Top Czech Republic Day Trips

Explore the Old Jewish Quarter on foot and on the water, with tickets for a fantastic 1-hour cruise. See the Maisel Synagogue, the Pinkas Synagogue, the Jewish Town Hall and the Old-New Synagogue. Extended options: visit and the unique Spanish Synagogue. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: 3-hour: Jewish Quarter & Cruise Explore Prague’s Jewish Quarter, see the Maisel Synagogue, the Pinkas Synagogue and the Old-New Synagogue, and enjoy a 1-hour audio-guided cruise. 4-hours: Jewish Quarter, Spanish Synagogue & Cruise Join this tour to see the highlights of the Jewish Quarter with the Pinkas Synagogue, the Old-New Synagogue and a visit to the Spanish Synagogue. Includes a 1-hour audio-guided cruise. Lying between the busy Old Time Square and the scenic Vltava River, Prague Josefov is one of the best preserved Jewish Ghettos in Europe.

This private tour delves into Bratislava’s history, culture, and famous sites like Old Town St. Martin’s Cathedral and the Blue Church of St. Alzbeta. Soak up sweeping city views from Bratislava Castle and explore the ruins of Devin Castle along the River Danube. Enjoy a flexible itinerary tailored to your interests with hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Our guide picks up you in front of the accommodation. The driver with a private car will take you to the Kutná Hora about 1 hour from Prague. There you will visit the Cathedral of St. Barbara, the old city walk and then you will visit the church of the bones. Highlights: Silver Town & Church of bones St.Barbara Cathedral Unesco World Heritage site Ossuary

Karlovy Vary is the most famous spa town in the Czech Republic. It was founded around 1350 by the Holy Roman Emperor and Czech king Charles IV. The city center is situated along the narrow valley of the Tepla River and is overlooked by high green hills. The colonnade and pedestrian zone are lined with breathtaking architecture of spa hotels. The most famous is the Grand Hotel Pupp featured in the movie Last Holiday; another well known hotel is the Hotel Thermal, which hosts the world-famous Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. Karlovy Vary acquired international fame, thanks to the healing powers of the local mineral springs, of which there are around a hundred, going down to various depths with their temperatures varying from 30 to 73 degrees Celsius. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the spa town was a popular place of stay for the nobility as well as poets, writers, and musicians.

Instead of a tedious flight or train ride, travel comfortably between Prague and Passau on a private transfer. Your traveling time won’t be wasted-enjoy a scenic drive through central Europe as your English-speaking driver shares local stories. Stretch your legs and take in the sights during a stop in the charming town of Cesky Krumlov.

Get out of Prague for a day and visit Karlovy Vary, an enchanting Bohemian spa town. This guided day trip includes a guided walking tour of the elegant town center and a visit to the Moser Museum to see exquisite local glassworks. Learn about the historical significance of the town's mineral springs and stroll the promenade. Lunch at a local restaurant is included, as well as round-trip transportation.

Enjoy private transportation and sightseeing that happens at your pace during this full-day, private, guided tour to the city of Cesky Krumlov for up to six people. Make your way to this much-visited city from Prague in a private car to wander the narrow streets lined with Renaissance buildings. See a castle built in the 17th century, and learn about the its history, artworks, and opulent rooms.

As World War II’s largest Nazi concentration camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau played a notorious role in 20th-century history. If you want to visit while in Central Europe but don’t want to self-drive or catch public transportation across the Czech–Polish border, this full-day private tour simplifies your day. Set off from Prague to learn more about the somber history as you explore the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum.

A trip to the south Bohemian town of Cesky Krumlov will definitely be a highlight of your holiday in the Czech Republic. A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1992, Cesky Krumlov is one of Bohemia´s most picturesque towns, made up of elegant Renaissance-style buildings housing quaint cafes, restaurants, and interesting shops. Prague to Cesky Krumlov: 10-hour Itinerary: 2,5 hour Prague to Cesky Krumlov transfer 1 hour tour of Krumlov castle interiors (optional) 1 hour lunch break (our driver-guide can recommend you different restaurants based on your preferences) 1,5 hour walking tour of the old town in Cesky Krumlov 1,5 hour free time for souvenir shopping, boat trip around the old town, etc. 2,5 hour Cesky Krumlov to Prague transfer If you wish you can stop in Ceske Budejovice (Budweis), where you can taste the original Budweiser beer on the way back to Prague. This is a private tour, so the itinerary can be adjusted as you wish.

A transfer from Prague to Vienna, with guided service in Cesky Krumlov. Cesky Krumlov is the medieval city that is 170 km from Prague. When you arrive, you will go up to the castle and the Gardens, you are shown the views from the castle bridge. You will pass through the old city to the square. You can eat in one of the typical restaurants. After the tour you will be given afternoon off. Then he goes to Vienna.

1 day scooter tour of Czech castles according to an intensive program of the northern territory of the republic. You will see ancient monuments of Czech history of the Middle Ages and recent centuries. The unusual romantic atmosphere of these places will amaze you, and traveling on a scooter will not be boring.

1 day scooter tour of Czech castles according to an intensive program of the eastern territory of the republic. You will see ancient monuments of Czech history of the Middle Ages and recent centuries. The unusual romantic atmosphere of these places will amaze you, and traveling on a scooter will not be boring.

Bohemian Paradise, Czechia's first protected area and UNESCO geopark, features sandstone rock formations and charming castles. This private hiking tour visits two castles and one chateau, each with unique history and stories, which your guide helps you explore. Lunch and private transport are included, to simplify your day and avoid slow public transportation. Make an optional visit to a Skoda car factory on the return to Prague, if you like.

Combine two of Prague’s must-do experiences in one easy trip: take in the city’s scenic waterfront on a 90-minute Vltava River sightseeing cruise, then get admission to the award-winning Prague Zoo. Enjoy refreshments on board, and hear the stories behind Prague’s landmarks and architectural highlights. Then explore the zoo on your own, checking out its miles of trails and thousands of animals, including many endangered and vulnerable species.

Gain a deeper understanding of the Holocaust and the Nazi occupation in Prague on this small-group tour. Learn about the former Jewish ghetto of Terezin, where thousands of Jews were imprisoned. Learn about daily life, the spiritual resistance of the people who suffered, the propaganda the Nazi’s used to mask their actions, and more. Plus, visit the Small Fortress, which served as a Gestapo prison, to learn about the experiences of Jewish prisoners,

Explore Prague at your own pace with our self-guided tour app, immersing yourself in the city's rich history and stunning architecture. Begin at the iconic Old Town Square, marveling at the Astronomical Clock and the Church of Our Lady before Týn, then venture across the Charles Bridge for breathtaking views of the Vltava River. Ascend to Prague Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and explore its vast complex including the magnificent St. Vitus Cathedral. Stroll through the picturesque Golden Lane before descending into the charming Lesser Town. Experience local culture in the vibrant Jewish Quarter, home to several historic synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery. Admire the Art Nouveau splendor of Municipal House, then wander through Wenceslas Square, the heart of modern Prague. Visit the John Lennon Wall for a colorful tribute to peace and freedom, then explore the hidden gem of Vyšehrad fortress for panoramic city views.

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!

Visit the former Theresienstadt concentration camp on a private 7-hour tour from Prague. After your guide meets you at your hotel, travel by private transportation to the camp.  There’s no need to fuss over money, as entrance fees are conveniently included. Set the pace of the tour as your guide gives you an in depth understanding of the history of the camp. You can also take time to explore the site independently.

Spend two hours exploring the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Cesky Krumlov on your way from Prague to Vilshofen on this 9-hour day trip. See Cesky Krumlov Castle, St.Vitus Church, and the city’s town square, Namesti Svornosti, as well as the old town square. After seeing the sights, travel over to your accommodations in Vilshofen.

Tour Highlights: 1. Journey to Karlštejn: Your professional guide will accompany you by car to Karlštejn Castle, sharing insights into its historical significance along the way. 2. Walk to the Castle Gates: Enjoy a scenic half-hour walk leading you to the imposing castle gates, providing a taste of the medieval atmosphere. 3. Interior Exploration: Embark on a comprehensive 1-hour guided tour of Karlštejn Castle's rich interiors, marveling at its architectural splendor. 4. Charles IV's Legacy: Discover the castle's founding in the 14th century by Emperor Charles IV, designed to safeguard the Empire's coronation jewels, holy relics, and royal treasures. What Makes This Excursion Unique: Monumental Architecture: Immerse yourself in the monumental Gothic architecture of Karlštejn, a true gem in the Czech Republic. Professional Guidance: Benefit from the expertise of a professional guide, offering detailed historical insights and stories.

Explore beyond Prague and cross the border into Germany on a full-day private tour to Meissen and Dresden's Christmas markets. Visit historic landmarks in Meissen, including Albrechtsburg Castle and Meissen Cathedral, and enjoy the festive Christmas atmosphere. Continue to Dresden to wander through traditional Christmas market stalls. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included; lunch and admission fees are not included.

Explore northern Bohemia and all its riches on this private guided tour from Prague. Discover the ruins of a castle, tour of the most renowned crystal factories, and, in the spa town Karlovy Vary, walk around the Jan Becher Museum, dedicated to Becherlovka, a delicious Czech digestif that is made up of a secret concoction of herbs.

Visitors interested in the history of Prague will find this tour to Terezin Nazi Camp and Melnik Castle fascinating. Learn about the history of the 18th century fortress that became a Nazi political prison. After a traditional Czech lunch visit scenic Melnik and admire its breathtaking views and incredible history.

Gain insight into the horrors of World War II on this private six-hour tour of Terezín Concentration Camp (Theresienstadt) from Prague. Visit important sites within Terezín, including the Ghetto Museum, the Crematorium, the Magdeburg Barracks and a hidden synagogue. Your knowledgeable guide shares the history of this camp, the lives of the people who were held there, and how it was used by the Nazis as a ‘model’ camp.