126 activitati in Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC

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.

Take a break from the busy streets of Prague to enjoy the wonderful spa town of Karlovy Vary, famous for its relaxing hot springs and romantic buildings. Highlights - ​​​​​​​Discover the famous thermal springs - See the legendary Grandhotel Pupp, known for its famous poker game scene in "Casino Royale" - Admire the stunning architecture of the Municipal Theatre One of the most important spa towns in the Czech Republic, it not only draws visitors to try out the restorative powers of its hot springs but also to see the charm and historical beauty of the city itself. Explore the narrow streets of its historic old town as you wander along the banks of the Teplá River, taking in the majestic Grand Pupp Hotel, the intricately designed Municipal Theatre and the town’s many impressive colonnades. Nestled in a picturesque, forested valley, in the area of western Bohemia, Karlovy Vary, or Carlsbad in English, dates back to the Middle-Ages. With a long established reputation as a spa town, it boasts 12 main springs and 300 smaller ones, along with the warm-water Tepla River. Visit the legendary Grand Pupp Hotel, one of the most eye-catching buildings in the town and used as the setting for Daniel Craig’s famous poker game in the James Bond film “Casino Royale”. Proceed to the visually stunning municipal theatre and admire the skill of the architects and craftsmen who assembled this masterpiece. Continue your walk through the town and take yourself back in time as you wander through its beautiful and symmetrical collection of colonnades. Head to a charming restaurant in the city center to try a selection of delicious Czech delicacies and be sure to have taste of Becherovka, a great example of typical Czech liquor. You will then have some free time to continue exploring this fascinating town on your own. Dishes prepared using traditional products from the country are offered during the tour.

Delve into the magical city of Prague on this full day tour of one of Europe’s most charming cities. Discover amazing sights such as the atmospheric Old Town and the Lesser Quarter and even staggering landmarks such as the Prague Castle. The tour begins at the Municipal House, a feat of Art Nouveau. Head towards the iconic Wenceslas Square where you’ll be briefed on the city’s fascinating history. Enter the Havelsky market, Prague’s local market since as far back as 1232. Then meander through the little alleyways of the Old Town, which is filled with palaces and churches from many different ages. At the Old Town Square, admire the infamous Astronomical Clock and later explore the magnificently preserved Jewish Quarter – one of the few Jewish quarters to conserve its synagogues throughout World War II. Here you’ll learn about the Golem, a legendary creature brought to life by Rabbi Low in the 16th century. After enjoying a traditional Czech meal in one of the old town’s enchanting restaurants, continue towards the riverside. Hop onto a reproduction of a 19th century sailboat and glide down the Vlatva River. Contemplate the magical backdrop as you sip on some fine Czech beer, lemonade or a hot drink. Once back on land, enter the Little Quarter, which you’ll travel through on a local tram that takes you to Prague Castle, the largest castle complex in the world. Later on, pop into the breath-taking cathedral before ending your tour at another: St Vitus Cathedral. From there on, Prague is your oyster.

Enjoy, relax, and save money with a combo tour. Discover the best of Prague on a bus tour, and unwind on an evening dinner cruise. During our sightseeing tour we will introduce you Prague (UNESCO), the historical and architectural jewel of Central Europe. Our guide, available the whole time, will acquaint you with the history of Prague and of its quarters (Old Town, New Town, Lesser Town and the Castle Town) in the comfort of our air-conditioned bus. Then you will continue by visiting the Prague Castle and the Prague's most dominant feature – Saint Vitus’ Cathedral. After a 75-minute walk (approx.) with our guide, we drive you to the pier on the Vltava River. You board a tour boat and will have the chance to relax or to buy refreshments while admiring the beauty and panorama of Prague from a different perspective. From the upper deck you will also see the world renowned old Charles Bridge. Relaxed, you will continue taking a short walk through the Jewish Quarter to the Old Town Square (Astronomical Clock, Týn Church), where this tour will be finished. If you don’t have any evening plans, then you do now. Relax on a cruise along the river as you gaze at the setting sun and Prague illuminated by thousands of lights. There’s a buffet with a wide selection of hot and cold food, a bar with pleasant staff and live music for your pleasure. Others You can enjoy the bus tour and the dinner cruise on a day that suits your needs. Duration City Tour: 3,5 hours Boat Tour: 3 hours Duration City Tour: 3,5 hours Boat Tour: 4 hours Opening/starting time City Tour: at 11:15am Boat Tour: at 6pm Languages English

The beauty of Prague isn’t just on the outside; you’re as likely to find it inside the city’s many beer halls. This three-hour evening tour will take you to five of the best in town so you can savour some of the brews that have made Czech beer a byword for excellence. Our guide will bring you the district of Zizkov, which has the highest concentration of beer halls and is where many locals socialise away from the old town tourist haunts. . You will savour the atmosphere and beer at the U Sadu, which has been voted the most popular beer hall in the city. . Then we’ll move on to the legendary U Pinkasu, where the Pilsner Urquell draught was first tasted in 1843. Try a Pilsner Urquell sourced from a tank, not a keg, which gives it a superior taste as it contains less CO2. This is the kind of niche beer you would rarely be able to try at home. We’ll have dinner here, with the option of either a traditional Czech beef goulash with dumplings or a vegetarian dinner, washed down, of course, with a Pilsner Urquell. . Two microbreweries will come up next on the radar, including one dating from 1466. Here you will be able to admire some cosmetics made from beer. . The last port of call is The Pub, where you will be able to tap your own beer and enjoy a glass of Gambrinus Excelent 11°, which is made from caramel malt. Languages: English.

Discover the small and picturesque city of Cesky Krumlov with this day trip from Prague and unravel its history and explore the 800 year-old castle Highlights - Visit the fairytale town of Český Krumlov - Enjoy a delicious traditional lunch - Explore the castle and its beautiful gardens Embark on an exclusive bus tour from Wenceslas Square to the Southern Bohemia and find out why Cesky Krumlov is considered one of the world's most beautiful cities. Explore the Unesco World Heritage Site of Cesky Krumlov. Stroll through the historic centre and taste the typical culinary specialities during the lunch break in a local restaurant and drench your thirst with a drink. Lose yourself in the great charm of Cesky Krumlov and walk around the unspoiled authenticity of the city, as it has preserved its historical aspects and carried it throughout history into modern times. See for yourself and explore the wonderful views of the city’s Gothic, Renaissance and baroque styles. Wander over the cobbled streets and through the medieval architecture in one single trip. The enormous and well-known Cesky Krumlov castle awaits you with its immaculate rococo gardens. As one of the major tourist attractions in Central Europe, it´s an experience not to be missed! Be enchanted by this magnificent city that was already residence of various noble dynasties, such as the Rozemberk, Eggenberk and Schwarzenber. Join the countless visitors that journey here every year and make the small city the second-most visited tourist destination in the Czech Republic after Prague, and enjoy a truly unforgettable and magical day.

Explore the south Bohemian countryside and the stunning city with this full day excursion from Prague. See picturesque villages and scenic lakes before stepping back in time at Cesky Krumlov, a wonderfully preserved Unesco World Heritage Site. Admire the beautiful burgher houses, with their fascinating façades, and visit the castle known as the Renaissance Pearl. Highlights - Visit the State Castle of Český Krumlov - Meander around the cobbled Medieval streets - Free time to relax, unwind or even do some shopping! Discover the large fairytale-esque village of Cesky Krumlov, filled with architectural heritage, boasting more than 300 historic houses built around a stunning castle and chateau. Dating back to the 13th Century you will see Gothic, Renaissance and even Baroque elements throughout the town. The Baroque theatre and the frescoed façades, in particular, are a sight to behold. Below the castle, nestled on the opposite banks of the horseshoe bend of the River Vltava, the town branches out around a central square. You will be entranced and enthralled by the authentic charm and history of this pictureque town as you wander along its winding cobbled alleys, explore the castle grounds and visit other historical sights. Recognised by Unesco for the quality and intactness of its buildings and townscape for more than five centuries, Cesky Krumlov’s historical value lies in it being a great illustration of how towns and cities in central Europe developed during the medieval and Renaissance periods. With considerably little conservation and restoration having taken place, this charming town is a gem that has remained untarnished by the passing of time. Includes: Visit to the castle in summer and free time (2-2 and half hour) plus lunch in winter. Languages English and Spanish German, French, Russian and Italian on request.

Segway Center Prague offers you the extraordinary experience of walking through Prague without walking - but gliding onboard a Segway Human Transporter! Enjoy this fascinating journey through the streets of Prague. In this city filled with beautiful sites and photo opportunities, you’re sure to enjoy your ride on board one of the most wonderful machines in the world. The Segway is the first of it’s kind - a self balancing personal transportation device that’s specially designed to operate on any pavement. You can’t miss the best Prague highlights including: * Church of St. Wenceslas * Sacre Coeur Park * Kinsky Square * Strahov Stadium * Landronka Park * Brevnov Monastery * Strahov Monastery * Holeckova street * Mini Zoo Prague * The Church of St.Vaclav. Min. Age 15 years, with valid identification. Others Please be at the meeting point 15 minutes before the start of the tour.

Explore the south Bohemian countryside and the stunning city of Cesky Krumlov with this full day excursion from Prague. See picturesque villages and scenic lakes before stepping back in time at Cesky Krumlov, a wonderfully preserved Unesco World Heritage Site. Admire the beautiful burgher houses, with their fascinating façades, and visit the castle known as the Renaissance Pearl. Dating back to the 13th century, Cesky Krumlov is like a large fairytale village, choc-a-block with architectural heritage and boasting more than 300 historic houses built around a stunning castle and chateau on a bank overlooking a bend horseshoe-shaped bend on the River Vltava. It has Gothic, Renaissance and baroque elements, and is arranged in two parts. The baroque theatre and the frescoed façades, in particular, are a sight to behold. Below the castle, the town itself branches out around a central square, situated on the opposite bank of the river. You will be entranced and enthralled by the authentic charm and history of this place as you wander along its cobbled alleys and explore the castle grounds and other historical sights. Recognised by Unesco for the quality and intactness of its buildings and townscape throughout five centuries, Cesky Krumlov’s historical value lies in it being a great illustration of how towns and cities in central Europe developed during the medieval and Renaissance periods. With considerably little conservation and restoration having taken place, this charming place is a gem that has remained untarnished by the passing of time. Includes: Visit to the castle in summer and free time (2-2 and half hour) plus lunch in winter. Languages English and Spanish always available, with German, French, Russian and Italian on request. All tours are usually multilingual.

The picturesque town of Cesky Krumlov is situated above the meandering valley along the upper Vltava river in Southern Bohemia. It has won an international reputation thanks to its historical riches. More than three hundred historic buildings dominated by a huge castle and the church of St. Vitus bear witness to their rich past. Cesky Krumlov has enormous appeal as an urban unity and has been included among the monuments on the UNESCO World Cultural an Natural Heritage list. You will visit the castle and the old centre of the town. Traveling through Southern Bohemia you may admire its beautiful landscape with many forests and ponds. We then continue to the south Bohemian city of Ceske Budejovice with its unique historic square, lined with Renaissance and Baroque houses and dominated by the Black Tower.

Come and join a trip to the magnificent city of Dresden. Visit the capital of Saxony and discover why it is also known as the ''Florence on the Elbe''. Dive into its history and learn about the devastating air raids on the nights of Feb 13 and 14 in 1945. Investigate the renewed original beauty of Dresden and find out how it has risen from the ashes like a mythical phoenix. Travel in a stress-free bus journey over the northern border of the Czech Republic and head to the charming city at the banks of the Elbe River. Start your trip at the world-renowned Zwinger gallery with its collections of famous, artistic masters. Admire the treasured Sistine Madonna by Raphael as well as the paintings by Titian, Canaletto, Lucas Cranach the Elder and other Flemish artists. Continue your Dresden adventure with a walk around the Semperoper, which is Germany’s most famous opera. Pass though the chateau complex and learn from your guides about the complete renovation and let them show you the rebuilt Church of the Virgin Mary. Glance at the dominant features of this wonderful church and take in some of the majestic architecture around the Schlossplatz. Enjoy a break, taste a delicious local meal and conclude your wonderful trip to Dresden with some shopping or a walk. Wander around the eye-catching old town of Dresden and find out why it is a Unesco World Heritage Site, before a gentle travel back to Prague. Languages English.

During this day-long tour you will visit two unique gems among the castles of the Czech Republic, both located just outside of Prague. First we will visit and tour the Konopiste Castle, situated some 45 km from Prague. The castle was founded in the 13th century and is well renowned for its fascinating collection of antique weaponry and furniture. After this stop, we will continue westwards to the historical Karlstejn Castle. In the 14th century Charles IV, King of Bohemia and Holy Roman Emperor, had this gothic monument built as a depository for the Empire crown jewels and relics of the saints. It boasts incomparable history and breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

Raise a glass to Czech beer with this visit to Plzen with its world-famous brewery and then explore the famous glass factory at Nizbor. Experience two of the most famous Czech products with one short bus tour from Prague. Discover the beautiful landscapes of central and western Bohemia while enjoying its most iconic products. Visit the charming town of Plzen and taste the famous Pilsner Urquell beer. Learn about the long brewing history that dates back to the very foundation of the town in 1295. Enjoy a guided through the well-established Prazdroj brewery, which was built in 1842. Be introduced into the secrets of Pilsner Urquell and find out about the special brewing techniques that made the beer and the brewery so remarkable. Walk along the giant brewing tanks and let the guides introduce you to the brewing processes of the past With a stroll around the factory you can also uncover how real Pilsner is brewed and drank today. Taste the famous Pilsner Urquell to understand why it is still unmatched. Conclude the brewery trip with a walk through the museum and dive into the Plzen sphere. Continue this informative trip at the most famous Bohemian crystal factory in the Czech Republic. Journey to the small and charismatic town of Nizbor along the Berounka River and take a tour around the impressive glass factory. Investigate the whole history and the contemporary period of glass production in Bohemia. Finalise your trip with an excellent opportunity to purchase glass products with your favourable discounts.

See everything that Prague has to offer from the comfort of a bus, including a visit to the Waxworks Museum and a tour of the Staropramen brewery with beer tasting and lunch. At the start of this extensive sightseeing tour you will see the National Museum and the Dancing House and then you will travel along the river taking in the unforgettable views of Hradčany, the National Theatre and the Charles Bridge. In the second part of our tour you will go from the Old Town Square with its famous Astronomical Clock to the Grévin Waxworks Museum where you will meet Saint Wenceslas, Emperor Rudolph II and Charles IV, as well as sports legends and stars from the world of film. From the Powder Tower the tour then continues towards Prague Castle and then through Malá Strana around St Nicholas’ Church and the Infant Jesus of Prague to the Staropramen brewery. Here at the Visitor Centre in the largest brewery in Prague you will see an audio-visual show and will delve into the mysteries of beer production throughout history and in the present day. Afterwards, traditional Czech goulash and two premium beers will be awaiting you in the beer bar. And finally, we will take you to the legendary Vyšehrad where you will have a wonderful view of the whole of Prague. The sightseeing tour will end on Wenceslas Square or we will take you back to your hotel.

Delve into one of the darkest chapters of the Czech Republic’s history with this visit to Terezin, site of the notorious Theresienstadt concentration camp. Located north of Prague this former medieval fortress was used by the Nazis during World War II to perpetrate their sickening crimes. Constructed in the 18th century by the Habsburg Monarchy, the building originally served as a fortress that could hold up to 11,000 soldiers during war time. As you will hear during the tour, this number pales into comparison when you think about the hundreds of thousands of mainly Jewish prisoners who were squeezed into the camp to suffer atrocious conditions during the war. Although not an extermination camp, the treatment of prisoners was nevertheless barbaric and many thousands died here. Enter and wander through the barracks, courtyards and rooms of the prisoners and see the hardship the inmates had to endure. Everything has been preserved as it was to remind future generations of the appalling crimes committed by some on their fellow human beings. Also visit the Ghetto Museum and the Museum of Magdeburg to understand more about this tragic period of history and learn of the daily life of the prisoners in the camp. Stop at the crematorium and pause to contemplate the rows of innocent victims whose final resting place was to be found far from their family and friends. Please be aware that you will hear many harrowing stories during this striking and thought-provoking tour.

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 centre and the surrounding hills will take your breath away. Day 1 - E-Scooters: Discover the most beautiful parts of Prague on E-scooter. After you have met your guide and received a brief training session, set off over the Charles Bridge to explore the stunning architecture in a leisurely fashion. Glide for 3 hours down the sidewalks and streets of Prague, as your guide points out some of the city's most famous landmarks, historical sites and local hangouts. You will visit Kampa Park, the John Lennon Wall, St. Nicholas' Church and Prague Castle. This part of the tour ends at the Strahov Monastery, where you can enjoy stunning views of the city. After a short break, continue through Petrin Hill. Go around Royal gardens behind the Castle, where you will have the most stunning views over Prague from Letná Park. Passing Metronome, Expo 58 and St. Agnes Church, ride through the Jewish quarter, visiting Rudolfinum and the Franz Kafka museum. Finish the tour at the starting point. Day 2 - Segway: 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.