Top Czech Republic Dessert Tours

Live like royalty! 3-hour Český Krumlov adventure: crown yourself king/queen! Explore the breathtaking castle, where centuries whisper tales of power & intrigue. Unearth hidden treasures! Step into the ancient Little Castle: Renaissance/Baroque splendor, rare china's gleam, crystal's brilliance, and sacred relics. Witness history unfold in old film clips. Lose yourself in paradise! Wander enchanting Baroque gardens: sculpted landscapes, divine fountains, summer whispers, musical echoes, and the theatrical magic of a revolving stage. Savor pure indulgence! Taste handcrafted pralines, delicate nougat, and rich marzipan at a boutique where Czech artistry meets culinary delight. Embrace sweet serenity! Relax in a cozy café, sip fragrant coffee, and discover Czech pastry treasures like the iconic "Větrník" and the delicate "Laskonka." Don't just see Český Krumlov, feel it! Book your royal escape now, and create memories fit for a monarch. Bon appétit!

Take in a large stretch of Prague with ease on an electric tricycle group tour. Learn how to use the trike, strap on a helmet, and take off in the company of a guide to explore the city. Visit the John Lennon Wall, Strahov Monastery, Letna Park, Prague Castle, and more without breaking a sweat.

Hungry for something real? Join your local buddy for a relaxed stroll through one of Prague’s coolest local neighborhoods—far from the tourist crowds. We’ll snack our way through hidden bakeries, family-run spots, and street food favorites. This private tour is all about eating like a local, sharing good stories, and enjoying the city bite by bite.

Prague’s history lies not just in the streets of its Old Town but in the underground and cellars from the 12th to 14th century most visitors never see. This tour lets you into this secret world that’s not accessible independently, with a guide sharing its stories. See subterranean rooms from the Middle Ages, hear about the fascinating—and sometimes dark—things that took place here, and learn more about Prague’s long, complex history.

Explore Prague your way with this private tour that gives you the option of walking through the narrow streets or traveling by private car. With a guide, check out the city’s main attractions—from Prague Castle and St Vitus Cathedral to the Jewish Quarter, Old Town and Charles Bridge—and follow the Royal Way, a route used during coronations of Bohemian kings.

Prague is a foodie paradise but if you want to find the most authentic spots, you need a local guide. Save time by heading straight to places offering the most delicious food and drink. Get around on foot and by subway, like the locals do, tasting enough samples to replace dinner. Learn about Czech culture and cuisine while visiting hidden gems that you may not find alone.

Prague has always been famous among artists, musicians, and creatives, which has created a rich culture. Discover the local hangouts of some of the past and present icons on this historic pub crawl through the city. Meet your fellow partygoers and enjoy drinks at each venue, listening to anecdotes about the Rolling Stones, Hollywood stars, corrupt politicians, and more.

Get ready to experience the blast from the past of traditional Czech cuisine. Our Prague Retro Food Tour explores local spots which seemed as if they were stuck in the communist times of former Czechoslovakia. Something entirely different from typical tourist spots. The tour visits 4 thematic spots, including a pub from before WW2 times, a cake shop where all grandmas from Prague have their weekly meetings, a famous Prague delicatessen with a history of 1916, and a socialist-era wine bar with draft wine from Moravian Slovakia region. You will also discover some of the most beautiful passages during the walking transfers between our tour venues. We’ll provide interesting historical facts and recommend numerous other Prague pubs, restaurants, and cafés worth visiting. To keep our tour as a truly communal experience, we do only small groups, which allow us to engage with each other and also be respectful to local residents and traditional customers of our venues.