Prague Old Town, Medieval Underground and Dungeon Historical Tour

Prague Ghosts, Legends, Medieval Underground and Dungeon Tour

Best of Prague Guided Tour and Cruise with Authentic Czech Lunch

Prague Castle Tour Including Admission Ticket - 2.5 Hour

Prague Eat, Sip and Make Friends on Food Tour by Taste of Prague

Cesky Krumlov Full day tour from Prague and back

Dresden City Tour & Bastei Bridge from Prague

Allow us to invite you on a sightseeing tour of the city that Bernard Bolzano called &quot;the city of a hundred spires&quot; in the 19th century. We&#39;ll begin near the Estates Theatre in the Old Town, which hosted the premiere of W.A. Mozart&#39;s Don Giovanni. We&#39;ll pass the National Theatre, where you&#39;ll enjoy a wonderful panoramic view of Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, Rudolfinum, home of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, the Powder Gate, Wenceslas Square, the center of the New Town, where Czech history was written, Charles Square, and the famous Dancing House (Fred and Gingerbread). Then we&#39;ll cross the Jirásek Bridge to marvel at the Lesser Quarter, dominated by St. Nicholas Church. The first part of the tour is provided by minibus. We will cross the Jewish quarter, past the oldest synagogue in Europe, to Old Town Square, one of the oldest markets in Prague, with its historic Town Hall and the world-famous Astronomical Clock, dating from 1410, with its 12 apostles. We&#39;ll then begin our tour of Prague Castle, where the Czech kings held their offices. Elite soldiers of Prague Castle welcome you at the gates. The ceremonial changing of the guard, including a fanfare and the flag ceremony, will take place. We&#39;ll see St. Vitus Cathedral, where the Czech crown jewels are kept and where King Charles IV, the father of the country, is buried. The tour ends at Prague Castle. Notes:

Prague Grand City Tour and Changing of the Guard

This is the most comprehensive introduction to Prague. It combines the most interesting and important sites from three of our tours (Prague Grand City Tour, Royal Route Tour, and Vltava River Cruise). Our bus departs from Revolucni Street: you&#39;ll see the Estates Theatre, where the premiere of W.A. Mozart&#39;s opera Don Giovanni took place. We&#39;ll travel along the National Theatre to the Smetana Embankment for wonderful panoramic views of Prague Castle and Charles Bridge. We&#39;ll tour the Old Town and New Town, and see Wenceslas Square, which the Czechs consider the heart of Prague; it&#39;s here that Czech history was written. Next, we&#39;ll cross Charles Square. You can see the Dancing House on the river. The bus tour ends in the Castle area. Our guide will show you the Prague Castle area, Charles Bridge, the Clementinum, the Town Hall (not available from November 1st to March 31st) and the Old Town Square with its famous Astronomical Clock, dating back to 1410. We&#39;ll cross the river to reach the Lesser Quarter, presided over by the Church of St. Nicholas. Soon after, we&#39;ll begin our tour of Prague Castle, passing St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, and St. George&#39;s Convent to reach the Old Castle Steps. We&#39;ll descend to our bus, which will take us to Charles Bridge. We&#39;ll say a few words about its statues, and then, beneath the statue of Charles IV on the other side of the bridge, we&#39;ll board a cruise. There, you&#39;ll fall in love with the picturesque corners of the Lesser Quarter. The last part of this tour is a 1-hour boat trip through Prague&#39;s historic center with an audio guide in English. Notes:

Prague City Tour with Vltava River Cruise

Once a proud military fortress, Terezin became a place of sorrow during the bloody years of World War II. Join a guided tour of the concentration camp memorial and learn about the tragic fate of all those who died here. The former military fortress of Theresienstadt saw its share of turbulent times, darker than those during the Nazi occupation. It was once a concentration camp where more than 150,000 people were exterminated. Learn more about the tragic fate of these victims of human cruelty, politics, and racial persecution during World War II. Led by an expert guide, you&#39;ll also see the National Martyrdom Memorial, built for the victims of war, the small fortress, keeping terrible Gestapo secrets, and the Ghetto Museum, whose exhibits were created with the help of survivors of the Terezin Concentration Camp. Notes:

Terezin Concentration Camp and Memorial Tour

Board the bus at the Gray Line office (Revolucni 25) and travel back in time to Prague Castle, built during the 9th century and commonly known as one of the largest castles in the world. On the journey, you&#39;ll see attractions in Prague&#39;s New Town and Old Town, such as the National Theatre, Rudolfinum, Powder Gate, Wenceslas Square, and the Dancing House. Hop off the bus and continue the rest of the day on foot. Upon arrival at Prague Castle, you&#39;ll enjoy a three-course meal at a restaurant near Prague Castle (lunch includes: Soup, Main Course - Choose from Chicken or Vegetarian Menu, Dessert, and Jug of Water). After lunch, your tour continues to Valdstejn, Prague&#39;s most beautiful garden. You&#39;ll also have the chance to explore the city&#39;s Lesser Quarter, Kampa Island, and Lennon Wall. Cross the Vltava River on the historic Charles Bridge. Immerse yourself in Prague&#39;s incredible history and culture as you enjoy a trip down the Vltava in style on a river cruise. Stroll through Palach Square, Parizska Avenue, and Prague&#39;s Jewish Quarter, where your guide will share local knowledge. Continue to 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&#39;s opera Don Giovanni! Notes: *As this is a full-day trip, primarily on foot, please be aware that it may not be suitable for young children or those with mobility issues. * Since the guide is responsible for the tour schedule, tourists follow their instructions and stay with the group in crowded areas. * No refunds possible for unused vouchers or interrupted tours. * We cannot guarantee a table for two at the restaurant. * We offer a choice of tourist menu for lunch included, also vegetarian menu

Full-Day Panoramic Tour with Cruise and Lunch

During this tour, you will have the opportunity to visit Karlstejn Castle, one of the most impressive Gothic castles in the Czech Republic. This high Gothic castle, founded in 1348, holds a unique position among Czech castles. It was built by the Czech King and Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV as a place to house royal treasures, especially Charles&#39;s collection of sacred relics and the coronation jewels of the Roman Empire. Completely original are the 14th-century wall paintings, the collection of 129 panel paintings by Master Theodoric in the Chapel of the Holy Cross (the largest of its kind in the world), the largest gallery of portraits of Czech sovereigns in the country, and a replica of the crown of the Holy Roman Emperors and the crown of St. Wenceslas—the coronation crown of Czech kings. Karlstejn Castle was one of the symbols of the Czech kingdom. It is situated in a picturesque location amidst dense forests not far from the capital. The trip to the castle is one of the most popular tours for visitors to Prague. Notes:

Karlstejn Castle Tour from Prague

You&#39;ll have the opportunity to see some of Prague&#39;s architectural highlights, including many famous monuments. You&#39;ll stroll through the stunning back streets for which Prague is famous. The tour moves at a comfortable pace, even for those who haven&#39;t ridden a bike in a while. Our friendly and fun staff always inspires a good time. Notes: Please present your voucher to our center representative before the tour begins. Address: Grandior Hotel Prague, Na Porici 1052/42, 110 00 Prague. Please arrive 15 minutes before the tour starts. Additional information about electric bicycles: - Not recommended for children under 14 years of age and pregnant women. - Participant weight limit: over 45 kg (100 lbs) and under 120 kg (270 lbs). - The client must be able to ride a bicycle, no training is provided.

Prague Tour on Classic Bikes

During this tour, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to visit the largest and best-known Czech spa (its German name is Carlsbad). The founding of this village dates back to Emperor Charles IV in 1358, when he built a hunting lodge here. There are 12 famous springs with a temperature of around 72°C, the most famous being Vridlo. Karlovy Vary is also famous for its local porcelain and glassmaking industry. These products are displayed in a special exhibition and sold in specialized shops. The spa has been visited by many rulers and artists, including Goethe, Chateaubriand, Chopin, Beethoven, Brahms, and Dvorak. We&#39;ll provide time for lunch (included). You&#39;ll also visit the museum and the Moser glass shop. Notes:

Karlovy Vary and Carlsbad Spa Tour with Lunch

Get unique views of Prague aboard a personal transporter on a 2- or 3-hour Segway tour of the city&#39;s parks and monasteries. Benefit from the services of a professional guide to tell you more about the monuments you&#39;ll see. In a small group of no more than 8 people, this 2-3 hour tour takes you to B?evnov Monastery, Ladronka Park, Miller Village, Chateau Hvezda, Strahov Monastery and Strahov Sports Arena with a short break at B?evnov Monastery. Along the way, see some of the city&#39;s historic abbeys, such as the B?evnov Monastery and the Strahov Monastery, founded in 1143 by Bishop John of Prague. Admire the enormous Strahov Stadium, built for large-scale synchronized gymnastics displays. Discover a number of other hidden gems and local entertainment venues along the way. Notes: The minimum age for this tour is 8 years old with valid identification. The weight limit for riding a Segway is 120 kg. Segways are not intended for pregnant women. Riding a Segway while under the influence of drugs or alcohol is strictly prohibited!

Prague Segway Experience

This trip combines our Karlovy Vary tour with a visit to a Czech spa: Marianske Lazne. During this tour, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to visit the largest and best-known Czech spa (the German name is Carlsbad). The founding of this village dates back to Emperor Charles IV in 1358, when he built a hunting lodge here. There are 12 famous springs with a temperature of around 72°C, the most famous being Vrídlo. During your walk along the Tepla River (its name means &quot;hot&quot;) and the majestic Neo-Renaissance colonnades, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to sample various mineral waters and purchase souvenirs. Karlovy Vary is also famous for its local porcelain and glass industries. These products are displayed in a special exhibition and sold in specialized shops. The spa has been visited by many rulers and artists, including Goethe, Chateaubriand, Chopin, Beethoven, Brahms, and Dvorak. After lunch (included), visit the Moser Glass Museum and the glass shop. You&#39;ll also visit the Thun Porcelain Shop. Next, you&#39;ll head to the famous Marianske Lazne with its healing springs. The tour includes a tour of the spa area with its unique historic architecture, a taste of the famous Cross Spring hot springs, and a visit to the ancient colonnades. Notes:

Karlovy Vary and Marianske Spa with Lunch

Don&#39;t miss this special opportunity to visit Vienna, a city that was once the imperial and cultural center of Europe, as well as the seat of the Habsburg Empire during the 18th century. Traveling towards the southern border of the Czech Republic, we will arrive at the edge of Vienna after approximately 3 to 4 hours of driving through the picturesque landscape of Bohemia and Moravia. Passing through the city is Europe&#39;s largest river, the Danube, our bus will travel around the famous Ringstrasse, a magnificent avenue that Franz Joseph I built in 1880 on the site of the demolished city walls. Along the way, you&#39;ll see splendid and majestic buildings, including palaces, museums, hotels, and parks with statues of important figures. After the tour, we&#39;ll return by bus to the city center for a walking tour of the Hofburg (own expense), the Habsburgs&#39; winter residence. Then we&#39;ll travel to St. Stephen&#39;s Cathedral. After your guided tour, enjoy free time for lunch, shopping, or a visit to Schonbrünn Castle (own expense). At the end of this free time, we&#39;ll meet in front of St. Stephen&#39;s Cathedral to board the bus for our return trip to Prague. Notes:

A Day Trip to Vienna from Prague

Prague

Gain access to the largest castle complex in the world

Prague Castle: Entry Ticket + Introduction

The largest indoor aqua park in Central Europe

Aquapalace Praha: Entry Ticket

Climb 299 steps and navigate a labyrinth of mirrors

Petřín Tower & Mirror Maze: Entry Ticket

Get a guided tour of one of the most important Czech sites

Prague Castle: 2.5-Hr Guided Tour

Enjoy a different perspective of Prague – 100 meters above the ground!

Prague: Žižkov Television Tower Observatory

Explore inside the Prague Castle with a self-guided audio tour

Prague Castle: Self-Guided Tour

Lose yourself in the world's first The Original black light theater!

SRNEC: Black Light Theatre - Antologí

Take the time to visit this magnificent 15th-century clock

Prague Astronomical Clock: Entry Ticket + Introduction + Optional Audio Guide

Visit the Gothic tower and watch the hourly rotation of the twelve apostles

Old Town Hall Tower & Astronomical Clock: Entry Ticket

Walk through historical sites and view architectural features

Prague Castle: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

Get unlimited 24-hour hop-on hop-off access to historical Tram No. 42

Prague: Hop-on Hop-off Historical Tram Tour for Line 42

Cruise on the Vltava and listen to Prague's history

Prague: River Cruise + Audio Guide

Step into a wild medieval-style feast with unlimited booze!

Prague: Medieval Dinner with Live Show & Unlimited Drinks

Experience daily life under communism in Prague

Museum of Communism: Entry Ticket

Travel effortlessly into Prague with plush seats and free WiFi

Prague: Bus Transfer To/From Prague Airport and City Center

Prague Castle + Prague Astronomical Clock

Bohemian & Saxon Switzerland From Prague-Travelers' Choice 2026

Prague 5 Courses Medieval Dinner and Live Performances

Best Reviews: Bohemian & Saxon Switzerland Day Trip From Prague

Discover some of Central Europe&#39;s most fascinating capitals on a carefully planned itinerary designed for your comfort, organization, and unforgettable experiences. Throughout the trip, you&#39;ll explore cities brimming with history, monumental architecture, cultural traditions, and enchanting landscapes, and experience one of the itinerary&#39;s most special moments: a performance by renowned conductor André Rieu in the elegant city of Vienna. With carefully selected accommodations, modern transportation, experienced guides, and tours of each destination&#39;s main attractions, this is a unique opportunity to explore the best of Europe&#39;s imperial capitals in complete peace of mind. Duration: 8 nights and 9 days Departure city: Vienna Availability: November 5, 2026 Full itinerary: Day 1 – Vienna Arrival at Vienna airport and transfer with our driver to your hotel. In the evening, meet your fellow travelers for a traditional Austrian welcome dinner at the internationally renowned Marchfelderhof Restaurant. In this truly unique setting, you&#39;ll soon feel as if Empress Sissi were sitting next to you at the table. Of course, drinks are included too. Accommodation in Vienna. Day 2 - Vienna: After breakfast, a panoramic city tour offers an excellent overview of Vienna&#39;s many points of interest. We will visit the gardens of the historic Belvedere Palace, the former summer residence of Prince Eugene of Savoy. We will appreciate the magnificent city views, immortalized by the artist Giovanni Antonio Canal in his paintings of Vienna. We will continue along the Ringstrasse, with its magnificent buildings such as the State Opera, the Museum of Art History and Natural History, the Maria Theresa Monument, the Austrian Parliament, Vienna City Hall, the National Theatre, and the Hofburg Palace, the seat of our federal president. We will stroll through the small, idyllic streets of Vienna&#39;s historic center and visit the interior of St. Stephen&#39;s Cathedral, the largest in the city. We will also pass by the Ånker Clock and the Jewish Quarter. The tour ends in the center, at Maria Theresa Square (Maria-Theresien-Platz). After the panoramic tour, there is the option to participate in a visit to Schönbrunn Palace (not included). After the visit, free time. In the evening, Senator Turismo invites you to an unforgettable show at the iconic Wiener Stadthalle, where maestro André Rieu and his renowned Johann Strauss Orchestra will fill the stage with emotion, elegance, and moving melodies. Let yourself be enveloped by the charm of Viennese waltzes, beloved classical pieces, and the unique energy of a show that captivates audiences worldwide. An unmissable musical experience for your trip to the Austrian capital. Return to the hotel. Day 3 - Vienna: Breakfast. Free day to explore Vienna at your own pace or enjoy optional attractions. Accommodation. Day 4 – Vienna • Budapest After breakfast, continue your journey to Hungary. Enjoy the ride on our bus, which will take us to the capital Budapest, known as the &quot;Pearl of the Danube,&quot; with arrival scheduled for lunchtime. In the afternoon, we will take a tour of the city. Budapest is divided into two parts: &quot;Buda,&quot; where the historical center, embassies, and residences of high society are located, and &quot;Pest,&quot; where most of the hotels and shops are concentrated. Don&#39;t forget to bring your camera. On the first day, we will visit Pest and Heroes&#39; Square, where the Millennium Monument is located. On its pedestal are statues of the seven conquerors and their leader, Árpád. The tour continues along Andrássy Avenue, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you will find the avenue&#39;s most important building, the Hungarian State Opera House, designed by Miklós Ybl, the House of Terror Museum, the Hungarian University of Fine Arts, and the Franz Liszt Memorial Museum. Did you know that the second oldest metro system in Europe runs through here? Its elegant stations are popular with both Hungarians and tourists. We will also visit the Hungarian Parliament building, an emblematic monument on the banks of the Danube, the seat of legislative power and guardian of the Hungarian Holy Crown. Before heading to the market and pedestrian area, we will see one of the city&#39;s most beautiful buildings: St. Stephen&#39;s Basilica. After the tour, return to the hotel to relax in the late afternoon and reflect on all your impressions. Accommodation in Budapest. Day 5 – Budapest After breakfast at the hotel, we&#39;ll stroll together through the Buda Castle district, where you&#39;ll find two other city highlights: Matthias Church and Fisherman&#39;s Bastion. Here you can probably get the most beautiful view of the city, so don&#39;t miss taking a panoramic photo for your album. Then, continue to the Royal Palace to see the different bridges that connect the two parts of the city. After the visit, free time. If you also want to try the country&#39;s typical culinary delights, order the &quot;goulash&quot;. You won&#39;t regret it! Accommodation. Day 6 – Budapest • Bratislava • Prague After breakfast, continue with a transfer to Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, with a brief stop in the Slovakian capital, Bratislava, where we can enjoy some free time. In Prague, an unforgettable sightseeing tour through the city&#39;s historic center. We&#39;ll show you the city&#39;s most beautiful monuments and explore the oldest parts of Prague. Did you know that Prague is home to some of the best beers in the world? With one brewery for every 10,000 inhabitants, the city has the highest density of breweries in the world – Cheers! Accommodation in Prague. Day 7 – Prague Enjoy a varied breakfast at your reserved hotel and prepare for your city tour, starting in the Hradčany Castle district with St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague Castle, and Golden Lane. After a stroll through the castle&#39;s various courtyards, a visit to the Lesser Town, featuring Nerudova Street with its beautiful houses and ancient landmarks. We will pass by the Church of St. Nicholas and Charles Bridge, one of the oldest bridges in Europe, which connects the Lesser Town to the Old Town, and we will enjoy the beautiful view. A walk along Karlova Street to the Old Town Square with its Astronomical Clock, the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Týn, and the Jan Hus monument. Finally, we will arrive at the New Town, where our tour ends. Prague is also famous for its glass and porcelain art. The puppets are also a popular souvenir for those who stayed home. Accommodation in Prague. Day 8 - Prague Free day after breakfast. Perhaps you&#39;d like to take the opportunity to unwind and relax. For those who wish to learn how the emperors relaxed, we offer an optional excursion to Karlovy Vary, the classic spa town of the former Austro-Hungarian monarchy (not included). Accommodation in Prague. Day 9 – Prague After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight. End of services. Hotels planned: Vienna: Austria Trend Hotel Savoyen (4 stars) Budapest: Pullman Hotel (4 stars) Prague: Hotel Grandium (4 stars)

Imperial Capitals with André Rieu in Vienna - 9 days between Vienna, Budapest, Bratislava and Prague!

Experience an unforgettable end-of-year trip through Eastern Europe, discovering three fascinating cities brimming with history, culture, and beauty: Vienna, Budapest, and Prague. The journey begins in elegant Vienna, where you can admire its magnificent palaces, monuments, and historical buildings, as well as enjoy a traditional Austrian welcome dinner. The highlight of the celebration takes place on New Year&#39;s Eve, with a sophisticated gala party aboard a Danube River cruise, accompanied by live music, a special dinner, dancing, the traditional Danube Waltz, and a fireworks display to welcome the new year. The tour continues towards Budapest, the enchanting &quot;Pearl of the Danube,&quot; where the main sights of Pest and the historic Buda district will be explored, including Matthias Church and Fisherman&#39;s Bastion. During the trip to Prague, there will also be a stop in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. Then, the journey continues to the fascinating Czech capital, where you will visit Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, Charles Bridge, the Old Town, and some of the city&#39;s most iconic monuments. With accommodation in select hotels, transportation in modern buses, arrival and departure transfers, and the accompaniment of experienced guides in Spanish and Portuguese, this itinerary combines comfort, organization, and special moments so you can enjoy each destination with peace of mind. A trip designed to celebrate the end of one year and the beginning of the next, surrounded by the landscapes, traditions, and charms of Central Europe. Duration : 9 days and 8 nights Departure city : Vienna Availability : December 30, 2026 Day 1 - Vienna (Wednesday) - December 30th Upon arrival at Vienna Airport, our driver will meet you and take you to your hotel in complete comfort. In the evening, we will enjoy a typical Austrian welcome dinner at the traditional Marchfelderhof restaurant, where you will have the opportunity to meet your fellow travelers. Day 2 - Vienna (Thursday) - December 31 Breakfast at the hotel Panoramic tour of Vienna, traveling along the majestic Ringstrasse with its most emblematic monuments: the State Opera, the Museums of Fine Arts and Natural History, the Maria Theresa monument, the Parliament, the City Hall, the National Theatre and the imposing Hofburg Imperial Palace. Next, we will visit the elegant Belvedere gardens, the former summer residence of Prince Eugene of Savoy, which offer one of Vienna&#39;s most famous views, immortalized by Canaletto. We will continue with a walking tour through the charming historic center, passing by the Ånker Clock, the historic Jewish Quarter, Freyung Square, and Heroes&#39; Square. We will conclude with a visit to the interior of the majestic St. Stephen&#39;s Cathedral, an icon of Viennese Gothic style. Return to the hotel and free time. In the evening, prepare for a unique experience: the New Year&#39;s Gala on the Danube. Embark on a festively decorated cruise and welcome the New Year sailing under the starry sky of Vienna. Boarding begins at 7 pm, with a welcome drink included to start the evening. At 8 pm, the boat begins its journey upriver, while you enjoy the elegant atmosphere of the lounge, with live music and a dance floor. During the evening, an exquisite gala menu or a gourmet buffet will be served, featuring regional and international specialties (drinks, except for the welcome glass, are not included). At midnight, we will hear the bells of St. Stephen&#39;s Cathedral ring live, followed by the traditional Danube Waltz and a fireworks display over the river. The celebration continues with dancing, a dessert buffet, midnight snacks, and a lively and unforgettable atmosphere. Finally, return to the hotel and spend the night. Day 3 - Vienna (Friday) - January 1st Breakfast and a free day to continue exploring this charming city at your own pace. Accommodation in Vienna Day 4 - Vienna &gt; Budapest (Saturday) - January 2nd After breakfast, we set off for Hungary. Enjoy the scenery. During the bus trip to Budapest, known as the &quot;Pearl of the Danube&quot;. Expected arrival at noon. In the afternoon, we will take a panoramic tour of the city. We will visit the Pest district, where you will find Heroes&#39; Square with the Millennium Monument, the elegant Andrássy Avenue, the State Opera, the Parliament, and the majestic St. Stephen&#39;s Basilica. Return to the hotel and time to relax. Accommodation Day 5 - Budapest (Sunday) - January 3rd Breakfast. This morning, we will explore the historic Buda district, where we will visit Matthias Church and Fisherman&#39;s Bastion, with its unparalleled panoramic views. Then, we will head towards the Royal Palace and admire the bridges that connect the two banks of the Danube. Return to the hotel and check in. Day 6 - Budapest &gt; Bratislava &gt; Prague (Monday) - January 4th After breakfast, we will continue to Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, with a brief stop in Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, where we can enjoy some free time. In Prague, enjoy an unforgettable sightseeing tour through the city&#39;s historic center. We&#39;ll show you the most beautiful monuments and explore the oldest parts of Prague. Day 7 - Prague (Tuesday) - January 5th Enjoy a varied breakfast at your reserved hotel and get ready for your city tour, starting in the Hradčany Castle district, with St. Vitus Cathedral, Prague Castle, and Golden Lane. After a stroll through the various courtyards of the castle, we will visit the Lesser Town, including Nerudova Street, with its beautiful houses and historical monuments. We will pass by the Church of St. Nicholas and the Charles Bridge, one of the oldest bridges in Europe, which connects the Lesser Town to the Old Town, and enjoy the beautiful view. We will walk along Karlova Street to the Old Town Square, with its Astronomical Clock, the Gothic Church of Our Lady before Týn, and the Jan Hus monument. Finally, we will arrive at the New Town, where our tour ends. Prague is also famous for its glass and porcelain art. The figurines are also a popular souvenir for those who stayed home. Day 8 - Prague (Wednesday) - January 6th Free day after breakfast. Accommodation in Prague. Day 9 - Prague (Thursday) - January 7th After our last breakfast in Prague, transfer to the airport where we will say goodbye. Have a safe trip back and see you soon! Planned hotels: Vienna: Parkhotel Schönbrunn — 4 stars Budapest: Pullman Budapest – 4.8 stars Prague: Grandium — 4.4 stars

New Year&#39;s Eve in Eastern Europe: Vienna, Budapest, and Prague!

Taking a river cruise past Prague&#39;s most beautiful sights is an experience you&#39;ll never forget. Lit lanterns at night combined with live music can create a magical atmosphere and add another dimension to your evening. The decks of our vessels provide an environment that creates a feeling of maximum comfort, privacy, and pleasant relaxation. Prague&#39;s landmarks, beautifully illuminated at night, will leave you in awe as you cruise along the Vltava River, enjoying dinner and music in a romantic setting. The Prague dinner cruise lasts two hours. You can enjoy a rich menu featuring a wide selection of Czech and international delicacies. The beverage selection is equally appealing. The price includes boat tickets and entertainment in the form of a breakfast buffet, a welcome drink, and live music. Every evening at 6 or 8 a.m., the two-hour cruise departs from Stefanik Bridge, giving you the opportunity to see Prague&#39;s main landmarks at night, accompanied by live music. In addition to Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, the Rudolfinum, the National Theatre, the Dancing House, and Vysehrad, you can admire many lesser-known sights, such as the Letna Metronome, Emmaus Monastery, St. Agnes Monastery, the Podoli Waterworks, and the historic Stvanice Power Plant. The ship also passes through the oldest lock chamber on the Vltava River. In rare cases, the lock chamber may close. We cannot influence this. Upon arrival, you&#39;ll be greeted by our friendly crew, who will offer you a traditional Czech welcome aperitif, and there will be an all-you-can-eat buffet throughout the cruise. Experiencing these views from our boat at sunset is a memory you&#39;ll never forget. The dinner menu includes: 1-Appetizer: Becherovka (herbal liqueur) 2- Cold buffet: Meat dish (high salami, pork ham, chicken ham, liverwurst) Cheese platter (eidam, smoked eidam, farmer&#39;s cheese, niva) Mix 1. salad (cucumbers, tomatoes, black olives) Mix salad 2. (lettuce mix) Cabbage salad fresh potato salad Fruits (melon, pineapple, yellow melon, orange) 3-Hot buffet: Soup of the day pork goulash fried cauliflower Grilled chicken thighs Fish French fries Mixed vegetables with butter jasmine rice Boiled potatoes with parsley 4-Desserts: Seasonal fruits, two types of cake Available: ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise sauce, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, sauces, butter, bread Notes: Take your voucher with you to our starting point directly under the Stefanik Bridge, door number 16, 110 01 Prague. Each table on the dinner cruise seats six people; you will share your table with guests outside of your reservation.

Prague Dinner Cruise - Admission Only

We&#39;ll pass the National Theater, where you&#39;ll enjoy a wonderful panoramic view of Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, the Rudolfinum, home to the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Jewish Quarter, next to Europe&#39;s oldest synagogue. We&#39;ll stop at Old Town Square to see one of Prague&#39;s oldest markets, with its historic Town Hall and the world-famous Astronomical Clock, dating back to 1410, with its 12 apostles. You&#39;ll continue by transport to the Powder Gate, Wenceslas Square, the center of the New Town, where Czech history was written, Charles Square, and the famous Dancing House (Fred and Ginger). We&#39;ll stop at the Rasinovo Riverbank, where you&#39;ll experience the nightlife surrounding the Vltava River, with its many restaurants, ports, and cruise ships. We&#39;ll walk along the popular embankment, where we&#39;ll enjoy a beautiful view of Prague Castle and the Vltava River at sunset. Next, we&#39;ll cross the Jirásek Bridge and the Lesser Quarter, presided over by St. Nicholas Church. Next, we&#39;ll stop at Prague Castle for the best view of Prague. Finally, you&#39;ll be transferred to the city center. Notes:

Experience Prague Nightlife

The city of Cesky Krumlov, picturesquely situated on the upper Vltava River in southern Bohemia, is world-famous. More than three hundred historic buildings, dominated by a massive castle and St. Vitus Church, bear witness to the city&#39;s rich past. Cesky Krumlov also has immense appeal as a strong urban community and is listed as a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage Site. Our journey begins with a trip to Cesky Budejovice in South Bohemia. Famous for its Black Tower, the town&#39;s unique historic square is lined with Renaissance and Baroque houses. As we travel through South Bohemia, admire the beautiful landscape filled with forests and ponds. Next, enjoy an excursion to Cesky Krumlov. We&#39;ll visit the castle and the old town, where we&#39;ll have lunch. Later, we&#39;ll transfer to the exclusive four-star Gold Hotel for accommodation. Enjoy the rest of this tour at your leisure. You can choose to stroll through the city, see the castle gardens, go shopping, or any combination of these! Other options include an evening performance at the Revolving Auditorium, rafting, museums, galleries, another tour of Cesky Krumlov Castle, or other architectural monuments (additional cost). In the afternoon of the second day, clients will return to Prague. Notes: * Children under 2 years old accompanied by two adults can participate for free * Cancellations are not possible for this tour * Departure back to Prague on the second day is approximately 4:00 pm * Ceský Krumlov Castle is closed from November 1st to March 31st and on Mondays

Cesky Krumlov - Two-day trip with lunch and accommodation

The city of Cesky Krumlov, picturesquely situated above the winding valley of the upper Vltava River in Southern Bohemia, is known worldwide. More than 300 historic buildings, dominated by a massive castle and the Church of St. Vitus, bear witness to the city&#39;s rich past. Cesky Krumlov also has enormous appeal as a strong urban community and is listed as a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site. Our journey begins with a trip to Ceské Budejovice in South Bohemia. Influenced by the Black Tower, the historic and unique square is lined with Baroque and Renaissance houses. As we travel through South Bohemia, admire its beautiful landscapes filled with forests and lakes. Afterwards, enjoy an excursion to Cesky Krumlov. We&#39;ll visit the castle and the old town center, where we&#39;ll have lunch. Afterwards, we&#39;ll travel to the exclusive 4-star castle, Hotel Stekl in Hluboka, where we&#39;ll stay in a double room. Enjoy the tour at your leisure. Perhaps stroll through the town of Hluboka, visit Hluboka Castle and its gardens. Other options include golf, Ohrada Zoo, Aquapark, cycling, or other attractions near Hluboka (additional cost). Around 5:00 pm on the second day, we will pick up customers at the customers Hotel Stekl and return to Prague. Itinerary Day 1: Prague - Hluboká (Meal: Lunch) The journey begins with a trip to Ceské Budejovice in southern Bohemia. Influenced by the Black Tower, the historic and unique square is lined with Baroque and Renaissance houses. As you travel through the region, admire a peaceful setting full of forests and lakes. Afterwards, enjoy an excursion to Cesky Krumlov. We&#39;ll visit the castle and the old town center, where we&#39;ll have lunch. Afterwards, we&#39;ll travel to the exclusive 4-star castle, Hotel Stekl, where you&#39;ll stay for one night. Check-in at the hotel is at 5:00 pm. Hotel Stekl is located in the castle grounds. For dinner, you can use the hotel&#39;s restaurants or walk to a nearby restaurant. On the way to the small town center, you&#39;ll find many restaurants. The first is only 10 minutes from the hotel, others between 20 and 30 minutes. Day 2: Hluboká - Prague (Meal: Breakfast) Breakfast is served between 7 and 10 am in the hotel restaurant. Afterward, enjoy the rest of the tour at your leisure. Consider walking and exploring the town of Hluboká, or visiting Hluboká Castle and its gardens. You can also choose to play golf, visit the zoo, ride a bike, or admire the scenery around the town (additional cost). At approximately 5 pm, we&#39;ll pick you up from your hotel and begin our journey back to Prague. Notes: * Departure back to Prague on the second day is approximately 4:00 pm * Ceský Krumlov Castle is closed from November 1st to March 31st and on Mondays * Children under 2 years old accompanied by two adults can participate for free

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