Top Czech Republic How to Get Around - page 48

Private transfer from Prague to Frankfurt with 2 hours of sightseeing along the way. Your driver will pick you up at the location agreed during the booking process, whether it is your hotel, accommodation, airport or another address. Travel toward Frankfurt in a clean and comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. During the journey, you will have up to 2 hours to explore a sightseeing destination along the route. Recommended sightseeing options include Karlstejn Castle, Nuremberg and Pilsen. You can spend the time at one location or split it between multiple stops. We can help you choose the most suitable option before your trip. After the sightseeing stop, continue toward Frankfurt, where your driver will drop you off at your chosen destination, such as your hotel, accommodation, airport or another location in the city. Your driver will remain available throughout the journey and can assist with luggage from pickup to drop-off.

This experience combines a self guided audio walking tour through Prague’s Old Town with access to one of the city’s oldest and lesser known historical complexes, which remained closed to the public for centuries until recently. Using a mobile audio guide on your smartphone, travelers explore the heart of Old Town at their own pace while discovering the stories behind landmarks such as the Old Town Hall, the Astronomical Clock, the Church of Our Lady before Týn and the medieval merchant courtyard of Ungelt. The experience continues inside the Minorite Friary complex, where visitors can explore historic monastery interiors, exhibitions and the nearby Basilica of St. James. The complete experience takes about 60–75 minutes and can be enjoyed fully at your own pace.

A carefully curated Old Town route blending Prague’s iconic landmarks with deeper context, followed by access to the Minorite Friary, a rarely visited 13th-century complex with exhibitions in Romanesque cellars and the Basilica of St. James. A rare mix of must-see highlights and hidden spaces most visitors never enter, delivered in a compact, time-efficient format.

Discover the highlights of Prague on this comprehensive 6-hour private tour. Travel comfortably through the city in a spacious vehicle, allowing you to admire Prague’s beautiful architecture and historic streets along the way. The tour combines driving and walking, giving you the opportunity to see more of the city while still exploring the most charming areas on foot. During the tour you will visit many of Prague’s most famous landmarks, including Strahov Monastery, Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the picturesque Lesser Town, the John Lennon Wall, Old Town Square with the Astronomical Clock, the Jewish Quarter, Wenceslas Square, the Dancing House, and many other fascinating spots throughout the city.

Explore the enchanting streets of Prague in a unique way—riding on a motorcycle with a sidecar. This thrilling adventure caters to small groups, with a maximum of two passengers per tour. Choose from a variety of tours ranging from one hour to 3 hours, guided by an expert driver who will share insider knowledge along the way. Warm accessories (if necessary) and helmets are provided to ensure a comfortable ride. Customizable tours are available, allowing you to craft your own timeline and stop at locations that interest you, including shopping trips in the sidecar. - Experience Prague from a motorcycle sidecar for up to two people - Choose from different tour lengths, from one and a half hours to 3 hours - Enjoy a guided adventure with warm accessories and helmets with intercoms included. - Personalize your tour with custom locations and timelines, even for shopping trips.

Explore the history and cultural heritage of Prague’s Jewish Quarter, an area shaped by centuries of stories and tradition. This tour takes you inside historic synagogues, including the renowned Old–New and Klausen Synagogues, and introduces you to important monuments and memorials. Learn about legendary figures such as Rabbi Löw and visit the Holocaust Memorial for a deeper understanding of the community’s past. Walk through the streets of the former Jewish Ghetto and discover the lasting legacy of Prague’s Jewish community. - Visit five historic synagogues and the Old Jewish Cemetery - Learn about Prague’s Jewish heritage and notable cultural figures - Explore the Holocaust Memorial in the Pinkas Synagogue

Discover the medieval town of Kutná Hora and the historic Český Šternberk Castle on a full-day trip from Prague combining history, Gothic architecture, and unique local legends. Begin at Český Šternberk Castle before continuing to Kutná Hora, where you'll visit the famous Bone Church and the magnificent St. Barbara's Cathedral, learning about the town's rich silver-mining past. With comfortable transportation, free time to explore, and carefully selected landmarks, this tour offers a perfect mix of history, culture, and atmosphere.

This tour is not a standard checklist of Prague’s WWII and Communist-era sites. It follows one connected Czech story through the 20th century: occupation, exile, resistance, repression, 1968, student courage and the Velvet Revolution. The tour is led in English by a local Czech guide with personal links to the periods discussed, including WWII, Communism, 1968 and 1989, including lived experience during the final years of Communist rule. Having lived in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany and Italy, the guide understands how Czech history can look from outside. This helps explain the Czech perspective clearly to international travelers. Over 3.5 hours, you visit places where history was not abstract: the Winged Lion Memorial, Pinkas Synagogue, Old Town Square, Petschek Palace, Czech Radio, Resslova Street, the National Museum area and Národní třída. The aim is to give context, not just dates, and to show how WWII, Communism and 1989 connect in Czech memory.

This Prague aviation tour offers a guided introduction to Czech aviation history inside the National Technical Museum’s Transportation Hall. The experience focuses on selected aircraft and key stories, making the exhibition easier to understand for curious travelers, aviation enthusiasts and visitors who want to see a different side of Prague. We look at historic Czech aircraft, selected foreign aircraft connected to Czech aviation, and the development of flight through technology, design, wartime experience and peacetime innovation. The tour begins near the Winged Lion Memorial in Malá Strana, dedicated to Czechoslovak RAF pilots and personnel of the Second World War, before continuing on foot to the museum, where the aviation story continues through the machines and the people behind them.

I've been guiding since 2011 and I found my dream job. Prague is such a unique city, which I would like to show you its beauty. Every single day is different and every single tour is different.

Dopamine Tour Prague isn’t another checklist tour. It’s a curated, high-energy experience designed to make you feel the city — not just walk through it. Forget umbrellas, memorized scripts, and passive listening. This tour blends historical gossip, playful micro-experiments, and unexpected moments that break the routine of classic sightseeing. You’ll explore Prague through all five senses! You’ll see details most people walk past without noticing. You’ll hear the rhythm of the city — from silence to street energy. You’ll smell layers of history and atmosphere. You’ll taste a small local moment along the way. You’ll touch the textures of Prague — stone, space, movement. During the tour, a few key moments are captured on video. Afterward, you’ll receive a short cinematic clip! This isn’t for everyone. If you want a slow lecture full of dates, this isn’t it. If you prefer large, anonymous groups, skip it. If you want to experience Prague in a way that actually sticks — you’ll love it.

Think a visit to Prague Castle means grand royal apartments and State Rooms? Unfortunately, those rooms are normally closed to the public. Interior tours typically include admission to sites such as St Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St George's Basilica and Golden Lane. This tour takes a different approach. Prague Castle's story is written on the outside. This fully outdoor tour helps you understand how the Castle's churches, palaces, courtyards and fortifications fit together and why it remains the symbolic heart of the Czech nation. Through expert storytelling, understand how 11 centuries of kings, emperors, presidents, wars and political change shaped this vast castle complex. We do not enter the interiors and no admission ticket is required. Instead, you'll understand Prague Castle as a whole and learn what's inside, so you can decide which, if any, you want to visit afterwards. Most visitors leave Prague Castle having seen it. Our guests leave understanding it.

Enjoy a day trip to Kutná Hora without being rushed. Travel by train through the beautiful Bohemian countryside, making the journey part of the experience. We deliberately keep our groups small — never more than 15 guests and often fewer — giving you more time with your guide, more opportunities to ask questions and a more relaxed, personal way to explore. Visit the extraordinary Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church), magnificent St Barbara’s Cathedral and Kutná Hora’s historic centre. Along the way, discover the fascinating story of the medieval silver town that became one of the richest in Europe and once rivalled Prague itself. And because a day trip shouldn’t feel like a race, you’ll also have time to yourself in Kutná Hora — perhaps to have lunch, explore a little more on your own or simply sit and enjoy the atmosphere before we return to Prague. Return train travel and admission are included, so everything is taken care of for you. All you need to do is enjoy the day.

Experience two very different sides of Bohemia in one day — the elegant spa town of Karlovy Vary and the medieval town of Loket. Travel comfortably from Prague in a small group and discover Karlovy Vary through its famous colonnades, thermal springs, historic architecture and stories connected with kings, artists and international visitors. There is time to slow down, taste the mineral springs, enjoy a coffee or simply experience the atmosphere of the town at your own pace. The journey then continues to Loket, one of the most atmospheric medieval towns in Bohemia, dominated by its castle above a dramatic bend of the Ohře River. Explore the historic streets, viewpoints and stories of this remarkable place. Loket is included in every tour option. Castle admission depends on the option selected when booking.

Escape the crowds of Prague and discover the sparkling world of Czech craftsmanship on this unique full-day experience. Explore the renowned Museum of Glass and Jewellery, enjoy a delicious lunch at a popular local restaurant, and unleash your creativity during a hands-on jewellery workshop at Arcon Bijoux, where you'll craft your own unique souvenir. This immersive tour combines culture, tradition, local flavours, and authentic experiences in the heart of the Czech Republic's famous glass and jewellery region.

Explore the vibrant city of Brno with a local, passionate about sharing its unique charm. Immerse yourself in the rich history of Brno with its quirky stories. This personalized tour caters to your interests, ensuring you experience the starter pack authentic side of Brno in a fun and engaging way. - Dive into Brno's rich history and discover its quirky charm - Experience the city's rising nightlife

Explore Prague with our self-guided tour along a carefully designed route full of stories, overlooked details and simple interactive challenges. After your purchase, we'll email your personal access details. This usually takes a few hours. Getting started is simple: • Open your personal link on your phone. • Register with your email address or phone number. • Receive your activation code automatically. • Go to the starting point whenever you're ready and enter the code. You'll need: • Smartphone (powerbank recommended) • Internet connection • GPS enabled • Camera permission enabled What to expect: What to expect: • 6–8 km GPS-guided route. • Stories and overlooked details. • Simple challenges. • Up to 7 hours with breaks anytime. • One purchase covers your whole group. Explore at your own pace. Stop for coffee, lunch or sightseeing whenever you like—we'll be waiting when you're ready to continue. Designed for curious travellers who want to experience Prague, not just see it.

Step out of the bustling city and into a living fairytale with a private, stress-free day trip to the heart of South Bohemia. Designed for those who value comfort and genuine personal touch, this exclusive journey takes you away from crowded tour buses and into a picturesque world of historic charm. Whether you are wandering through medieval streets or soaking in the timeless atmosphere of the Czech countryside, this is your day, tailored entirely to your pace. No rushing, no rigid corporate schedules—just pure discovery, flexibility, and friendly hospitality. Highlights Completely Private Experience: Enjoy the tour exclusively with your loved ones. Tailored Flexibility: Travel at your own rhythm with a friendly local driver who puts your comfort first. Fairytale Scenery: Discover the breathtaking historic architecture and romantic landscapes of South Bohemia. Door-to-Door Service: Convenient pickup and drop-off directly at your accommodation in Prague.

Step into the gilded boots of Bohemian Kings. This is not just a walk through Prague; it is a sweeping, grandiose journey along the Královská cesta, the historic coronation path. From the imposing Gothic gates of the Old Town to the breathtaking heights of St. Vitus Cathedral, you will experience the sensory overload, the political theater, and the hidden traumas of a royal procession. Discover how architecture was used as propaganda, how ordinary citizens witnessed history from their windows, and how the meaning of power shifted from medieval order to Baroque spectacle. - A 2.9 km self-guided tour with 9 stops over 125 min - Ideal for travelers interested in History & Memory and Art, Design & Aesthetics - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Discover Prague’s famous highlights and hidden gems on a fun, personal walking tour for groups of up to 12 people. Explore the city in your preferred language, hear fascinating local stories, and enjoy a refreshing drink along the way. Experience Prague your way—with a personal touch, great company, and plenty of memorable moments.

Discover Villa Wittal, a hidden gem of Brünn Modernism, before its planned renovation. The Villa, built in 1932 for the Jewish family Wittal, combines functionalist architecture with a moving history. During the tour, you will visit the interiors, discover special architectural details, and learn more about the Wittal family and the events of the 20th century that shaped the house and its residents. The tour takes place in German or English and offers exciting insights into the architecture of the Villa and the personal stories of its former residents.

Discover four hidden gardens most visitors never find, climbing gradually from the riverside to the gates of Prague Castle. Malá Strana hides more gardens than most visitors ever find. This walk strings together four of the best — starting low, by the water, and climbing gradually toward the Castle. You'll begin in the Wallenstein Garden, a Baroque estate built by a general who demolished half a street to make room for his ambitions, still roamed by peacocks today. From there, a quiet gate leads into Vojan Gardens, Prague's oldest walled garden, tucked away and rarely visited. The route follows the Čertovka — the "Devil's Stream" — past an old working watermill, before climbing into the Vrtba Garden, a UNESCO-listed terraced garden with some of the best rooftop views in the neighborhood. The walk ends one level higher still, in the Gardens Below Prague Castle, finishing right at the base of the Castle walls for anyone who wants to continue up on their own.

Go beyond the Cathedral queues and Golden Lane crowds to see the side of Prague Castle most visitors miss, then climb into Petřín Hill's quiet gardens. - See the side of Prague Castle most tours skip - Hidden Renaissance gallery inside the Castle walls - Medieval famine wall most visitors never notice - Ends at one of Prague's best viewpoints

Visitors come to Prague in droves to see its bohemian art, cobbled lanes, and centuries’ old bridges and castles. On this unique evening walking tour, leave the navigation to your night-watchman guide, who tells you about Prague’s history while decked out in historical dress. During private tour you enjoy plenty of personal attention, with plenty of time to ask questions.