Top Prague Costume Dress Up Experiences

Experience food, music, and beautiful views on a leisurely dinner cruise down Prague’s Vltava River. After your complimentary welcome drink, enjoy an open buffet of both Czech and international cuisine. Relax as live music accompanies your dinner. The cruise offers unobstructed views of the city’s illuminated attractions, which you can appreciate from inside or on the outside deck. Ideal as a standalone activity or the start of a night out.

Get a unique travel experience on an electric trike, which are 3-wheeled e-bikes with two seats, meaning two people can ride together. Pick from multiple convenient departure times, and, following a brief vehicle training, set off to explore the city. See St. Vitus Cathedral and Strahov Monastery, admire the Charles Bridge and Prague Castle, linger in the much-photographed Old Town Square, and more. The route may vary depending on the tour option selected.

Immerse yourself in Prague’s party culture on a lively pub crawl through some of the city’s most dynamic bars. Start with all-you-can-drink beer, wine, vodka, and absinthe at the first bar, then enjoy welcome shots at other pubs. Save time with skip-the-line access to the 5-story Karlovy Lazne nightclub, heading straight to the dance floor.

Relish the music of Mozart over dinner at this concert and dinner experience in Prague. Relax into the historical Boccaccio Ballroom and savor a 3-course Czech and Austrian dinner as you listen to arias and duets from operas such as “The Magic Flute” and “Don Giovanni.” Interludes are performed by singers and musicians from Czech opera houses. Upgrade to sit at a table for two, perfect for couples.

Immerse yourself in the romance of medieval times with a dining experience in Prague. Leave the modern world behind and step into a candle-lit tavern. Kick off the evening with beer or wine. Sit down to three or five generous courses of medieval-style food (various menus suit different dietary requirements) in a communal, historically inspired tavern-like setting. Be entertained by talented jugglers, belly dancers, and swordsmen.

Adventurous visitors, or visitors looking for a fun activity for the entire family, will love this white water rafting experience. Prague White Water Rafting is an artificial channel complete with rapids and training obstacles. After arriving to the centre, visitors will be suited with all the necessary equipment and given basic training and safety instructions, before being let into the rapids.

Czechoslovakia in 1948 became a Communist country, triggering more than 40 years of totalitarian rule. Under Communism, people were exploited. Nobody knows what happened in the West because there was propaganda for the régime. You will see a totalitarian rule in Czechoslovakia: What's included guide hotel pick up entrance to Museum of Communism entrance to Museum of Cold War inc Nuclear bunker walking tour from maint points of Velvet Revolution Tour Description The guide picks up you where you want and tell you about the Soviet invasion and life in the communist regime. The restrictions, basic life limitation, propaganda, etc. You will walk to the main points connected with Communist regime. You will visit the Museum of Communism with our guide and you will go to the prominent Nuclear Shelter.