126 activitati in Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC

Enjoy this opportunity to discover Vienna and its rich cultural history. Join this day trip to Austria’s capital and travel through the picturesque landscapes of Bohemia and Moravia. Visit the Schonbrunn Palace and the St Stephen's Cathedral. See the principal seat of the government as well as the base of the Habsburg Empire during the 18th century. Pass through the city and admire Europe´s largest river, the mighty Danube River. Journey around the famous Ringstrasse and promenade along this magnificent boulevard, which was built by Franz Joseph I in the 1880s on the site of the demolished city walls. Admire the splendid and majestic buildings, palaces, museums, hotels as well as the parks with numerous statues of important people. Travel on this excursion to Vienna's southern edge and view the Schonbrunn, which was the former summer residence of the imperial family. Wander around the beautiful reservoir, take a tour of the gardens and visit the Schonbrunn Palace. Find out about the beautiful rococo style and the various sculptures that represent deities and virtues. Continue the day trip to Vienna with a stroll around the centre of the city and a walking tour through Hofburg, which was the Habsburg's winter residence. Venture further, enter the St Stephen's Cathedral and learn about the cathedral’s history from a local guide. Conclude your guided tour with some free time for a tasty meal or some shopping, before the gentle bus ride back to Prague. Languages English, German, Russian, French, Spanish and Italian.

Embark on a private tour of Prague Castle, the largest castle complex in the world. Highlights - Explore many of Pragues historical building such as the Basilica of St. George and the Royal Palace - Discover the treasures of the St. Vitus Cathedral - Lose yourself in the picturesque Golden Lane Covering a vast area of over seven hectares this is more than any ordinary castle. A labyrinth of palaces, churches, monasteries, museums, fortifications and watch towers awaits the curious visitor. As the seat of all heads of state, from Monarchs to Presidents, Prague Castle has always been the historical and political heart of the Czech Republic. Perched high up on a hill overlooking the town, it is here that you can enjoy some of the best views of the city. Step into the imposing Basilica of St. George. Its colourful Baroque facade belies the fact that this is the oldest building of the area dating back to the 10th century. Journey on to the Royal Palace. Gaze in awe at the beautiful high vaulted ceilings of the Vladislav Hall. Learn how knights would come down the Rider’s Staircase on horseback to compete in indoor jousting tournaments before visiting the other impressive rooms. We continue on to perhaps the most emblematic of the buildings within the complex: St. Vitus Cathedral. This stunning gothic masterpiece was built in the 14th century and has witnessed the coronations of the Czech monarchs as well as their burials. After visiting the different courts, you will arrive at the enchanting Golden Lane, where Franz Kafka once lived. The visit finishes at Mala Strana, where you can admire the church of St. Nicholas and the Church of Our Lady of Victory.

When the suns sets over Prague and the tourist have gone, the medieval atmosphere takes you back centuries. Just like the Prague castle Tour, our guide will walk you along the most magical places of Prague Castle, with one big difference; in the evening when most tourists have gone, the romantically lit castle and surrounding area’s take you back to olden times. The tour takes us across the world famous Charles Bridge, already offering you beautiful views of the castle, then through the baroque old town quarter and up to the castle. This tour includes a delicious diner (and one When the suns sets over Prague and the tourist have gone, the medieval atmosphere takes you back centuries. Just like the Prague castle Tour, our guide will walk you along the most magical places of Prague Castle, with one big difference; in the evening when most tourists have gone, the romantically lit castle and surrounding area’s take you back to olden times. The tour takes us across the world famous Charles Bridge, already offering you beautiful views of the castle, then through the baroque old town quarter and up to the castle. This tour includes a delicious diner (and one free drink) in one of Prague’s top restaurants of the Ambiente group. The restaurant offers the most delicious variety of meats and fish will be served at your table. It also includes a buffet, offering not only Mediterranean delicacies, but also Oysters, Sushi and fantastic salads. This is a highly recommended Restaurant and we are pleased to bring you there! Meeting/pick-up point: Michalská 12. Duration: 5 hours. Start/opening time: At 5pm. Languages: Dutch and German.

Tour central Prague in style as a passenger in a beautiful vintage car driven by a professional driver. Highlights include the Old Town Square, the Jewish Quarter and Lesser Town. What better way to see the charming and elegant city of Prague, with all its heritage and beautiful buildings, than in an equally elegant classic car? So fasten your seatbelt and get ready for the trip of a lifetime in one of these graceful and timeless vehicles. You will have an experienced driver to take you to a range of top attractions and provide commentary on what you see. Old Town Square lies right at the heart of the city and features a variety of architectural styles from the gothic to the baroque. One absolutely must-see attraction here is the Prague astronomical clock, a medieval timepiece installed in 1410 and the oldest working astronomical clock in the world. With its numerous synagogues, Jewish cemetery and the birthplace of Franz Kafka, the Jewish Quarter provides fascinating insights into the Prague’s centuries-old Jewish traditions. Charles Bridge and Prague Castle are closed to motor traffic – even vintage motor traffic! – but it is possible to drive next to Charles Bridge along the striking embankment and finish at the entrance to Prague Castle, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Feel free to give the driver the route you wish to follow within your one hour or sit back while he chooses the itinerary. Cruise around one of Europe’s best-preserved capital cities in a suitably well-preserved vintage motor car.

Travel back in time with this fascinating three-hour walking tour of Jewish Prague. 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

Come and visit the beautiful and charming Dresden. Find out why the capitol of Saxony in also described as the ''Florence of the Elbe''. Journey over to one of the most beautiful cities in Germany and wander around this day trip in its historic centre. Take a stress-free bus trip from Prague and be taken 150km north to the banks of the Elbe River into Dresden. Start this splendid tour at the Hauptstrasse and promenade towards the stature of the majestic Goldener Reiter. Learn about the royal residences of the past and be impressed by the long and rich cultural history of the city. Come and walk over the Augustus Bridge and see the incomparable silhouette of Dresden’s old town, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Then explore the incredible architecture of the Cathedral, the Zwinger Gardens and the magnificent Semperoper, which is the most famous in all over Germany. Go into the well-known and recently restored Frauenkirche church and climb on its top to see an unforgettable view over the city. Here you can discover the baroque and rococo styles of Dresden and see why the city is often called the Jewel Box. Uncover the city’s tragic fate during the Second World War, when, in February 1945, Dresden was the subject of a series of bombings that triggered a firestorm throughout the city. Lose yourself with a walk around the Brülische Terrasse and experience the restored beauty and splendour of Dresden. Conclude your trip to Dresden with an exploration of the rich cultural heritage in the museum Albertium and admire Dresden’s artistic collections.

The castle was built in 1348 by the order of Charles IV, King of Bohemia, Holy Roman Emperor. Charles intended to use Karlsteijn as a storage location for the Crown jewels, holy relics and the treasury. Nowadays, Karlsteijn is a popular destination and often used as movie set. Although close to Prague’s city borders, the castle lies in the middle of beautiful nature, even “mountainous” terrain. Under supervision of a guide we will visit the castle after which we will have a serene stroll through the old streets, filled with souvenir shops in authentic buildings. During this walk, there will be time for refreshment and delicious snacks. Once we have energized ourselves, our bus will take you back to Prague where you can complete your day of discovery or join us on our Prague Castle evening tour!

Enjoy upcoming adrenalin sport, which tests your fitness, strength, and requires you to think quickly on your feet. A tense, thrilling, and truly entertaining sport that can be played again and again, in many different ways. Two teams are pitted against each other, the goal, eliminate all in your path! Come and play paintball at our new, modern playground in Prague. Total area of the fields 5000 m². Use 3 types of field: castle and picturesque village, modern city and city ruins, apocalyptic scenery with car wrecks and urban ruins. Enjoy upcoming adrenalin sport, which tests your fitness, strength, and requires you to think quickly on your feet. A tense, thrilling, and truly entertaining sport that can be played again and again, in many different ways. Two teams are pitted against each other, the goal, eliminate all in your path! Come and play paintball at our new, modern playground in Prague. Total area of the fields 5000 m². Use 3 types of field: castle and picturesque village, modern city and city ruins, apocalyptic scenery with car wrecks and urban ruins. Meeting/pick-up point: Hotel. Please provide the hotel name when confirming the reservation. Duration: Four hours. Start/opening time: At 1pm. Others: Possible to order refreshment (sandwiches, steaks, sweets, drinks). Possible to buy extra balls. We highly recommend you to take sport shoes. Safety Guidelines and Game Rules necessary to sign before this activity.

Learn more about the fascinating city of Kutna Hora, with a five-hour tour that will showcase all of the highlights of the area. An old silver mining town situated 65 kilometres from Prague, where you will explore its remarkable history and sights as you make your way through this wondrous city of the Czech Republic. Arising in the second half of the thirteenth century as a mining town, Kutna Hora evolved over centuries, playing an important role in the political life of King Wenceslas IV. Journey through this lengthy history as you tour the offerings of the city. Make your way to Cathedral of St. Barbara, patron saint of miners, and an important relic of the city. A breathtaking church with towers rising high into the sky, it was once used to mthe Czech Gros coins. Take in the splendour of this church before carrying onto the House of Stone Gothic Church of St. Juan Nepomuceno. Much more subdued, take in the simplicity and charm of this religious offering of long ago. A subtle stone facade on beautiful grounds, this church has a unique character of its own. Pass by Sedlec, a suburb of Kutna Hora, housing a famous and impressive ossuary. The largest in Europe, this macabre beauty is truly captivating. Learn the history behind these alluring mass graves. Use these intriguing surroundings to capture some beautiful photographs of your time in Kutna Hora. A city full of wonder and history, the tour of Kutna Hora will provide you with visits to some of the most beautiful churches and structures in the city and will leave you with lasting memories of an enjoyable day. Languages Spanish

The imposing Karlstejn Castle is one of the Czech Republic’s finest monuments and is a must for any visitor to Prague. After being picked up at your hotel you will be driven through picturesque scenery and upon arrival at the destination will be expertly guided around this truly fantastic place. Considered one of the most important medieval buildings in Europe, Karlstejn Castle offers the visitor a fairytale trip back in time. The setting itself is very dramatic with the castle imposing its presence over the pretty village of Karlstejn down below. Built in a gothic style, the castle was founded in 1348 by Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor and King of Bohemia and was a symbol of the greatness of the Kingdom of Bohemia. It withstood numerous attacks and sieges, most famously a seven month siege by the Hussites in the 15th century during which even dead bodies were catapulted over the walls. The tour will give you an idea of the impenetrable nature of this astounding fortress. The importance of the castle becomes evident when you discover that this is where the crown jewels and other precious relics were housed and the tour will give you the opportunity to see some important works of ancient art dating from the 14th to the 19th centuries. The sumptuous interior of the castle is full of marvelous paintings, intricate wood engravings and frescos that will give you a real taste of the grandeur of the place and will leave you with a feeling of having glimpsed a very important part of Czech history. Languages Spanish

Take a two day journey to Ceský Krumlov and Hluboka. Stay overnight at an exclusive four-star hotel. Visits to Český Krumlov and České Budějovice are also included. The town of Ceský Krumlov, picturesquely situated above the meandering upper Vltava River in Southern Bohemia, is famous throughout the world. Over three hundred historic buildings dominated by a huge castle and the Church of St. Vitus bear witness to the town´s rich past. Ceský Krumlov also has enormous appeal as a strong urban community and is among the monuments on the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage list. Our journey begins by traveling to Ceské Budějovice in southern Bohemia. Overlooked by the Black Tower, the town’s unique historic square is lined with Renaissance and Baroque homes. As we travel through southern Bohemia, admire the beautiful landscape full of forests and ponds. Next, enjoy an excursion to Ceský Krumlov. We will visit the castle and the old town center where we'll have lunch. Afterwards, we'll travel to the exclusive four-star Stekl Hotel in Hluboka for accommodations. Enjoy the rest of this excursion at your leisure; perhaps walk through Hluboka town, visit Hluboka castle, or the castle gardens. Other options included golf, Ohrada Zoo, Aquapark, cycling, or other sights near Hluboka (separate cost). Around approximately 5:00pm on the second day, customers will be picked up at Stekl Hotel and returned to Prague.

Enjoy the charms of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, including the impressive castle, on an overnight excursion complete with accommodation at a four-star hotel. The town of Cesky Krumlov, picturesquely situated above the meandering valley along the upper Vltava River in Southern Bohemia, is known through the world. Over three hundred historic buildings, dominated by a huge castle and the Church of St. Vitus, bear witness to the town´s rich past. Cesky Krumlov also has enormous appeal as a strong urban community and is among the monuments on the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage list.

Explore the history and the hidden charms of Karlovy Vary and relax in one of its many spas! Highlights - See the natural springs of Karlovy Vary - Enjoy a delicious traditional Czech lunch - Free time to explore the town at your own leisure Head out to the charming town of Karlovy Vary and relax in one of the many hot springs. Enjoy the 115km stress-free trip to the spa city in the area of western Bohemia in the Czech Republic. Travel by bus from your hotel straight to the natural springs that are known and appreciated since ancient times. Explore the wonderful sights of the recently restored city of Karlovy Vary. Take a walk around the stunning historical centre and along the surprisingly warm-water Tepla River. Step into one of the numerous healing spas and hot springs, which vary between comforting 32°C and a piping-hot 72°C. Dive into history and trace the roots of Karlovy Vary that lead back until the Holy Roman Empire. Pass by the legendary Grand Hotel Pupp, admire its architectural beauty and stroll around the Municipal Theatre. The various extravagant colonnades were constructed at the time to provide therapeutic horseback relaxation and are a magnificent sight. Discover this outdoor museum and admire the numerous palaces. Rest and enjoy the culinary specialties during a typical Czech lunch at a downtown restaurant. Lose yourself and learn more about the city’s local products during your free time after the meal. Wander around town and try the famous and delicious Becherovka liqueur. Why not uncover some of the cultural history and acquire some original Bohemian crystal, beautiful garnet jewellery or precious salt-based cosmetics. Feel free to explore the streets of Karlovy Vary at your own pace, or even use your free time to shop before a gentle bus ride takes you back to your hotel. Languages Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Dutch, Russian or English.

We are inviting you to experience one of Europe's unforgettable medieval towns -Cesky Krumlov, situated in spectacular scenery of Southern Bohemia. The old centre is formed of narrow and winding little streets with hundreds of colourful gothic, renaissance and baroque houses which will make you to step back in time and enjoy tranquillity and fairy-tale like atmosphere. You will visit local castle which is the second largest in the country after Prague Castle and has been the seat of the powerful noble families. Castle houses rich historical collections of furniture, tapestries, medieval weaponry, paintings and even golden carriage. you will also see unique 18th century baroque theatre (outside view only) and castle's magnificent baroque gardens. We have included into your program one hour lunch break at recommended restaurants (lunch at own expense). On this trip you will be picked up and dropped off at your hotel in Prague by deluxe vehicle and local guide.