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A carefully curated Old Town route blending Prague’s iconic landmarks with deeper context, followed by access to the Minorite Friary, a rarely visited 13th-century complex with exhibitions in Romanesque cellars and the Basilica of St. James. A rare mix of must-see highlights and hidden spaces most visitors never enter, delivered in a compact, time-efficient format.

Discover the highlights of Prague on this comprehensive 6-hour private tour. Travel comfortably through the city in a spacious vehicle, allowing you to admire Prague’s beautiful architecture and historic streets along the way. The tour combines driving and walking, giving you the opportunity to see more of the city while still exploring the most charming areas on foot. During the tour you will visit many of Prague’s most famous landmarks, including Strahov Monastery, Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the picturesque Lesser Town, the John Lennon Wall, Old Town Square with the Astronomical Clock, the Jewish Quarter, Wenceslas Square, the Dancing House, and many other fascinating spots throughout the city.

Explore the enchanting Prague Castle after hours on this exclusive private tour. Choose two captivating locations from St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, or St. George’s Basilica while enjoying the tranquility of the castle grounds without the crowds. A private guide will accompany you through these hidden gems, providing insights into their history. Conclude your experience with a glass of champagne and light canapés while soaking in stunning views. This unique opportunity offers unparalleled access to non-public areas and a dedicated assistant throughout your visit. Exclusive after-hours access to Prague Castle Choose two sites to explore with a private guide Enjoy champagne and canapés with a view Includes limousine transport and a private assistant throughout your tour

This Prague aviation tour offers a guided introduction to Czech aviation history inside the National Technical Museum’s Transportation Hall. The experience focuses on selected aircraft and key stories, making the exhibition easier to understand for curious travelers, aviation enthusiasts and visitors who want to see a different side of Prague. We look at historic Czech aircraft, selected foreign aircraft connected to Czech aviation, and the development of flight through technology, design, wartime experience and peacetime innovation. The tour begins near the Winged Lion Memorial in Malá Strana, dedicated to Czechoslovak RAF pilots and personnel of the Second World War, before continuing on foot to the museum, where the aviation story continues through the machines and the people behind them.

Relax in the nature of north‑central Bohemia, where the fertile lowlands fade away and the land rises into mountains, volcanic hills, and dramatic rock formations perfect for hiking and discovering unique places. This is a land of glassmakers, hermits, wanderers, and traditional villages that still live their old way of life. You’ll explore: - rock castle Sloup carved deep into prehistoric sea sediments more than 100 million years old - Panská Skála, a 60‑million‑year‑old basalt organ - brewery and local beer - timber‑framed villages - Mount Klíč - landscapes of the Lusatian Mountains - the Czech Central Highlands. This region has the highest concentration of hills in Central Europe, which is why films like Merlin, The Young Man and the White Whale, and many Czech fairy tales were filmed here. - UNESCO‑listed glassworks. Glass from this region has appeared in films like Bridget Jones’s Diary, Glass Onion, and even in the trophies awarded at the Tour de France.

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Castle admissions included in the price! (a 29 Euro p/p value). Explore the highlights of Český Krumlov on a personal guided tour that combines the castle interiors, the Baroque Theatre, and the Old Town in one seamless experience. For visitors who want to make the most of their time in Český Krumlov! Your guide will be the official castle translator with 30+ years of personal and professional experience. This tour is conducted in cooperation with the Český Krumlov Castle Administration. With one single guide for all three events, you're guaranteed a comprehensive tour that covers the town's most important sights and milestones, with no confusion or overlap. The tour is led by the official castle translator upon agreement with castle administration. The castle interior and Baroque Theatre visits take place as part of the official castle tours and may include additional visitors. The Old Town portion of the experience is guided exclusively by your guide.

Skip the line, enjoy a special discount, and experience an immersive exhibition housed in a city landmark, with unbeatable views of the iconic astronomical clock.

Most visitors leave Prague Castle having admired its magnificent buildings but without truly understanding the remarkable story behind them. Because only a small part of the vast complex is accessible to the public, many visitors never appreciate how its churches, palaces, courtyards, and fortifications fit together or why the castle remains the symbolic heart of the Czech nation. This experience has been created for travellers who want to go beyond sightseeing. Through expert storytelling and historical interpretation, you'll discover how more than a thousand years of kings, emperors, presidents, wars, and political change shaped one of the world's largest castle complexes. Conducted entirely outdoors, it provides the perfect orientation to the site, helping you understand Prague Castle as a whole before deciding which interiors, if any, you wish to explore independently.

Most tours of Prague's Jewish Quarter concentrate on showing you the monuments. Your aim is to help you understand them. Understanding Jewish Prague: Synagogues and Cemetery has been designed for travellers who want more than a list of dates and buildings. Through over 1,000 years of history, you'll discover how Prague's Jewish community shaped the city's cultural, intellectual, commercial and religious life, while exploring the traditions, beliefs and stories behind the monuments themselves. The tour is led by an officially qualified local guide with specialist accreditation for Prague's Jewish Quarter, providing the historical knowledge and insight needed to bring these remarkable places to life. With a maximum of just 10–12 guests, the experience remains relaxed, interactive and conversational, giving you the opportunity to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding rather than simply moving from one site to the next. Don't just visit Prague's Jewish Quarter. Understand it

This Welcome Tour is designed for travellers who just arrived and want to get their bearings in the city before exploring on their own. Over the course of your two and half hour relaxed tour, your local guide will walk you through the heart of Prague, share the stories behind its most iconic landmarks, and give you practical tips for the rest of your stay. Starting in Old Town Square — the historic heart of Prague — the tour takes in the Astronomical Clock, the Estates Theatre, Wenceslas Square, the Jewish Quarter, and finishes in front of the Rudolfinum. Along the way, every guide brings their own favourite stories, local insights, and hidden details, meaning no two tours are ever exactly the same.

Explore the vibrant city of Brno with a local, passionate about sharing its unique charm. Immerse yourself in the rich history of Brno with its quirky stories. This personalized tour caters to your interests, ensuring you experience the starter pack authentic side of Brno in a fun and engaging way. - Dive into Brno's rich history and discover its quirky charm - Experience the city's rising nightlife

See more of Prague than is possible on foot on this private electric scooter tour. Cruise around the Old Town Square, Lesser Town, Jewish Quarter, and along the River Vltava, and more. Choose a departure time to suit your schedule and come away with a deeper knowledge of the Czech capital.

Chocotopia is a chocolate lover's paradise, uniting history, education, and pure indulgence. With a cocoa plantation, interactive workshops, a meticulously restored old chocolate factory, a state-of-the-art modern factory, a kid's play zone, a whimsical fantasy world, a delectable bistro, and a tempting factory store, it offers an unparalleled journey through the world of chocolate. From seed to treat, Chocotopia immerses visitors in the magic of cocoa, making it a unique and unforgettable destination for all ages.

Get a fascinating insight into the city of Prague and the plague by following a tour led by a plague doctor living in the city between 1713-1715. Visit a range of locations to learn about how different people responded to the plague, understand prevention methods used at the time, and more. This is a unique way to learn about the plague as well as uncover some hidden corners of Prague.

Visitors come to Prague in droves to see its bohemian art, cobbled lanes, and centuries’ old bridges and castles. On this unique evening walking tour, leave the navigation to your night-watchman guide, who tells you about Prague’s history while decked out in historical dress. During private tour you enjoy plenty of personal attention, with plenty of time to ask questions.

Escape Prague’s busy streets and embark on a private journey that blends medieval heritage, dramatic countryside, authentic Czech wine, and traditional craftsmanship. Explore the majestic Gothic Karlstejn Castle, admire the striking Amerika limestone quarry, and enjoy a curated wine tasting at the Karlstejn Wine Research Station. On the full-day option, extend your experience with a private Czech glass-cutting workshop and discover the timeless artistry of Bohemian crystal. All entrance fees, tastings, and door-to-door transport are included - creating a seamless and truly immersive experience.

Take a break from Prague city on a day trip to the 14th-century castle town of Karlstejn. Avoid the confusion of catching buses and trains, and of navigating winding medieval streets, by touring with a private guide. They'll collect you from your hotel, and accompany you throughout the day, as you visit the castle and grounds, and browse the surrounding galleries and shops.

Enjoy a luxurious Prague experience with your very own PERSONAL PRAGUE GUIDE! This exclusive walking tour offers professional and friendly individual care at a reasonable price, tailored to your interests. You can start the tour whenever and wherever you like, with no groups to limit or disrupt you. The pace, stops, and duration are all in your hands, allowing you to escape the tourist traps and explore beyond the guidebooks in a truly personalized way.

Ideal for music lovers, the private walking tour offers the chance to immerse yourself in Prague's rich musical heritage. You'll learn about the best Czech composers and other legendary musicians connected to the city. You'll also visit places in Prague that are connected to the legacies of those composers and see the city's top historic sights.

Choose the number of people in your group (1, 2, 3, etc.) from the “Select date and travelers” menu to ensure you book the right number of tickets Visit The Tragic War Memento Terezin with your personal driving guide. This 18th-century military stronghold was used by the Nazis as a prison and concentration camp for Jews from across Europe. Explore the former Jewish ghetto town, including the museum and the Small Fortress, which served as a prison for the Prague Gestapo. You can also combine this tour with an optional visit (extra charge) to Melnik, a wine town; Nelahozeves Castle; or the war town of Lidice. + Many EXTRAS FOR FREE: A specially designed Prague map for independent sightseeing, a picture-architecture chart, a bookmark, and a surprise local treat—every client gets something truly local. We pride ourselves on the attention to local details, which is why we’re recommended by travel guru Rick Steves!

Experience Prague’s history and Habsburg past on this group walking tour. In the company of a guide, learn about Prague under the Habsburgs and admire the Italian Baroque architecture in the city. Visit a few different palaces, including Waldstein Palace, Cernin Palace, and Morzin Palace, as well as Strahov Monastery.

Discover the best of Bohemia on this full-day tour from Prague that combines the elegance of Karlovy Vary and the medieval charm and scenery of Loket Castle. The day begins in Karlovy Vary, famous for its hot springs and refined atmosphere. You will take a guided tour of its emblematic colonnades to discover the history of this city founded in the time of Charles IV. You can try its mineral waters following the local tradition and, if you are a movie lover, you will recognize some of its corners by movies like Casino Royale. Then you will have time to have lunch, explore at your own pace or relax in its cafes and viewpoints. In the afternoon, head to the medieval fortress of Loket Castle, by the Ohře River. You will be amazed by its rooms, exhibitions and spectacular views from the tower. You will have time to stroll through the charming village of Loket before returning. You will return to Prague after a day that combines culture, history and iconic landscapes.

Explore Prague Castle and the historic Hradčany district on a guided walking tour combining history, architecture and unforgettable views of the Czech capital. The experience begins at the Strahov Viewpoint, one of the best balconies above Prague, with panoramic views of the Vltava and the Old City. From there, the walk continues to Loretánské náměsttí to admire the exteriors of the Czernin Palace and the Loreta Shrine, before reaching the monumental Hradčany Square, the main entrance to the castle. Inside the complex, you will tour its historic courtyards while discovering the evolution of this complex founded in the ninth century. You will see the Old Royal Palace, the majestic Cathedral of St. Vitus and the Basilica of St. George, as well as the famous Alley of Gold, linked to ancient legends and Franz Kafka. The tour ends on the panoramic terraces of the castle, with spectacular views over Malá Strana, Charles Bridge and Prague’s monumental skyline.