry! Languages English and Spanish always available, with German, French, Russian and Italian on request. All tours are usually multilingual.

Allow yourself a taste of real Czech hospitality during this fun folklore party excursion. An evening of dinner, drinks and entertainment are in store for you, in a relaxed and informal atmosphere, where you can sit back and observe or you can join in for some traditional dancing. Your every need is taken care of for this night of fun and folklore, so you can really appreciate the strong social element of Czech culture. A bus will take you to a typical Czech restaurant where you will be offered an aperitif before partaking of a traditional dinner with unlimited beer, wine or non-alcoholic drinks, and coffee to finish. Throughout the course of your meal, you will be able to enjoy a folklore programme of live music and dancing, with the chance to try out some dancing of our own! Creating a casual atmosphere, you will almost feel like you are at a local friends’ house for a night of conversation and laughter. At the end of a delightful evening, you will come away feeling as if you have had a night out in the style of a true local. You can relax into your evening knowing that your return journey back to Republic Square is taken care of, so no need to worry about making your own way back. All you have to do is eat, drink and be merry!

Be transported to a night of wonder and awe as you see the beautiful city of Prague lit up at night. Capture the many sights of this stunning city from the road and from the river as you tour by boat and by bus. Boarding at the grand city gate, the Powder Tower, travel to the Vltava River where an air-conditioned pleasure boat awaits you. As you sip your welcome aperitif, you can peruse the wide selection of dishes available at the delicious hot and cold buffet. Cruise along the River Vltava enjoying the ambience created by the pleasant musical accompaniment. Gaze at the fantastic views of the river, lined by well-lit historic monuments such as the Rudolfinum, home to the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, with its neo-Renaissance style architecture, as it stands on the banks of the river. Let your eyes be drawn to the romantic elegance of the stunning arches of Charles Bridge, with the majestic Prague Castle as a regal backdrop. Allow the gentle flow of the river guide you and the rhythms of the music relax you as you delight in the glowing sights along the river. Let the romance of the evening continue as you go on a short bus tour of other enchanting places in Golden Prague. Your night of illumination and delight may come to an end in Republic Square, but your romance with the city of Prague is sure to continue. Languages English and Spanish

Welcome to Folklore Garden! Spend a beautiful evening in a tradition restaurant and enjoy a typical dinner with a folklore show. Our show is located in area of a small castle and a romantic folklore village in the atmosphere of old countryside settings. In the rustic restaurant after the welcome drink (mead) – the delicious liquor made of Moravian honey you will be welcomed by our Evening Manager and our multi-lingual witty entertainers. In our rustic restaurant you will be served a four-course meal accompanied by unlimited drinks (beer, white/red wine, soft drinks, mineral water). Dinner is served in the centre of the tables, creating an atmosphere of a garden party. Our traditional menu: Starter – spread cheese with bread Soup – potato soup Main course – three kinds of meat on the grill (pork neck, chicken drumsticks, smoked pork) Side dishes – assortment of fresh vegetables, mashed potatoes with fried onion, baked potatoes on fresh herbs Dessert – apple pie with coffee or tea We also order vegetarian menu, fish menu, duck menu, no pork menu. In case of any diet we will prepare. Any diet (gluten free etc.) or special request is no problem. Following the tasty food cooked as per the original Czech recipe you can enjoy the traditional music and dance. All musicians and other staff are dressed in traditional folk costumes. During our 2,5 h long show you can play an active role in the performance – learn how to dance, try to sing the Czech songs, you can experience playing traditional folk music instruments, you can try traditional folk costumes, participate on games. For your kids we have coloring books and crayons as a present. At the end of the show the ensemble performs with the guests national songs of the countries where our guests come from. You will have chance to buy typical Czech products and products of modern folklore. After show return to your location: during the drive back it is a great opportunity to view the Prague city by night, the illumination of Prague is simply breath taking. Languages The Show is in English

Discover the hidden charms of Karlovy Vary and find out for yourself why this historical city reaps in the crowds! Highlights - Immerse yourself in the hot springs of Karlovy Vary - Stroll through the historical spa city - Reflect on the beauty of glass and crystal at the Moser factory Enjoy the chance to try out the healing properties of the springs that have attracted visitors since the 1700’s. Situated in the area of western Bohemia, Karlovy Vary has a history dating back to the Middle-Ages. With a long established reputation as a spa town, it boasts 12 main springs, 300 smaller ones and the warm-water Tepla River. Legend tells that the healing qualities of the springs were first acclaimed by the city’s founder, King Charles IV, in 1370. Another celebrated aspect of the city is its heritage of glass and crystal manufacturing, with the Moser Factory leading the way in this industry. Reflect on the beauty and see first-hand the shining examples of many historical and prizewinning glass and crystal creations, as well as learn more of the distinctive qualities of crystal and the history of the Moser Company. Stroll through the streets and immerse yourself in the beauty and timeless quality of the city’s colonnades and experience one of the thermal springs for yourself. Spoil yourself with a day spent discovering Karlovy Vary and put the well-deserved spring back in your step! Languages English always available, with German, French, Russian, Spanish and Italian on request.

Our private minibus will take you to the Vltava river, where you will then enjoy a cruise on an air conditioned boat while being surrounded by the amazing sights of the heart of Prague. Some of the views that you will never forget include the Prague Castle, the St. Vitus Cathedral, the Charles Bridge, the National Theatre, Petrin hill and the green cupola (dome) of the St. Nicolas Church. Dinner on the boat is served buffet-style and you can admire the illuminated sights of Prague while passing under the Charles Bridge, through the Castle district (HradCany), past the National Theatre and the Vysehrad Castle, etc.

Throw the sightseeing hunt behind and have fun! The Prague Parks Segway Tour provides you with the most unique and fun way imaginable to discover Prague. As your Segway glides silently down the streets of Prague, your tour will point out hidden jewels of Prague, the best local entertainment hangouts and some of the most beautiful scenery Prague has to offer. You will meet your guide in our office nearby Charles Bridge and get free beverages. After introduction we will have a short tram ride to the Segway starting point. On the tram you will get basic information about Prague life and basic orientation. After brief training you are ready to explore hidden beauties of Prague. You will glide for 3 hours down the sidewalks and streets, as your Segway tour guide points out some of the city’s famous landmarks, beautiful parks and local hangouts. You will visit Ladronka Park, Strahov Stadion, and you will visit the renaissance curiosity: Chateau Hvezda, a star shaped chateau. You will taste excellent beer made in the Břevnov monastery and more.

Throw the sightseeing hunt behind and come to clear your head for an evening ride through the parks of Prague! The peaceful atmosphere and views of the entire historical center and the surrounding hills will take your breath away. The tour begins at the Charles Bridge. Small winding streets get you to the old town side of the Tiver Vltava. To spend an evening in the atmosphere of Vltava embankments is an unforgettable experience. Once over the bridge you come to the park of Letna, where there are the most stunning views of the old and new town neighborhoods. On the way to the royal gardens, we stop by the Hannaw pavilion with the most beautiful lookout of the Prague bridges. After having visited the area surrounding the Prague castle - the oldest part of the city - we enter another central park of Prague, the Petrin hill. This most beautiful park of Prague offers breathtaking views of lesser town and old town, before we slip back into the hustle bustle of the city. The quiet park of Kampa, which is located adjacent to the left bank of the river Vltava, leads us back to the Charles Bridge.

While Prague’s city centre can be called magical, the rest of the city evades any proper definition. Each district and neighbourhood has its own aura, and we’ll be here to roam with you through areas that are less represented. Highlights - Eat and drink your way through three different stops, with Bohemian specialities, local pancakes, and beer included - Explore Prague’s central square and alternative neighbourhoods - See local art and hear the stories of Bohemian artists from Prague’s past - Learn the story of Bohemia and how it has been shaped in an unconventional way There is no better place to learn about the Velvet Revolution than the stage on which it occurred: Wenceslas Square. We’ll dive into the stories that marked this turbulent period, spearheaded by students and a chain-smoking Bohemian, who led the country into nationhood. Afterwards, we’ll quickly shy away from the big streets and find our way into a passage filled with beauty, history and provocative art before we stop for our first snack - officially kicking off the tasting aspect of the tour with a speciality in a typical Czech bistro. Now things begin to get even more interesting; hopping on the metro or tram, we’ll leave the centre and begin to explore other neighbourhoods, learning about Prague’s less-trodden parts and sampling some of the best of what they have to offer. We’ll find our way to a microbrewery to sample some of the best beer around and an incredible local dish that should be on your must-eat list. Then we set off again, learning about some authors who have enthralled the nation and activists who have changed this landscape forever. Bohemianism and art go hand in hand, so we’ll meander off towards the third neighbourhood of Vršovice. This is an alternative area that we’ll get to know as we stop at a unique café for some traditional dessert. After a short hike to the tram stop, we’ll catch a ride back into the city centre to see a large piece of art from a local artist who has made a name for himself, for better or worse. Languages English.

When we talk about “The old town”, we are talking about the original historic part of Prague city. As there was near to no bombing on Prague during WWII, most of Prague’s historical centre remained undamaged. Prague’s Old town can be called a beautiful open air museum and all of it has been rightfully appointed as UNESCO world heritage site. When we talk about “The old town”, we are talking about the original historic part of Prague city. As there was near to no bombing on Prague during WWII, most of Prague’s historical centre remained undamaged. Prague’s Old town can be called a beautiful open air museum and all of it has been rightfully appointed as UNESCO world heritage site. Strolling down the cobble stone streets and small alleys, you will travel through time, walking past 10th century architecture one moment, past Art-Deco and Baroque the next, with a little side step to Gothic. You name it; Prague’s old town has it! There are many things to discover and see and we will discover this together during this tour. Of course, to help you deal with all these sights and experiences, coffee/tea with cake in one of the nostalgic “Kavarna’s” is included. Meeting/pick-up point: 100 metres behind Old Town Square. Duration: 3 hours.

Sample some of the Czech Republic’s best wines in the heart of Prague. On this tour our guide will take you on a stroll through the ancient streets of Prague, after which you will be able to relax from all of the newly gained memories at one of Prague’s wine bars, locally known a “Vinoteka”. Here you will be able to sample delicious wines in a rustic environment. Czech wines are relatively unknown outside of the Czech Republic. Although the Czechs are world famous for their beers, the Czechs actually do love their wines! The wine production is not that large in the Czech Republic, and that leaves little for export. With this tour, we give you a unique opportunity to sample some of their surprisingly good wines. And to complete the experience, wines are served with little bites to eat.

Receive the keys to the Czech capital with the great value and convenient Prague City Pass. Save time as well as money and skip the queues at many of the city’s major attractions. Highlights - Free entries, a river cruise and a guided bus trip - Includes lots of discounts - Valid for up to 30 days Explore more of Prague’s beautiful architecture and sights in an easy way. Take advantage of the Prague City Pass and benefit from free entrances, a free river cruise and a guided bus trip. Use the various discounts for a romantic dinner at the Vltava River or purchases of the world-famous Bohemian glass. Appreciate the guided bus tour around the capital of the Czech Republic that is included in the pass. Start your journey in the centre of the city within a short distance from the site where the liberating Velvet Revolution began in 1989. Continue the tour from the New Town and pass through some of the most important sites in the Old Town and the Lesser Town. End the bus excursion at the famous Prague Castle. Enjoy this pass for up to 30 days and visit the largest ancient castle in the world for free. Explore the Prague Castle with the pass over the period of two days and fully take in this enchanting place. Visit the Jewish museum of Prague as often as you want within one week. Lose yourself on a romantic sightseeing cruise and discover the beauty of Prague from the idyllic Vltava River. Relax and discover all the sights in the booklet of the Prague City Pass. Languages Booklet is in English.

Prague is paradise for the Art Deco connoisseur. During the period 1820-1920 the Art Deco style flourished in Prague with most of the new buildings in that time being built in that style. Our guide will show the best examples, and what really makes this tour special, are the designs we will show you of the famous designer and artist, Alfons Mucha, who put his own architectural stamp on Prague’s beautiful buildings. To help you get your full shot of the Art Deco experience, a nice cup of coffee with cake in one of Prague’s Art Deco café’s is included in the tour! Languages German.

Explore every exceptional corner of Prague with this guided tour around all of the city's sights. Taste a local meal and enjoy the scenic river cruise. Hop on the bus and take a journey back in time to Prague Castle. Travel around the impressive city with a smooth bus and head over to the New Town and Old Town of Prague. Discover the well-known attractions such as the National Theatre, Rudolfinum, Powder Gate, Wenceslas Square and the Dancing House. Hop off the bus and continue on foot. Reach Prague Castle and enjoy the treatment with a three-course meal and a drink at a fabulous restaurant. Continue after lunch your tour and travel to Valdstejn, the most beautiful garden in Prague. Use the opportunity to explore the city’s Lesser Town, Kampa Island and Lennon´s wall. Cross over the Vltava River on the historic Charles Bridge. Soak in the incredible history and culture of Prague as you enjoy refreshments. Travel in style down the Vltava River on a relaxing river cruise. Stroll to Jan Palach Square, through Parizska Avenue and along Prague’s Jewish Quarter, where your guide will share with you some facts about the area. Continue to the Old Town Square to see the old Town Hall and the world-famous Astronomical Clock dating back to the 15th century. End your incredible day in front of the Estates Theatre, which hosted the premiere of W.A. Mozart’s Don Giovanni opera. Languages English, German, Russian, French, Spanish and Italian.

Discover the hidden charms of Karlovy Vary and find out for yourself why this historical city reaps in the crowds! Highlights - Immerse yourself in the hot springs of Karlovy Vary - Stroll through the historical spa city - Reflect on the beauty of glass and crystal at the Moser factory Enjoy the chance to try out the healing properties of the springs that have attracted visitors since the 1700’s. Situated in the area of western Bohemia, Karlovy Vary has a history dating back to the Middle-Ages. With a long established reputation as a spa town, it boasts 12 main springs, 300 smaller ones and the warm-water Tepla River. Legend tells that the healing qualities of the springs were first acclaimed by the city’s founder, King Charles IV, in 1370. Another celebrated aspect of the city is its heritage of glass and crystal manufacturing, with the Moser Factory leading the way in this industry. Reflect on the beauty and see first-hand the shining examples of many historical and prizewinning glass and crystal creations, as well as learn more of the distinctive qualities of crystal and the history of the Moser Company. Stroll through the streets and immerse yourself in the beauty and timeless quality of the city’s colonnades and experience one of the thermal springs for yourself. Spoil yourself with a day spent discovering Karlovy Vary and put the well-deserved spring back in your step! Languages English always available, with German, French, Russian, Spanish and Italian on request.