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…
Karlštejn is one of the most visited Czech castles, built by Emperor Charles IV between 1348 and 1355. This Gothic castle served as a depository of royal and imperial jewels and coronation jewels, and also as an archive of state documents. After climbing the hill you will take an hour-long sight-seeing tour of the Karlštejn…