Duration: 4 hoursOverview: This walk includes a thousand years of history, architecture and stories. Visit the oldest and most interesting parts of Prague such as Charles Bridge, Lesser Square, Prague Castle with its Royal Garden and St. Vitus Cathedral, Jewish Town and Old Town. See the famous Astrological Clock, which has been measuring time in Prague for six centuries, in good and bad times. You will be told of the best clubs, bars and the latest cultural events. It's a great introduction to the most important sights in the historical centre of Prague.

Duration: 2 hours Overview: From Charles Bridge you will walk into the historical atmosphere of Lesser Quarter from where you will take a short picturesque tram ride to Prague Castle, the symbol of Czech culture and history. It has shared the fortunes of the Czech country. During the whole of its existence Prague Castle has seen the rise and fall of generations. You will also see St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. Georges Basilica, the Royal Garden and other great sights.

Duration: At your own pace Overview: The history of the Infant of Prague started in the 17th century when the statue was brought into Bohemia (now Czech Republic) by a Spanish Lady and was given to the Carmelites at the Church of the Virgin Mary the Victorious in Mala Strana, a small town in Prague, as a spiritual treasure. However, the history of the statuette that has made this church famous began in Spain.

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Overview: See Prague the historic and architectural jewel of Central Europe. The guide will be with you the whole time, explaining the history of Prague and its neighborhoods (Old Town, New Town, Lesser Town) during the bus trip. Continue to Prague Castle to visit the interior of this most important sight of Prague, St Vitus Cathedral. After 60 minutes of a guided walking tour, board a boat on Vltava River and cruise along admiring the beauty of Prague from a different view. Then continue for a pleasant walk through the Jewish town to the Old Town Square where the tour ends.

Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes Overview:The first part begins with a walking tour to see the highlights of historical Prague while the second part includes a visit to the famous Jewish Quarter, Josefov. Passing by the birth place of Franz Kafka you will enter the original Jewish Quarter. Learn about the history of the former Ghetto and the Old New Synagogues and visit the old Jewish cemetery. Visit some of the synagogues, such as the Maisel, Pinkas, Klausen and Spanish Synagogues.

Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes Overview:Bohemian glass is truly world famous. In the Czech Republic there are more than two hundred glassworks where famous crystal glass has been produced over centuries. Visit a prestigious Bohemian glass factory where you can witness and admire the craftsmanship of the skilled glassmakers. Buy exquisite glassware at reasonable prices from the factory shop.

Duration: At your own pace Overview:3 floors including 5 departments, see the largest crystal and jewellery store in Czech Republic. Jewellery of your dreams, precious stones and diamonds, a splendid tradition of jewellery art, hand production and uniqueness in the design of individual models. Open daily including weekends and holidays from 9am to 6pm.

Duration: 3 hours Overview:Enjoy an excellent Czech beer and experience the friendly ambience of a few local pubs. This guided walk will lead you to the most reputable Prague pubs. Whilst having a good time and tasting various beer brands, our guide will tell you some interesting aspects of everyday life. As good beer should be followed by good food you can be sure you will not miss a nice Czech dinner!

Duration: 3 hours Overview: Take an evening cruise along the Vltava River. Enjoy a buffet dinner is (included) and listen to live music on board. See Prague's monuments like Prague Castle with St. Vitus Cathedral, Charles Bridge, the National Theater, Old Castle Vysehrad and other important sights from the river from a different perspective!

Duration: 2 hours Overview: Cross Charles Bridge Kampa Island, known locally as Prague's Venice, to see the famous John Lennon Wall. Then take the funicular train to the top of the city on Petrin Hill to enjoy the magnificent views over Prague. Walk from the miniature Eiffel tower, around the original town wall from the 14th century to the Strahov Monastery and past the Loreta Church. See spectacular Prague Castle in the magical evening light, with its picturesque Golden Lane, once home of alchemists. Finally you will take the 101 steps of the Old Castle Stairs back to the city centre.

Duration: 3 hours 50 minutes Overview: Our transportation will take you through Prague by night to a stylish wine cellar where you can enjoy traditional Czech food, beer and wines and be entertained with a folklore show and live music.

Duration: 2 hours Overview: The highlights of this tour is the spectacular show of the illuminated Singing Fountain based on the fascinating music of well known composers. Enjoy the light arrangements with stunning water creations. After the performance go on a a bus tour of Illuminated Prague passing by Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Municipal House, Powder Tower, National Theatre and back to the starting point.

Duration: 1 hour 10 minutes Overview:Welcome to the world without words. The WOW show tells the universal story of a man searching for his inner child and the path of each one of us to overcome the fears we carry with us since childhood. Our hero, accompanied by a funny witch, looks deep into himself and visits every room in his soul, encountering forgotten places from the pure world of childhood.

Spectators themselves become children and must cope with their fear to be able to get to the very end of the performance. Combining traditional techniques with modern pyrotechnics, the magic of the Black Light Theater (which was created and matured in Czech land) reaches its peak.

Duration: 1 hour 50 minutes Overview:Prague is full of old legends, mysteries and ghost stories. In the night beware, for a surprise awaits you around every corner. If you are not careful or watchful you could find yourself face to face with the headless horsemen! As you walk quietly through the dark streets you will hear the myths about the skeleton on the Astronomical Clock, the elves in the Burgrave House, why the dishonest shopkeeper was drowned, the enchanted policeman, and more. End the tour in a pub and learn how to protect yourself against them.

Duration: 9 hours 50 minutes Overview:The minibus will take you through the picturesque West Bohemian countryside to Karlovy Vary. This word famous spa town has been known for centuries for its 12 medicinal mineral springs. The best known is the Vridlo (Geyser) which shoots its curative waters to a height of 12 m!

In Karlovy Vary you can see historical and modern colonnades, admire the locally manufactured Moser glass and Thun porcelain. We recommend tasting delicious local wafers and traditional "Becherovka" liqueur made of herbs.

Private deluxe full day excursion to Karlovy Vary is also available.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: Take a short excursion 35 km southwest of the city to the 14th century fortress, Karlstejn Castle. This large Gothic style castle was built by Charles IV, King of Bohemia and Holy Roman Emperor as a place for safekeeping of valuable holy relics and other Roman treasures and the coronation jewels.

The castle is organized in a step like structure according to the importance of the buildings, with the highest being the magnificent 60 m tall Great Tower housing the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Karlstejn Castle holds many treasures including unique wall paintings dating back to the 14th Century, panel paintings in the Chapel and the largest portrait gallery of Czech rulers. Your guide will introduce you to the history of the castle, its treasures and the life of Charles IV.

Duration: 4 hours Overview: The air conditioned coach will take you 45 km south east of Prague to the beautiful hunting castle of Konopiste. The castle was originally a medieval fortress but was rebuilt in the 18th Century into a baroque residence. The castle is most famous for being the last residence of Archduke Franz Ferdinand d'Este, the successor to the Austro-Hungarian throne, whose assassination in Sarajevo in 1914 triggered World War I. You can visit the private chambers of Franz Ferdinand or the salons of the North Wing or South Wing which are finely decorated and have collections of medieval weaponry and hunting trophies.

Duration: 8 hours 50 minutes Overview:During this all day excursion from Prague you will visit two unique gems amongst the castles in the Czech Republic, both close to Prague. First you will visit Konopiste Castle founded in the 13th Century. It was the last residence of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand d'Este, successor of the Austro-Hungarian throne. The castle is renowned for its fascinating collection of antique weaponry and furniture.

Continue westwards to the historical Karlstejn Castle. Charles IV, King of Bohemia and Holy Roman Emperor had this gothic monument built as a depository for the Empire crown jewels and relics of saints.

Duration: 10 hours 30 minutes Overview: Journey 170 km from Prague to visit the fairy-tale town of Cesky Krumlov which has been part of the UNESCO and natural heritage site since 1992. The town is situated in Southern Bohemia's beautiful countryside by the River Vltava.

Visit the second largest castle in the Czech Republic set in magnificent Baroque gardens where you can see a unique rotating auditorium! The Castle was the seat of famous noble families such as Rosenbergs, Eggenbergs and Schwarzbergs. See their historical furniture, rich tapestries and paintings and the famous golden carriage!

Wander down to the historical city centre which has preserved its medieval atmosphere and picturesque narrow streets. Find lovely little shops selling hand made souvenirs and local food and see some beautiful views.

Duration: 5 hours Overview: Kutna Hora, about 65 km outside Prague owes it's origin to the silver mines, the existence of which can be traced back to the first part of the 13th century. After Prague, Kutna Hora was the most important town in Bohemia, having become a favorite residence of several Czech kings and a mint for the "Prague Penny".

Kutna Hora is a World heritage Site. Your guide will show you the most important buildings and places including the Gothic 5 naved St Barbara's Cathedral, the Italian Court (a former royal residence and mint) and the famous bone decorated Ossuary in Sedlec.

Duration: 9 hours Overview: Pilsen is best known for the Czech Pilsner Urquell beer that has been produced there for a long time. Koneprusy village is home to the longest karst cave system in the Czech Republic. Drive through beautiful countryside, and then walk through 600 meters of caves with rich stalagmites and stalactites, often taking grotesque forms in an Alice in Wonderland type of setting. Breathtaking rock formations resemble waterfalls, castle ruins and more. The caves, discovered in 1950 and opened to the public in 1959, are also known for the 1,500-year old Koneprusy Roses stalactite formation that is found there. It is the only place in the world where this sort of ornamentation has been discovered.

Enjoy a nice lunch and later visit the Pilsen Museum of Beer, to learn more about brewing history. Visit the modern plants where this delicious beer has been bottled as well as historic cellars. Sample the delicious beer that has been brewed following an ancient recipe that a lot of worldwide breweries have in vain tried to imitate.

Duration: 5 hours 30 minutes Overview: The famous car factory of Skoda was founded in 1895 in Mlada Boleslav, a town located 55 km from Prague. Skoda is one of few car companies to permit visitors a unique and rare opportunity to see its premises and follow its operation. Visit the Skoda museum in the company's historical buildings. A film and exhibition on the history and development of car production, including displayed cars are presented here, followed by a visit to the factory itself.

Duration: 5 hours
Overview: Terezin Fortress was founded at the end of the 18th Century by Emperor Joseph II and named after Empress Maria Theresa. Originally a garrison town, it was an ingenious system of military fortresses for the protection for the Bohemian Kingdom. In World War I, Terezin was used as a prison for political prisoners but it is for its use during World War II that the site is most remembered.

Terezin was used as a Jewish ghetto and Nazi concentration camp. For many, it was a transit camp before being moved to Auschwitz. Terezin is preserved in its 1940s condition and includes on site a museum and memorial to the dead