Top Czech Republic Holidays - page 4

Many of Prague’s best bars lie off the tourist trail, but finding them can be difficult independently. With this tour, experience the alternative bar scene of Prague’s bohemian Letná district: an artsy enclave many visitors miss. Visit Letná’s funky pubs and clubs, savor beers you might have overlooked otherwise, and hear about local life from a guide. Entry fees, tastings, dinner, and hotel drop-off are included.

Experience two of the Czech Republic’s best-loved traditions—pilsner and glassmaking—on this day trip from Prague. After morning pickup, head to Pilsen and the storied Pilsner Urquell brewery. Discover how the beer is made and enjoy tastings. After a 3-course lunch at a local restaurant, visit a local glassworks in Nizbor. See how the glass is blown and cut, and finish with the chance to buy some beautiful glassware at factory prices.

Combine the culture and history of Kutna Hora with its wine on a private day trip that includes both a tour of the UNESCO-listed historic center and a tasting session at an acclaimed winery. Plus, letting someone else drive you between wine stops means that you’ll be able to enjoy Czech varietals without having to worry about navigating.

Exploring Pilsen by yourself may mean only skating the surface of its sights, history, and role at the heart of lager-making. Discover the city fully, in one go, with this small-group walking and Pilsner-Urquell Brewery tour. Check off all of old Pilsen’s highlights and explore the brewery to see its historical cellars and learn about and taste its beers. Lunch, brewery tour, and entry fees are covered for an all-inclusive experience.

Take a trip back in time on this 3-hour private guided tour of Prague Castle. See St. Vitus Cathedral, the Royal Palace, Vladislav Hall, and the Basilica of St George, before taking a stroll down Golden Lane with its tiny, brightly colored houses. Learn about Czech history, from the 9th-century monarchy to the presidential seat and the current political atmosphere.

Enjoy an entertaining private Segway tour of Prague that lets you see more sights in less time. Meet your guide near Charles Bridge, then ride through parks and neighborhoods including Stresovice. Admire Prague Castle from outside and visit the Strahov Monastery and Brewery for a local experience. This private tour offers a unique way to explore with personalized attention.

Trade the 21st-century streets of Prague for 14th-century walls of Karlstejn Castle on a 4-hour tour. Complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off allows you to relax and enjoy the scenery, or choose to meet at a central meeting point. A visit to the 14th-century Gothic castle is a great opportunity to immerse yourself in Bohemian culture and history. Peruse holy relics, crown jewels, and more as your guide narrates. After a short walk around the municipality, head back to the city.

See Prague’s top attractions on this full-day guided introduction to the city. Combine a bus tour and walking tour with a Vltava River cruise. See many areas of the city, from ancient to modern, including Wenceslas Square, the Old Town, the Jewish Quarter, and Prague Castle. Enjoy a relaxing lunch on board the cruise to keep you fueled up for the day.

Head to marvelous and stunning Kutna Hora on this excursion to the UNESCO-listed town an hour east of Prague. Marvel at the ossuary, a gothic church whose interior is bedecked with the bones of 40,000 people (many of whom died from the plague). Explore the majestic Cathedral of St. Barbara and stroll down the town's narrow cobbled lanes.

Head to Terezin on this informative 7.5-hour tour that takes you to a former World War II concentration camp, situated in an 18th-century fortress north of Prague. The tour includes round-trip ticket on public transportation to Terezin and back to Prague.

The Czech republic is famous for production of two things. Pilsner Urquell beer and Czech hand-made crystal.On this excursion we will visit both and complement it with a traditional Czech lunch tasting in a Pilsner Urquell restaurant.You will get picked up by your guide at the place of your stay in Prague and after about 40 minutes of scenic ride you will reach a Glassstar crystal factory,where you can observe different stages of a crystal manufacture. Next part of excursion takes us to our main destination,to Pilsen. The 4th largest city in Czech republic and home of the world's famous Pilsner Urquell brewery.Your guide will show you around the old town of the city,the 14th century cathedral of St.Bartholomew and take you to a local restaurant to enjoy a traditional Czech lunch.During the guided tour of the brewery you will learn how this popular Czech lager is brewed,visit the cellers and taste an authentic non pasteurised Pilsner Urquell right from the oakwood barrel.

Swap bustling Prague for the scenery, wines, and cuisine of rural Bohemia on this small-group 4x4 tour. Travel into the Bohemia Uplands, and follow trails to see ancient volcanic mountains, plains, vineyards, and villages. Call into a vineyard to taste local wines and learn about the area's winemaking, refuel with a winery lunch, and visit a medieval castle and mysterious cemetery as your guide shares the region’s history and legends.

Pilsen is the birthplace of the first pilsner lager, and continues to be an important city for Czech brewing. This private day trip includes a guided tour of Pilsen city, a visit to a 13th-century chateau linked to art nouveau painter Alphonse Mucha, and a brewery tour with unfiltered beer tasting. Enjoy lunch and private transportation with hotel pickup in an air-conditioned vehicle, too.

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.

Learn about Czech beer culture on this private, personalized tour of Prague. Visit micro-breweries chosen to match your tastes, including the oldest brewery in the city. Enjoy six tastings and stroll past key city sights with a host who is carefully selected to match you and your interests. Ideal for keen beer drinkers or anyone wanting to learn more about this staple of Czech culinary culture.

Take this private tour to the sunny southern Moravia, a land of vineyards, charming villages, folklore and delicious moravian cakes. Visit with your private tour guide the Unesco World Heritage site of Chateaus Lednice and Valtice. Optional wine tasting in a local vineyard. Entrance fee to Lednice chateau is included.

While Czech beer is often talked about among tourists, the country also has an impressive wine scene. Head down into a historic wine cellar in the middle of Prague to try out several of the country’s most popular vintages, as well as different varieties to compare them with from around the world on this small-group wine-tasting experience.

You can't visit Prague without discovering the city's thriving beer scene—but if you're not sure where to start, this guided tasting experience offers the perfect introduction. Led by your beer-expert guide, taste seven different Czech beers. Hear about each, learn about the brewing process, and discover more about Czech beer culture. Nibble on local cheese and crackers as you drink, and walk away with new knowledge.

Explore Prague in a fun, adventurous way on an e-scooter or e-bike. After a briefing, follow your guide on a route around the city. Ride to scenic viewpoints and visit highlights including Prague Castle, Strahov Monastery, the Jewish Quarter, Old Town Square, and more. You’ll cover more ground than on a walking tour but get a more intimate perspective than from a bus.

Get out and explore Prague in a unique way with this tour. Instead of getting around on foot or in a private vehicle, grab an e-bike or e-scooter and visit a range of sights in Prague, with a focus on scenic viewpoints. Tour itineraries can vary, but can include locations like Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Strahov Monastic Brewery, Petrin Hill and much more.

Beer is practically its own food group in Prague, and there are several different ways to pour it to maximize the taste depending on the brand. Pilsner Urquell is a local favorite-learn to pour it three ways to produce different flavors. Discover the secrets of the trade from professional tapsters, like how to tell a good beer from a bad one.

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.

The king of Prague pub crawls now has a boat party pub crawl, and it's exactly what you'd expect. Four venues. One night. Your evening starts at the Drunken Monkey Bar with a full hour of unlimited beer, wine and shots. Grab a drink, meet the crew, and get ready for the night ahead. From there, walk to the river and board the boat for a two-hour sunset party on the Vltava. A live DJ on the sundeck, party games (beer pong, drunk jenga, limbo), and golden-hour views of Prague Castle and the city skyline all around you. Additional drinks are available to buy on board. After docking, head to M1 or 80s Club with a welcome shot on arrival. One hour to keep the energy going. Then finish the night at Prague's most iconic clubs in Prague with skip-the-line entry included Hosted by the Drunken Monkey, Prague's original nightlife brand since 2011, as featured on FHM, MTV and National Geographic.

Explore Prague your way on this private guided walking tour. The itinerary is customizable and based on your preferences with a flexible starting point and time. Tours typically include Hradcany Town, Prague Castle, and a stroll down the quaint Little Quarter. The tour wraps up either in the Jewish Quarter (known as Josefov) or Wenceslas Square in the New Town of Prague.