Iconic Landmarks, Rural Charm Explore Prague’s fairy-tale charm, from its medieval streets to its grand castle, with guided tours and free time to soak in its history, architecture, and beer culture.Trip Overview:Prague is the capital of the Czechia. This magical city of bridges, cathedrals, gold-tipped towers and church domes is mirrored on the surface of the swan-filled Vltava River. Almost undamaged by WWII, Prague's medieval centre remains a wonderful mixture of cobbled lanes, walled courtyards, cathedrals and countless church spires all in the shadow of her majestic 9th century castle.
On arrival, check into your hotel of choice for a 3 night stay and immediately begin your exploration of Prague with a bus tour which will include the Rudolfinum, an impressive concert hall and home to the Czech Philharmonic, the Municipal House, another outstanding concert hall, the Powder Tower, one of the original city gates dating back to the 11th Century, the Opera House, the National Museum with its several million items, Wenceslas Square, site of many historic events, the Dancing House, a very non-traditional architectural structure co-designed by Vlado Milunic and Frank Gehry and the famous Charles Bridge with its 30 baroque statues and which connects Old Town with Lesser Town
From here, begin a walking tour, first to the awe-inspiring Hradcany/Prague Castle dating back to the 9th Century and the largest ancient castle in the world. Then it’s on to the baroque Loreta Church and St. Vitus Cathedral with its lookout tower, part of the castle precincts and the most important church in the country. Cross over the Charles Bridge and finish up in Old Town.
The Czechia is the country where modern beer (pivo in Czech) was invented (in Plzen). So it is fitting to visit the Pilsner Urquell Brewery in Plzen, 90 kilometres/55 miles from Prague in the afternoon. Spend time leaning the beer making process.
The next two days are free to explore this wonderful colourful city on your own.
Highlights:
- Stroll from your Old Town hotel to Prague’s iconic landmarks, from Charles Bridge to Wenceslas Square.
- Uncover the city’s charm on a grand tour that blends historic sights with a tranquil Vltava cruise.
- Admire Prague Castle’s commanding views and the timeless beauty of its riverside setting.
- Reflect on Europe’s past during a poignant visit to Terezin, a former WWII Jewish ghetto.
- Savour the atmosphere of Prague’s cobbled lanes, lively cafés, and centuries of living history.
Included Services:- Private arrival & departure train station transfer
- 3 nights premium accommodation in Prague
- Shared Prague Grand City tour (max. 45 guests)
- Shared Terezin - A Tragic Chapter in European History tour (max. 30 guests)
- Breakfast daily (excluding day 1)
Excluded Services:- Travel insurance
- International and domestic airfare & airfare taxes
- Meals and beverages not explicitly listed as included
- Gratuities
- Optional excursions
- Items of a personal nature
- Passport & Visa fees, if applicable
Day 1: Welcome to PragueTransfer: Hlavni Nadrazi Train Station to Prague - Stare Mesto
Hotel: Rott Hotel (4 Star Rating)
Hotel Rott is situated in the very heart of Prague, just a few steps from the Old Town Square, the main historical point of the city. All essential sights and monuments are within walking distance of the hotel: Wenceslas Square, Charles Bridge, Jewish town, Prague Castle with adjoining gardens and palaces of the Little Quarter. Hotel's location is convenient also for shopping: there are numerous large shops and shopping malls within an easy and short reach of the hotel.
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Day 2: Discover Prague’s Historic Highlights & Cruise the Vltava RiverDuring the grand city tour, you will be given all the basic information about Golden Prague's historic monuments. On a 2-hour bus ride you will be able to admire the Municipal House, Wenceslas Square, the National Museum and Charles Square. It will be followed by a ride alongside the river to Prague Castle. The bus will stop there for 20-30 minutes for you to enjoy the view and snap some memorable pictures. Afterwards, the bus will take you to Old Town Square. After a short break, the bus will take you to the pier of the Vltava river and a 1-hour boat cruise will follow. The tour ends at 2pm at the Vltava embarkment.
Day 3: Reflect on History with a Visit to TerezinA Tragic Chapter of European History.
Terezin, originally a holiday resort, became a concentration camp during WWII, located 30 miles north of Prague. Initially a fortress named Theresienstadt, it was converted into a Jewish ghetto by Nazi Germany, holding over 150,000 Jews, including 15,000 children. Although not an extermination camp, around 33,000 died due to harsh conditions. Survivors numbered only 17,247 by the war's end. Visiting Terezin offers insight into the atrocities of the Holocaust, with guides sharing firsthand accounts to prevent future horrors.
Day 4: Farewell PragueTransfer: Prague - Stare Mesto to Hlavni Nadrazi Train Station