The Best Of Czech Republic
Prague - Brno - Telč - České Budějovice - Český Krumlov - Hluboká nad Vltavou - Plzeň - Karlovy Vary - Prague
An immersive 8-day journey through the cultural and historical highlights of the Czech Republic. Explore Prague’s timeless charm, UNESCO-listed towns, majestic castles, and world-renowned spa resorts. The itinerary combines guided sightseeing, fine dining, and authentic local experiences – a perfect balance of culture, relaxation, and discovery in the heart of Central Europe.
Designed for:
Group
Operated:
Regularly
Minimum PAX:
10
Inclusions:
Daily meals as stated in the itinerary
Guided tour offered in all major languages
Bus transportation for the whole trip
Hotel accommodation
Exclusions:
Air ticket
Personal expenses
Any other expenses not mentioned in the itinerary
Day 1: Welcome to Czechia – Brno and the Vineyards of South Moravia
Arrival in Prague and transfer to Brno, the capital of Moravia. Explore its rich history, including Špilberk Castle and the UNESCO-listed Villa Tugendhat. Continue to the picturesque vineyards of South Moravia for a private wine-tasting experience, savoring fine local wines in a scenic countryside setting. Enjoy dinner at a vineyard restaurant before returning to Brno for a restful night.
Day 2: Telč – České Budějovice – Český Krumlov
Begin the day with a stop in Telč, a UNESCO-listed gem known for its Renaissance square and colorful façades. Continue to České Budějovice, home of the legendary Budweiser Budvar brewery, and enjoy lunch in the historic center. In the afternoon, travel to Český Krumlov, one of Europe’s most picturesque medieval towns. Explore Český Krumlov Castle, stroll its charming streets, and enjoy dinner at a local restaurant before returning to České Budějovice for the night.
Day 3: Hluboká Castle, Plzeň, and Karlovy Vary
Start the day at the stunning Hluboká Castle, inspired by Windsor Castle in England. After a pleasant walk through its gardens, continue to Plzeň, the birthplace of Pilsner beer, for lunch and a short city tour.
Later, travel to Karlovy Vary, a world-renowned spa town famous for its thermal springs and elegant colonnades. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and overnight in Karlovy Vary.
Day 4: Optional Balneotherapy and Exploring Prague
Start your day with an optional balneotherapy session, enjoying the therapeutic benefits of the mineral-rich spa waters. After your rejuvenating experience, we’ll head to Prague, where you'll check in at your hotel.
In the afternoon, we’ll take a short walk through the city center, where you can soak in the stunning architecture and lively atmosphere. As evening approaches, we’ll gather for dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 5: Prague’s Old Town and Cultural Heritage
Discover Prague’s Old Town on a guided walking tour, featuring the Astronomical Clock, Old Town Square, and the Jewish Quarter with its historic synagogues and memorials. Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before spending the afternoon at leisure—perfect for shopping, visiting museums, or relaxing in a café.
Day 6: Hradčany, Prague Castle, and Folklore Evening
Today’s tour explores Hradčany and the magnificent Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle complex in the world. Continue to Malá Strana (Lesser Town), known for its Baroque palaces and cobblestone streets. Enjoy lunch at a traditional restaurant, followed by a festive Czech folklore evening with live music, dance, and regional cuisine.
Day 7: Modern Prague and Farewell Cruise
Discover a different side of the capital with a morning tour of modern and industrial Prague, showcasing innovative architecture and creative districts. After lunch at a local restaurant, enjoy a dinner cruise on the Vltava River, taking in the illuminated panorama of the city’s bridges and landmarks. Overnight in Prague.
Day 8: Departure from Prague
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before your transfer to the airport. Reflect on the highlights of your journey – from UNESCO towns and majestic castles to spa traditions and Prague’s timeless charm. We look forward to welcoming your clients to the heart of Central Europe.
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