This walking tour takes you from the Old Town Square via Karlova across the Charles Bridge. Crossing the Charles Bridge, whose “speaking stones” reveal the cruel history it has survived, we come to the Lesser Town Square, where a tram helps us up the hill to Prague Castle, or if you are more energetic you…
Prague’s answer to a Venice canal tour, this romantic river cruise along the Vltava River is the perfect way to see Prague’s historic sites including Prague Castle, the Old Town, the Charles Bridge, and the National Theatre from a unique angle. During the cruise our guide will tell you more details about each particular sight.…
Beer has been brewed in Pilsen since time immemorial, and the first written records of brewing here are associated with the very foundation of the town of Pilsen. This excursion will take you to the Brewery Museum, which has collections relating to trades, guilds and beer-brewing history, and to the bottling plant and historical cellars,…
The jazz boat cruise is the perfect way to spend an evening: with great live jazz music and an a la carte dinner menu as your backdrop, you’ll be able to admire picturesque Prague sights like the Charles Bridge and Prague Castle from the Vltava River. More information about this cruise can be found here.…
Join us for a visit to Prague Jewish Town. Our tour starts with a walk through the historic Old Town. Close to the birth house of Franz Kafka we will enter the original Jewish Quarter. Our guide will introduce you to the history of the former Jewish ghetto, followed by information about the oldest synagogue…
Full day in Prague on foot, by river boat and by tram. This tour is our most popular. You will see the best places in Prague during this six-hour tour. It operates daily, in a small group led by professional licensed guides who make sure that you will be entertained! If not – we guarantee…
Terezín, originally a military fortress built in the 18th century by Emperor Josef II, is inseparably tied to the history of World War II. The better-known walled garrison town of Terezín (Big Fortress) served as a collection camp for Jews from all over Europe and was used for Nazi propaganda purposes during the visit by…
Kutná Hora, a medieval centre of silver-mining, was the second richest town of the Bohemian Kingdom. During your walk in Kutná Hora you will visit the Gothic cathedral of St. Barbara and the Italian Court – originally a Royal Mint. No less admirable are the other beautiful Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque burgher houses, and the…
From a fishing village, Dresden grew into a spa and a royal residence, and later became the capital of Saxony. The galleries of Zwinger and Albertinum, the Hofkirche and Frauenkirche churches, and Semper’s Opera are among the most important sights of Dresden. During the 2nd World War the city was completely destroyed by a massive…
Český Krumlov, a medieval town in Southern Bohemia, still has an almost fairy-tale charm today, and is rightly registered as a UNESCO heritage site. You will walk through the town accompanied by our guide and you will have lunch in a medieval tavern. After we continue our tour by visiting Krumlov Castle. This, the second…