Top Czech Republic Day Trips - page 5

Leave the hectic 21st-century behind and discover 13th-century Bohemia on a private 6-hour tour to Kutna Hora from Prague. Exclusive transportation takes you away from the busy capital to the eerie Ossuary (Bone Church). You also enjoy visits to St. Barbara Cathedral and the Italian Court. Break for lunch at a traditional Czech restaurant (own expense), then take free time to explore the city center independently.

Enjoy scenic Czech countryside with Karlstejn castle and visit traditional Bohemia Crystal Glass Factory on a private day trip with professional local licensed guide. The trip includes tasty Bohemian lunch. The land of Czechia offers more than 1000 castles and chateaus. If you have to pick only one to visit, Karlstejn castle is the one. The role of this medieval castle (14th century) exceeded any other in the country - it was designed as a place to store the crown jewels, royal treasures and collections of holy relics. Today the castle has become the jewel itself (joining a group for tour of interiors). Visit also glassworks with know-how being passed from generation to generation in one family for 300 years. It is 30 min drive from the castle. Learn about history of Bohemia crystal and see master glass blowers at their work on a tour of the glassworks (joining a group; Saturdays available only in summer).

Devote a day to UNESCO-listed Kutna Hora, just east of Prague, without the stress of arranging transport or sticking to a rigid shared-group itinerary. This private tour whisks you to this medieval silver mining town by private air-conditioned vehicle and covers must-sees including St. Barbara’s Cathedral and the Sedlec Bone Ossuary, filled with decoratively arranged human bones. Plus, enjoy the flexibility to tailor your sightseeing around you, and the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off.

See more of the city with less effort by pedaling through Prague on a comfortable e-bike. Fear no hills as you follow your guide on a private tour of the most-important sites. Cycle along the Vltava River to Prague Castle, pass through the Old Town and Jewish Quarter, see the Frank Gehry-designed Dancing Building, then head uphill to one of  Prague's best parks for panoramic city views. Includes a break for a traditional Czech lunch.

Pedal your way out of Prague to one of the most bewitching castles in Europe on this guided bicycle excursion. Hop on your bike and, with a guide at your side, bike out of Prague for 3.5 hours, making some stops along the way. Once you reach the enchanting Karlstejn Castle, where King Charles IV kept the crown jewels, tuck into a hearty Czech lunch (at your own expense) and take an optional 1-hour guided tour of the castle. Then relax on the train back to Prague.

Dive into the history of World War II in Prague and the Anthropoid group on this historic tour of Prague. Travel through the city in a private minivan with a guide who will fill you in on the details of this dark time in world history. This tour is perfect for history buffs and those who want to take a deeper dive into some dark historical facts surrounding the Holocaust.

For travelers looking for a private day trip from Prague, the historic, Bohemian spa city of Karlovy Vary is well worth a visit. With a private tour to this celebrated city, you can taste the local mineral water, explore the historic streets and colonnades, and stop at a world-renowned glassworks. Along the way, enjoy ample time to explore and grab lunch—at your own expense—and pick up a souvenir at the Moser glassworks outlet.

We would like to invite you to a fairy tale town: Český Krumlov (situated 170 km from Prague), which has been part of the UNESCO cultural and natural heritage since 1992. See the impressive Cesky Krumlov Castle and the Eggenberg Brewery Taste the original Budweiser beer Wander narrow, ancient streets shopping for treasures

Visit Karlstejn Castle from Prague in an active way with this electric bike (e-bike) tour through the Czech countryside. Pedal along the Vltava and Berounka rivers and pass by villages to reach the Gothic-Renaissance castle, which dates back to the 1300s. This is a great opportunity to see more of the country than Prague in just one day. You’ll return to the city by train.

Enjoy a day of biking, countryside and beer away from bustling Prague on this 8-hour cycle trip. The perfect antidote to city sightseeing, the leisurely ride follows riverside paths through the Czech countryside. Pass meadows and forests along paved trails, see medieval Karlstejn Castle, and refuel with lunch and a craft beer on a microbrewery visit. Your trip includes cycling equipment, lunch, beer, a return train ticket, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

This sensitively prepared tailor-made tour is the most time-efficient tour combining the best of Prague with the best of our countryside. See the biggest highlights of Prague and enjoy the beautiful countryside trip to Karlstejn castle with real Czech lunch in one day. The private walking tour of Prague will give you wide knowledge base, orientation and practical tips about the city. Visit of Karlstejn countryside castle exceeds any other of 1000 castles and chateaus in the country. This medieval castle of caesar was the storage of the crown jewels, royal treasures and collections of holy relics. You will find it in protected landscape area 45 min drive out of Prague.

Why travel to Vienna directly without stopping if you can see many interesting sites along the way? On this private transfer/tour our professional guide will take you first to Kutná Hora. There we will visit the famous Bone church and the cathedral of St. Barbara. Afterwards we will continue through Brno (optional stop for lunch eg.) to Lednice Chateau. We will stroll through the gardens and see the interiors of the palace. Later we will drive to Mikulov, a picturesque little town with a chateau on a hill in the middle, surrounded by seemingly endless vineyards. After the whole day we will end our tour in Vienna at your place of stay.

Sign up for a seamless transfer service between Passau and Prague—and enjoy a sightseeing stop along the way—with this private, two-in-one excursion. After pickup at your Passau hotel, hop into your private car and hit the road. En route, enjoy a tour of Český Krumlov, a Bohemian town known for its UNESCO-listed historic center. After some free time in the town, return to your vehicle and continue to Prague.

Benefit from both the convenience of a guided tour and the freedom of independent travel when you explore Karlovy Vary. Take the provided transfer from Prague, to save you navigating public transportation alone. In the town, connect to an app-based tour and check out the colonnades, churches, and grand hotels of this popular Czech spa town. Personalise the tour to your own needs and interests, before returning to Prague.

Discover Vienna’s top highlights in just one day on this private, round-trip tour from Prague. Meet your guide in the morning directly at your Prague hotel, and set off in your private vehicle. After roughly 3.5 hours on the road, arrive in Vienna, and begin to explore. You’ll see the Schönbrunn Palace, the Vienna State Opera, St. Stephen’s Cathedral, the Hofburg Imperial Palace, and much more. As you go, learn all about the city’s past from your guide.

The Czech Republic is a great beer-producing nation, so learn all about its roots on a private day trip from Prague to Pilsen. You'll visit Pilsner Urquell Brewery, the most famous brewery in the Czech Republic, and have the opportunity to taste the beer during different phases of its production. Afterwards you'll take a tour through the beautiful city centre of Pilsen to see such attractions as St. Bartholomew's Cathedral, the Great Synagogue, and Revolution Square.

Get more out of your time in Prague with this visit to the nearby city of Kutna Hora. Here you will see one of the strangest and most impressive sights in Czechia, the Sedlec Ossuary - a chapel extensively decorated with the bones of over 40,000 people. Beyond this sight, also visit magnificent cathedrals and explore the UNESCO Heritage-listed streets of Kutna Hora.

This tour is a great experience  for both wine and/or beer lovers, amateurs or simply curious  A quick hour drive from Prague, this tour offers the opportunity to better understand the intricate production process for both sparkling wine and the Czech Republic’s world-renowned beer, both interwoven in the history of the beautiful city of Pilsen. We’ll learn the secrets of how the bubbles enter the bottle and explore the history, production, and devotion to quality behind the world-famous Czech beer Pilsner Urquell.

See both the Czech and German countryside on a full-day, small-group winter trip from Prague to the spectacular Pravcicka Gate, Europe’s largest sandstone arch, as well as, the "Bastei" bridge. Walk on snow-covered trails to enjoy some of the best scenic nature sites that the Czech Republic countryside can offer.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the renaissance town of Cesky Krumlov is one of the Czech Republic’s most visited attractions, with atmospheric medieval streets and a dramatic castle. Discover it with a private guide direct from your Prague hotel on this to-the-point tour: you’ll visit the castle, the Minorite Monastery, and the historic center, and capture city views from the castle tower. Please note: entrance fees are at your expense.

Unless you rent a car, exploring the Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland national parks from Prague is near-impossible in a day. This private day trip makes it easy, with minivan travel to the highlights of this sandstone-peak reserve on the Czech–German border. Hike to the Pravcicka Gate arch, gaze down over the Elbe Valley from the Bastei Bridge, and tour the 14th-century Neurathen Castle, all with a guide providing personalized insight.

Avoid the hassle of self-driving or catching public transport when you visit the spa town of Karlovy Vary from Prague on a private full-day tour. Tour the famous Moser Glassworks crystal factory (tickets are included), see the Grand Hotel Pupp where James Bond movie “Casino Royale” was filmed, stroll along the scenic Teplá riverfront, and experience the grandeur of this resort town, once a favorite with European royals.

The fairytale landscape Explore the historic town of Hřensko See Pravčická Brána Enjoy a river cruise

As a phoenix which rises from the dust, the capital of Saxony went through a massive reconstruction after heavy bombing during World War II to become the majestic city it once was. Visit the magnificent Royal Palace, the famous Zwinger Art Gallery, the protestant Frauen kirche and admire the splendid collections in Dresden’s museums