Stadtrundfahrten in Prag und die Ausflüge in die Prager Umgebung
We can organise tours of Prague and elsewhere through reliable partners. We can recommend trips to Karlštejn or Konopiště castles, and to historical cities in the Czech Republic such as Kutná Hora, Karlovy Vary and Český Krumlov, please see the complete offer below:
Tour 1 - PRAGUE GRAND CITY TOUR
The goal for this sightseeing tour of Prague is to introduce you to the most important and most beautiful historical places in Prague, the city of 100 spires. The tour of Prague begins in the city centre, from where you will be taken by bus through the Lesser Town (Mala Strana), the New Town (Nove Mesto) and the Old Town (Stare Mesto), all of them historical parts of the city. On the way you'll see concert hall Rudolfinum, the Charles Bridge, the Church of St. Nicholas, the National Theatre and many other monuments. You'll be taken to the Prague Castle, the former seat of the Czech kings and later presidents. You'll walk through the grounds of the Prague Castle for more than an hour. Besides the exteriors of the Castle, including courtyards and gardens with magnificent views of Prague, you will see the St. Vitus Cathedral, where the Czech crown jewels are kept. After the walk the bus will wait for you again. The tour will continue through the Old Jewish Quarter to the Old Town Square with its famous Astronomical Clock, through the streets of the Old Town to the St. Wenceslas' Square, where the tour ends. Other sites that you will see include the historical buildings of the Theatre of the Estates, the National Museum and other. The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel and the services of the guide.
Departure: 10:15, 14:15
Duration: 3,5 hrs
Adults: from 740 CZK
Students: 660 CZK
Children: 460 CZK
Free pick up in the hotel
Tour ends in the Prague centre
Departure daily
Tour 2 - JEWISH QUARTER
After a short walk through the Old Town, you'll visit the Old Jewish Quarter, also known as Josefov. The earliest mention of Jewish merchants and their activities in Prague dates back to the beginning of the 10th century. Josefov was separated from the Old Town by walls and gates. The whole area was renewed in the years 1896-1911, replaced by the new, mostly art nouveau, buildings. From the original Jewish Quarter only some parts have been preserved, including the network of streets, the town hall, six synagogues, and most of the Old Jewish Cemetery. The Jewish Museum, founded in 1906, is located here, with its richest collection of the Jewish heritage relics in the world. The Old Jewish Ghetto has a one-of-a-kind, secretive atmosphere, product of centuries. You'll easily be able to imagine Rabbi Löwe and his grand creation, the Golem. You'll also see the Old Jewish Cemetery (15th century - 12,000 Jewish graves preserved), the Old-New Synagogue (13th century - the oldest preserved synagogue in Europe), the Klausen Synagogue (16th century), the Pinkas Synagogue (16th century), the Spanish Synagogue (19th century), and the Town Hall of the Jewish Quarter (16th century).The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel, the service of the guide, and the admissions.
Departure: 12:00
Duration: 3 hrs
Adults: 850 CZK
Students: 800 CZK
Children: 590 CZK
Free pick up in the hotel
Tour ends in the Prague centre
Departure daily except Saturday
Tour 3 - WALK THROUGH PRAGUE WITH LUNCH ON BOAT
The tour starts with an 1.5 hour long walk through the historical center of Prague where you'll see the Old Town Square with its Astronomical Clock and through the Parizska Street, you'll get to the Vltava River to board the boat and have your lunch. During the boat cruise you'll have the opportunity to see Prague from a completely different perspective. You'll see the Prague Castle, the Rudolfinum concert hall, the Charles' Bridge, the National Theatre and many other important sights. The tour ends at the Cechuv Bridge.
The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel, the boat cruise, the lunch (without drinks) and the service of the guide.
Adults: 1050 CZK
Students: 950 CZK
Children: 750 CZK
Free pick up in the hotel
Departure: 10:15
Duration: 3,5 hrs
Free pick up in the hotel
Tour ends in the Prague centre
Departure Mon+Wen+Fri+Sat+Sun, lunch included
Tour 4 - WALK THROUGH PRAGUE AT NIGHT
It really doesn't matter whether Prague in the evening is lit up by a glowing sun or by a fresh coat of snow. Its curving streets have a wonderful, one-of-a-kind magic. It's not for nothing that film crews from all over the world come to this city whose timeless corners breathe centuries of history. This is why we have prepared for you also a walk through Prague at night. You'll walk through the Old Town across the Charles Bridge to legendary Kampa island, to end the tour in the Lesser Town. We'll take you back to your hotel by bus. We wish you a night of magical and mystical experience. The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel and back, and the service of the guide.
Adults: 660 CZK
Students: 560 CZK
Children: 400 CZK
Departure: 21:30
Duration: 2 hrs
Free pick up in the hotel
Transport back to the hotel
Departure Tue+Thu+Sat
Tour 5 - AFTERNOON BOAT RIDE
We take you by bus to the Vltava River, where you board a boat with your guide. We can guarantee you that Prague is beautiful from the Vltava in any kind of weather, in both winter and summer. During the one-hour boat ride, your guide will tell you about all of the monuments you will see: the Prague Castle with the St. Vitus Cathedral, the Charles Bridge, the Old Town, the Lesser Town, and many more. During the trip you'll be served a cup of coffee and something light to eat. At the end of the trip you'll take a short walk down Pařížska Street to the Old Town Square, where the tour ends.
Adults: 500 CZK
Students: 450 CZK
Children: 400 CZK
The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel, the boat trip, refreshments, and the services of the guide.
Departure: 16:00
Duration: 1,5 hrs
Free pick up in the hotel
Tour ends in the centre of Prague
Departure daily
Tour 6 - FOLKLORIC EVENING
Every country has preserved some of its traditions from years gone by, with folk costumes and national habits. And most visitors want to become acquainted with these customs and traditions. We have prepared an evening of folklore entertainment, just for you. It will be an evening full of folk music, national dances, and costumes, good food and good drinks. (We're not just well-known for brewing beer, we also make some good wine). If you allow the dancers to twirl you about on stage during the performance, they'll be very happy. The bus will pick you up from your hotel, and will take you back when the enjoyable evening is over.
Adults: 1340 CZK
Students: 1290 CZK
Children: 990 CZK
The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel and back, your dinner and unlimited consumption of beer, wine and soft drinks.
Departure: 19:00
Duration: 3,5 hrs
Free pick up in the hotel
Transport back to the hotel
Departure daily
Tour 7 - NIGHT BOAT TRIP
One of the most memorable experiences you can have in Prague is the view of the city from the Vltava River. The breathtaking panorama of the Prague Castle, the Lesser Town and the Old Town is a wonderful backdrop for a romantic evening spent on a boat. During the trip a meal is served buffet style, and after that you can sit and bask with a glass of wine. And there is live music, all night!
Adults: 1340 CZK
Students: 1290 CZK
Children: 990 CZK
Departure: 19:00
Duration: 3,5 hrs
Students: 1290 CZK
Free pick up in the hotel
After the three-hour trip, we take you back to your hotel after a short drive through the magical streets of the city at night.
Transport back to the hotel
Departure daily
Tour 8 - ČESKÝ ŠTERNBERK
The seat of Šternberg noble family is in the vicinity of Prague. It is an exceptional castle which combines the original structure made for the defence purposes with affluently furnished rooms. It is in the centre of beautiful forests and its visit enables you to know the 800 years old history of the noble Šternberg family. Šternbergs have lived here from the very foundation of their castle in1241 continuously up to now. However the family did not own the castle between 1949 and 1992, due to its illegal nationalization by communist party. After the downfall of communism the castle was returned to Zdenek Šternberg who succeeded to transfer it back to a jewel of Sázava region, charming and romantic region of the Central Bohemia.
Adults: 950 CZK
Students: 900 CZK
Children: 700 CZK
The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel, admission and the services of the guide.
Departure: 10:15
Duration: 5 hrs
Free pick up in the hotel
Tour ends in the centre
Departure Wen+Sat
Tour 9 - KARLŠTEJN
Second only to the Prague Castle in number of visitors, this castle lies just 38 km from Prague. The castle Karlštejn, which occupies an exceptional place among Czech castles, is truly exceptional not only for its historical significance but also for its grandeur and architecture. Construction began in the year 1348 by Charles IV (in 1355 crowned as Roman emperor). The task of defending the royal insignia was assigned to the castle, as well as defence of the most valuable relics of the Roman Empire. The external construction of Karlštejn took more than 10 years. Internal modifications of the Holy Rood Chapel lasted until 1365. The castle's fortifications resisted any and all attacks in its time of greatness. The castle was occupied in 1648, though in some places this Gothic fortress has walls which are 6-9 metres thick. A look up from below is enough to take your breath away, as is the view from above down onto the countryside from the castle palisades.
Adults: 950 CZK
Students: 900 CZK
Children: 700 CZK
The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel, admission, and the service of the guide.
Departure: 10:15
Duration: 5 hrs
Free pick up in the hotel
Tour ends in the centre
Departure daily except Mon, closed 26.11.-25.12. + 7.1.-28.2.
Tour 10 - KUTNÁ HORA
In central Bohemia, around 70 km from Prague, the former royal city of Kutná Hora shines like silver waiting to be discovered. Thanks to widespread silver mining since the beginning of the13th century, the city grew wealthy quickly and became the second most important city of the kingdom, right behind Prague. Here the central coin mint was established, as was a royal seat. Some of the most significant architects of the Czech lands and all of Europe participated in the architectural development of the city. For its vast Gothic and Renaissance centre with so many unique structures and monuments, Kutná Hora was in 1992 honoured by being placed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. On the city tour you'll see: Vlašský (Italian) Courtyard - established at the end of the 13th century, the Royal Mint and the Royal Residence used whenever the royalty was present in Kutná Hora, with the Royal Money Vault, and the Royal Chapel; Kostnice (Ossuary) - a cemetery Church of All Saints, (the "Bone Church") with an altar and decorations made of human bones, the Conventual Church of the Assumption of Our Lady, the Stone House - one of the most beautiful late Gothic buildings in Bohemia; the Jesuit College - an extensive construction by the Jesuits from the years 1667-1700, which served as a place of education for children and youth; the St. Barbara Cathedral - founded in 1378, today a wonderful, textbook of the Gothic architecture with some of the best wall paintings of the late Gothic era.
Adults: 950 CZK
Students: 900 CZK
Children: 700 CZK
The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel, all admissions and the service of the guide.
Departure: 12:00
Duration: 6 hrs
Free pick up in the hotel
Tour ends in the centre of Prague
Departure daily
Tour 11 - KARLOVY VARY
The world-famous spa town Karlovy Vary if found at the foot of the Krušné Mountains, just a stone's throw from the border with Germany. Its founding as a city is connected to the name of Charles IV, who had a hunting castle built here in the year 1358. Since the beginning of the 18th century, the spa town has had an ever increasing international character. Besides the aristocracy, European cultural elite was meeting here around the 12 springs. W. von Goethe, J. S. Bach, L. van Beethoven, N. Paganini, R. Wagner, N. V. Gogol, and R. Strauss are just some of the most famous visitors to Karlovy Vary. Besides the spas and springs, other attractive spots for tourists include many souvenir shops with world-famous products from the local factories, like the crystal glass products of the Moser brand name, where production began in 1857, bittersweet liquor Becherovka, with medicinal effects, also known as the 13th spring, first made in 1807, "Thun" porcelain, manufactured since 1794, etc. After the walking city tour, you'll have lunch in one of the nice spa hotels. Then you can use your free time for a stroll down the colonnades, parks, cafes, and shops. Next to Prague, this most visited of all Czech cities is waiting for you...
Adults: 1440 CZK
Students: 1240 CZK
Children: 1100 CZK
The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel, lunch, and the services of the guide.
Departure: 9:00
Duration: 9 hrs
Free pick up in the hotel
Tour ends in the Prague centre
Departure daily, lunch included
Tour 12 - TEREZÍN
If not for World War II, Terezín would be known "only" as one of the most perfect fortresses of the 18th century. According to the plans of a French engineering school in Mezieres, it was here in 1780 that a mammoth fortification was constructed for 11 years that takes up 398 ha. It was built by the Emperor Josef II and named in the honour of his mother, the Empress Maria Theresa. It was a garrison for 5,655 men but in times of war it could house an army of 60,000 men and 6,500 horses, which could be fed from its reserves for a period of up to 3.5 months. After the occupation of Czechoslovakia the Nazis noticed the "advantages" of the Terezín fortress. They converted it into concentration camp for Jews and its Lesser Fortress into the Gestapo Police Prison. More than 140,000 Jews were concentrated at Terezín Ghetto, 35,000 of which died here. Another 87,000 were deported to other concentration camps after passing through Terezín. At the end of the war, just 3,800 survivors walked away alive. You'll visit the Police Prison in the Lesser Fortress, the Museum of the Terezín Ghetto, and the International Cemetery.
Adults: 1100 CZK
Students: 990 CZK
Children: 890 CZK
The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel, all admissions, and the service of the guide.
Duration: 5 hrs
Free pick up in the hotel
Tour ends in the centre
Departure daily, closed 24.-26.12. + 1.1.
Tour 13 - NIŽBOR
Members of the Rückl family, the owners of the glass factory we take you to today, have been making glass products for centuries. Antonín Rückl built the glass factories in Včelnička (1875), Skalica (1893) and Nižbor (1903). All kinds of blown glass products, Czech crystal, lead crystal, engraved, hand cut, coloured or luxurious glass products were made in those factories. The company had its own permanent representatives in London, Paris, Copenhagen and Hamburg until 1938. The company seized to exist in 1945 due to its nationalization, but the production of Nižbor glass makers continued under the trade mark "Bohemia". Jiří Rück, the great grandson of the founder, has renewed the activities of the company in 1992. Today, the Nižbor glass factory makes the vast assortment of the hand cut lead crystal with simple up to the most complicated decorations. During your visit you will see the complete production process and you will have the chance to buy the products of this unique manufacturer in the factory shop.
Adults: 950 CZK
Students: 850 CZK
Children: 690 CZK
The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel, admission and the services of the guide.
Departure: 9:00
Duration: 4 hrs
Free pick up in the hotel
Tour ends in the centre
Departure Mon + Wed + Fri
Tour 14 - HLUBOKÁ AND ČESKÝ KRUMLOV
The region of southern Bohemia is one of the most beautiful of the Czech Republic. Two major monuments of this region are visited on this trip. The first wonderful place that you will visit is the chateau of Hluboká. Its roots can be traced to the 13th century. In the course of centuries it has been rebuilt several times, the last time in the Romantic style. Hluboká is without a doubt one of the most beautiful chateaux of Bohemia. Its walls and ceilings in the Renaissance hall are covered with noble wood of unusually rich carpentry and carving decoration. Its rooms have beautiful chandeliers, late Renaissance stained glass, Chinese vases from the 18th century, tapestries made in Brussels in the 17th century, and wonderful bookcases and coffered ceilings. We could go on and on. Take a look for yourself... After lunch, in one of traditional Czech restaurants, you'll embark on the second part of your journey, to Český Krumlov. The walk through beautiful Castle Garden with the Cascade Fountain from 1765, Summer Pavilion from 1708 and Revolving Auditorium of the Castle Theatre will bring you into Český Krumlov Castle, the second largest historical complex just after the Prague Castle. You'll still have time to lose yourself in the winding alleys of the historical centre of Český Krumlov, where you'll see Gothic and Renaissance architecture, and dignified monasteries and churches which have preserved their historical roots without disturbing changes and modifications. The importance of Český Krumlov was endorsed in 1992 by inscribing its historic centre, counting more than 300 unique historical buildings, on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Český Krumlov is not only a historic reserve; it is a vivid city offering special and unique cultural and social activities.
Adults: 1950 CZK
Students: 1850 CZK
Children: 1690 CZK
The price of the tour includes transportation from your hotel, admission to chateau Hluboká, lunch and the services of the guide.
Departure: 9:00
Duration: 11 hrs
Free pick up in the hotel
Tour ends in the Prague centre
Departure Wed + Sat + Sun, closed 1.11.-31.3., lunch included
