Top Czech Republic Obstacle Courses

Crazy games are a very unique combination of activities which are sport and fun with friends or work colleagues. This activity is outdoor but bad weather cant destroy the fun, because the venue offers large tents under which all these games can be played. Unlimited booze of beers or soft drinks for 2 hours make it very easy and private transportation in a new mercedes sprinters with English speaking driver makes it stress free. Highly recommended for a group of friends, team-building or bachelor party.

Hurtle down a winding track on an exciting 4-hour dry bobsled experience in Prague. Hop inside a bobsled-style trolley and career down a track as its twists and loops down a hillside. Use the brake to regulate your speed, and enjoy the thrill as you travel at up to 38mph (62kph). The experience includes up to six rides per person, and a tasty lunch and drink at the restaurant overlooking the track. Price is per person, depending on numbers in your group. A great choice for families.

Experience the best of the Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland national parks north of Prague without having to worry about transportation on a full-day tour. Travel to the parks by comfortable minivan with hotel pickup and drop-off included, and enjoy guided hikes in all seasons to landmarks such as the Bastei Bridge and Pravcicka Gate, as well as a Kamenice River boat trip. Lunch, entry fees, and snacks are included.

Take in a poignant piece of World War II history on this half-day tour of Terezin Concentration Camp from Prague. Learn the history behind one of the largest camps in the Czech Republic from your guide, and preserve the stories of the lives lost. See the complex and the Terezin Memorial, the only institution of its kind in the country. Your tour concludes with transportation back to Prague.

Step into a tragic time in Czech history with a 6-hour, guided tour of the Terezín Memorial from Prague, and explore the legacy of Nazi occupation in a former concentration camp. Learn the history of the area through personal memories and experiences, and get a glimpse of life inside the Terezín ghetto at a remarkable museum. Remember the victims of Nazi persecution, visit the memorials to their lives and hear inspiring stories of local resistance, courage and self-sacrifice.

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.

Prague is one of Europe’s most enchanting capital cities and this private full-day tour is ideal for first-time visitors, with a custom-made itinerary that takes in all the highlights in just one day. Explore the UNESCO-listed historic center, walk across the Charles Bridge, pose for photos by the John Lennon Wall, and marvel at architectural wonders such as Prague Castle, Strahov Monastery, and St Nicholas’ Cathedral.

Discover the complex history and wild beauty of Bohemia on a full-day tour from Prague. Leave the city behind and pay tribute to victims of WWII with a reflective stop at Terezín Concentration Camp. Continue on to the forests and ancient rock formations of Bohemian Switzerland National Park. Taste Czech cuisine—and beer—along the way, and see where scenes from “Narnia” were filmed. Winter-season tours include time in festive Dresden.

Stary from the tourist trail and discover the town of Kutna Hora on a private day trip that lets you explore at your own pace. Don't worry about traffic as you hop on the train and enjoy the scenic Bohemian countryside. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed town on foot to hone in on the architectural details of highlights such as the bone church.

Peel back the layers of Prague’s Jewish history on a walking tour of the Jewish Quarter, also known as Josefov. With an expert guide, explore the old neighborhood, stroll around the Old Jewish Cemetery, see famous synagogues, and view sites associated with Jewish writer Franz Kafka. Also visit the Jewish Museum, where exhibits chronicle the story of the Czech Jewish community.