Czech Republic

Central Europe’s best known nation – immerse yourself in fine architecture and historic squares

Adventure Holidays in the Czech Republic

Europe's most beautiful capital, Prague, vies with the Carpathian mountains for attention in this magnificently contrasting country.

Straddled by Poland, Slovakia, Austria and Germany, the Czech Republic's geography changes in a short distance from open pastures and dense pine forests to bare mountain ridges to alpine peaks. It has some challenging walking but the mountain peaks, although beautiful, are not huge in terms of altitude. For anyone visiting the country, it is essential to have at least two days in Prague and walking is the best way to discover this picturesque city with its maze of streets and ornate squares. To combine a walk in either of these mountain ranges with Prague or even Krakow in neighbouring Poland is a perfect combination holiday.

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Our travellers rate our Czech Republic holidays as

4.7 / 5 based on 60 reviews

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Czech Republic Adventure Holidays

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Prague to Budapest Ride

Visit four historic capitals from the Czech Republic to Hungary

Guided Group, Tailormade Adventures

Cycling

11 days Excl. Flights

From $2,785 USD

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The Hungarian Parliament on the banks of the Danube

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Highlights of Central Europe

Enjoy the cultures and landscapes of the Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia

Guided Group, Tailormade Adventures

Culture

14 days Excl. Flights

From $2,715 USD

4.6 / 5

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16 reviews

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Bieg Piastow Ski Marathon

Enter the famous 50km ski marathon in the Tatra Mountains

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Winter

8 days Excl. Flights

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In the spotlight: cycling Prague to Budapest

This iconic route through central Europe is best undertaken by bike. From the cobbled streets and C14th bridges of Prague, affectionately called the City of a Hundred Spires, freewheel your way through four countries on your way to Budapest, famous for its quirky ruin bars and soothing thermal baths. On the way you’ll pass world-class architectural masterpieces, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and sleepy hamlets where life has remained almost unchanged for generations.

Prague to Budapest Ride

Another great week of skiing on well cut tracks and great weather to boot and great company as well.

Anonymous, 2018 Bieg Piastow Ski Marathon

A very good trip for our small group of 7. We averaged about 60km of cycling per day and that was...

Anonymous, 2017 Prague to Budapest Ride

To start, I would have given an excellent review but for the fact (1) that it's not very...

Anonymous, 2017 Prague to Budapest Ride

The riding and scenery, including all towns/cities we stopped at were off-the-dial fabulous.

Anonymous, 2017 Prague to Budapest Ride

A collage of cycling and walking tours, learning local histories and enjoying old cities, castles...

Anonymous, 2017 Prague to Budapest Ride

The best way to see the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria and Hungary is by bike and taking this...

Anonymous, 2016 Prague to Budapest Ride

Gorgeous architecture, scenic and peaceful cycling route and (mostly) fabulous weather.

Anonymous, 2016 Prague to Budapest Ride

It was a good trip. We rode about 30 miles/day, sometimes with hills (northern Czech Republic),...

Anonymous, 2016 Prague to Budapest Ride

This was my 12th holiday with Exodus (my 9th cycle tour) and one of the best, so it is not often...

Anonymous, 2016 Prague to Budapest Ride

A great tour around really interesting capital cities and some lesser-known parts of the countries.

Anonymous, 2016 Highlights of Central Europe

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We offer more than 500 holidays across 100 countries on all seven continents. And although we’ve grown in the last 40 years, our philosophy stays the same: to bring like-minded people together on authentic adventures, with minimal impact to the environments and cultures we visit. We only work with reputable partners, with whom we’ve built longstanding relationships, and work on various community and environmental projects around the world. Read more about our Responsible Travel initiatives here.