On foot we will visit an introduction to the historical center of Prague (World Heritage Site by UNESCO since 1992). Know the most important monuments and history.During the visit, appreciate the majesty of the Powder Tower along with the Municipal House. Continuing on the streets cobbled Old Town will follow the old Camino Real. Celetná get down the street toward the Old Town Square where you can enjoy the stunning variety of architectural styles. Will pay special attention to the church Our Lady of Tyn (or Ungelt) and the beautiful baroque church of St. Nicholas. Then, through the Plaza Franz Kafka Mariánské arrive at the Plaza. Next to Klementinum (former headquarters of the Jesuit order), followed by the street Karlova to the Charles Bridge, the most famous city in his time the only connection between Old Town and the Party Lesser. Skirt the river and through the Jewish quarter toward the Old Town Square will finish the check in front the Astronomical Clock.
Walk around the essential of the historic old town, declared World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1992. We started the tour at the Municipal House, a majestic jewel of modernist art. We follow the Gunpowder Tower and Celetná Street to Old Town Square, which is, itself, an exhibition of centuries of architecture: from the Gothic of Our Lady of Tyn, through examples of modernism and historicism to Baroque St. Nicholas Church. From there we continue by Franz Kafka Square Marianské to the square, where stands the Clementine, built at the time as a Jesuit university. Drive along Karlova Street to Charles Bridge, the symbol of the city. It is a monument of the Gothic Civil engineering, plastered with Baroque statues in a unique combination. The route follows the right bank of the river to the Jewish Quarter, and ends up back in the Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock at the foot.
Ceský Krumlov is one of the Czech cities that appear in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Site. It lies south in the region of South Bohemia, is the most visited tourist destination after Prague, from which is 180 km far. The greatest charm of Ceský Krumlov is that the city has retained its historical aspect in modern times offering a wonderful view of cobbled streets and medieval architecture on a single condition. The castle of that name is one of the major tourist attractions in Central Europe. The city was the residence of the noble dynasties over the country such as the Rozemberk, Eggenberk and Schwarzenber. That is why it is considered one of the world's most beautiful cities.
Our tour we will begin with the cruise on the Vltava River. You will have a wonderful view from board of the entire city - Dancing House, Žofín, Prague Castle, the National Theatre, Charles Bridge, and you will hear many stories before arriving at the Zoo. During the boat trip you will refresh with drink and biscuit.
At the entrance to the Zoo you will get from our guide tickets to the zoo. For good orientation and selection of your favorite animals, you will also receive map of ZOO. And the adventure could begin. You will see a large number of wild and rare animals, you can also participate in animal feed. "Do not forget your camera!"
Duration of the Zoo tour you define yourself. The bus for the return is at the entrance to the Zoo. Ticket for public transfer you receive from the guide.
Enjoy upcoming adrenalin sport, which tests your fitness, strength, and requires you to think quickly on your feet. A tense, thrilling, and truly entertaining sport that can be played again and again, in many different ways.
Two teams are pitted against each other, the goal, eliminate all in your path! Come and play paintball at our new, modern playground in Prague. Total area of the fields 5000 m². Use 3 types of field: castle and picturesque village, modern city and city ruins, apocalyptic scenery with car wrecks and urban ruins.
It takes some doing but the Hard Rock Cafe Prague is a contender for the title of both the most attractive building in the Czech capital and the most beautiful Hard Rock Cafe in the world. Enjoy delicious American fare in the Renaissance-style V.J. Rott House while admiring a dazzling rock memorabilia collection that includes a black faux fur vest worn by Jimi Hendrix, a signed keyboard used by Depeche Mode and a tuxedo tail coat, top hat and cane worn by Madonna during her 1985 Virgin Tour, among other items.
Like all great revolutions, the Hard Rock Cafe wasn’t meant to succeed. It was 1971 and as the Swinging Sixties had given way to the Super Seventies, fashions and tastes were changing. Two hungry young Americans were in London and couldn’t find a decent place to eat a decent burger… so they opened up a joint in the English capital. Their landlord didn’t think it would last and gave them just a six-month lease. Four decades later, there almost 200 Hard Rock Cafes in more than 50 countries worldwide.
The first T-shirt hit the streets in ‘74 and the first piece of memorabilia came, fittingly, by chance in ‘79 when Eric Clapton asked to hang his Lead II Fender guitar over his favourite bar stool and thus mark as his spot. Today, the rock 'n' roll collection has more than 74,000 pieces and is the largest of its kind. By 1982, the Hard Rock Cafe had gone global and the rest, as they say, is history (that’s still being written)!
Be bedazzled by the brilliance of Prague on this bus and boat tour of all the sites. Discover a mélange of stunning architecture, from gothic, renaissance and baroque to neoclassical, art nouveau and cubist. With recorded commentaries in seven languages you’ll quickly get to grips with the city’s amazing architecture.
From Baroque palaces to a hilltop castle, hidden courtyards to ancient domed chapels, the small cobbled streets of Prague are a jewellery box full of quirky hidden treasures. Your 90-minute bus tour will take in the brightest gems, from the fabulously quirky Dancing House by the river to St Cyril and Methodius Cathedral. See the fountains in huge Charles Square and the beautifully ornate National Museum, before rolling through the characterful Jewish Quarter, birthplace of Franz Kafka.
Then climb aboard your boat for a leisurely one-hour trip on the Vltava, the longest river in the Czech Republic. Pass underneath some of the world’s most beautiful bridges, including the famous medieval Charles Bridge. The 620-metre-long bridge itself is a masterpiece of architecture, particularly the gothic Old Town tower. A favourite spot for locals and visitors alike, spot baroque statues, buskers and hawkers as you pass under its arches. Come and experience the jewels of the Golden City with this bus and boat tour of Prague.
Hot air balloon is both serene and thrilling, offering a feeling of freedom which is totally unique. Moving with the wind in a smooth motion, you will gaze down upon villages, castles, lakes and forests, breathtaking views of the countryside landscape. Every hot air balloon landing is celebrated with a champagne toast and a commemorative flight certificate making your experience unforgettable, one that will stay with you for years to come.
Join us for a Hot Air Balloon Flight! We offer you an adventure and you might get even more!
The flight is taking place, mainly, in the vicinity of the picturesque area of Konopište Castle which is situated 40 km south of Prague. We operate throughout the year but we are only able to fly in favourable weather: rainless, the visibility to be at least 5 km and the wind to be less than 4 m/sec. Morning flights take place no later than 2 hours after the sunrise. Evening flights take place in the last 2 hours before the sunset. We aim to fly for roughly one hour following preparations of about 30 minutes. There is no age limit, however the children must be accompanied by an adult.
The hot air balloon is moving very quietly in the heights from 1 till 500 meters. We are flying with the wind, which has various direction in different heights. Pilot controls the balloon by warming the air inside the envelop and so he changes the height of the flight according to the air layers, taking different direction given by the wind.
After landing and handing over the certificate, you will be transferred by our company´s vehicle back to the starting place. Advisable clothes: we recommend outdoor clothing, depending on the current temperature, and comfortable shoes. A hat or a cap is, also, suggested.
Ballooning is one of the safest means of transports or sports. Furthermore, we always put a strong focus on a professional attitude and passenger safety, i.e. you will be in the hands of very experienced professional pilots.
We are flying in the favorable weather: rainless, good visibility and limitation of wind speed. Morning flights must take place no lather then two hours after sunrise and evening flights no later than two hours before sunset. Flights over the day are not possible because of turbulences caused by the heated atmosphere. Flights over the Prague city are not possible. The flight itself takes approximately 1 hour, but the total time allocated to this activity must be 3-4 hours.
Visit the Estates Theatre in Prague and see the best performance in Praha!
No visitor to Prague should miss the opportunity of seeing the best of Mozart in Prague - the most famous opera of all time in an excellent production with impressive stage design, original period costumes, and a cast consisting of leading international artists.
See Mozart's lyric opera Don Giovanni in authentic Opera House in Prague with amazing history! The period production of Mozart’s most popular opera is the result of a cooperative effort with the National Heritage Institute in Pardubice and the Académie Desprez. The end result recreates the atmosphere of the opera’s world première, which took place on 29 October 1797 at the very same Czech Opera House - Estates Theatre.
Not only did the Maestro conduct his masterpiece himself, he also played the harpsichord accompaniment. Therefore the Estates Theatre is also called “Mozart´s theatre. The stage direction, combined with the period decorations, including the lighting that calls to mind the options available at the end of the eighteenth century, recreate the authenticity of the opera’s production as it was probably first presented. The performance is one of the best cultural events in Prague.
Enjoy riding reaching a speed of 50 km on the 1 km long track, with several specialties, eight curves and bumps. The trolleys are designed for one or two persons, therefore even sensitive people or small children can take part.
The effective braking mechanism allows everyone to choose the optimum speed and driving style. The remarkable sensation of the ride will be further intensified by the magnificent panorama of Prague.
If you are interested to know the modern Prague without the crowds of tourists, this tour is just for you. We have prepared a very unique path in which we want to show you the places that ordinary tourists just can’t reach.
We will show you the Prague graffiti scene, carefully selected street art, small galleries and showrooms, Prague’s modern architecture and interesting design and vintage shops. We will take a break in one of the carefully selected cafes with interesting spaces and pleasant atmosphere.
The location and beauty of Konopiste Castle is comparable to Karlsteijn Castle, however, a lot less touristic. The castle dates back to 1280 AD and has a rich history.
Archduke Ferdinand of Austria bought the castle in 1887 and to ensure a steady supply of
Quality beer, he decided to buy the beer brewery located 2km down the road. He humbly renamed it Ferdinand Brewery. To this day, this refreshing beer is sold around the Czech Republic, including Prague.
After a tour of the Castle, we make our way to the brewery, to have a tour of this historic brewery. Obviously, a beer tasting must be done to verify the claims of the brewers!
Once our thirst has been quenched, an early dinner is in order. Although the little town of Benesov has several good restaurants, we have chosen a top restaurant for our tour. The restaurant is located on the cozy town square and its excellent Italian orientated kitchen caters to everybody’s taste. Weather permitting; we will be able to enjoy this quality food in their beautiful garden.
Fully satisfied with good food, good beer and great memories, we start the return journey to Prague.
Prague Castle is the largest Castle complex in the world and consists of palaces, churches, towers and gardens.
Prague castle is actually not a castle, but more a collection of palaces, churches, towers, museums and gardens making it the largest castle in the world. (as listed in the Guinness book of records).
The foundations of Prague castle date back to the ninth century A.D and it is built on top of Petrin hill overlooking Prague city.
During the tour, we will walk across the world famous Charles Bridge which offers you a fantastic view of the castle, making our way up the hill via the Baroque quarter of Mala Strana.
Once arrived at the castle, our guide will show you around the beautiful complex which was also used as the set for the movie Amadeus, about the life of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
The castle has been a seat of power for kings of Bohemia, Holy Roman emperors, and presidents of Czechoslovakia and is until this day, still the official residence and office of the President. The Bohemian Crown Jewels are kept within a hidden room inside it.
The castle was built in 1348 by the order of Charles IV, King of Bohemia, Holy Roman Emperor.
Charles intended to use Karlsteijn as a storage location for the Crown jewels, holy relics and the treasury. Nowadays, Karlsteijn is a popular destination and often used as movie set. Although close to Prague’s city borders, the castle lies in the middle of beautiful nature, even “mountainous” terrain.
Under supervision of a guide we will visit the castle after which we will have a serene stroll through the old streets, filled with souvenir shops in authentic buildings. During this walk, there will be time for refreshment and delicious snacks. Once we have energized ourselves, our bus will take you back to Prague where you can complete your day of discovery or join us on our Prague Castle evening tour!
Prague is paradise for the Art Deco connoisseur.
During the period 1820-1920 the Art Deco style flourished in Prague with most of the new buildings in that time being built in that style.
Our guide will show the best examples, and what really makes this tour special, are the designs we will show you of the famous designer and artist, Alfons Mucha, who put his own architectural stamp on Prague’s beautiful buildings. To help you get your full shot of the Art Deco experience, a nice cup of coffee with cake in one of Prague’s Art Deco café’s is included in the tour!
When the suns sets over Prague and the tourist have gone, the medieval atmosphere takes you back centuries.
Just like the Prague castle Tour, our guide will walk you along the most magical places of Prague Castle, with one big difference; in the evening when most tourists have gone, the romantically lit castle and surrounding area’s take you back to olden times.
The tour takes us across the world famous Charles Bridge, already offering you beautiful views of the castle, then through the baroque old town quarter and up to the castle.
This tour includes a delicious diner (and one free drink) in one of Prague’s top restaurants of the Ambiente group. The restaurant offers the most delicious variety of meats and fish will be served at your table. It also includes a buffet, offering not only Mediterranean delicacies, but also Oysters, Sushi and fantastic salads. This is a highly recommended
Restaurant and we are pleased to bring you there!
Move to the beat of Prague’s vibrant night life without paying too much for drinks and entry fees!
On this tour we will show you Prague after the sun goes down and during the hops in between locations; our guide will quench your thirst for knowledge by telling you all about Prague!
We start at a traditional Czech Pivovar (beer cellar) to give you a taste of Czech culture. After this local tradition, we continue our way to one of the better trendy Cocktail bars, which have added a lot of international flavor to the Prague nightlife. Did you know that Prague has one of the top 10 cocktail bars in the world?
While you sip on your cocktails, our guide will ask if you feel like a hip club, or if you’d rather relive your memories in a popular eighties bar-disco.
Our guide will accompany you to your last stop and let you party on until the sun comes up!
Vyšehrad translates to “The High Castle” and is said to be Prague’s first Castle
Vyšehrad is seen as the mythical birthplace of Prague, although this is still an ongoing debate between archaeologists and historians.
According to an ancient legend, Vyšehrad was founded in the 10th century by Princess Libuše, legendary ancestor of the Premyslid dynasty and the Czech people as a whole.
As stated earlier, according to some archaeologists and historians, Vyšehrad might have been built before the original Prague castle, as early as the 9th century.
Vyšehrad is a popular destination for many locals, not only because of its fantastic views over Prague and the sights, but also because it has a wonderful park, where many come to relax and take a romantic stroll. Beside the Park, it has the magnificent Church of St. Peter and Paul, dating back to the 11th century, which all by itself has an intriguing history.
Right next to the church, there is probably the most significant and important cemetery in the Czech Republic. Famous people like composers Smetana and Dvorák, as well as artist, art nouveau painter and designer Alphonse Mucha have been laid to rest here. Even to this day, dignitaries, politicians and other famed people are honoured at this cemetery.
The history and mystery of what is Vyšehrad, will intrigue and enchant you!