Czech Republic Tours

Czech Republic (Czechia) Tours

Discover the enchanting Czech Republic, a land where history, culture, and natural beauty are yours to discover. From the fairytale streets of Prague to the serene landscapes of Moravia’s vineyards, our tours provide an intimate and immersive way to uncover the Czech Republic’s iconic sites and hidden gems.

Prague, often referred to as the “City of a Hundred Spires” due to its stunning skyline dotted with historical churches and towers, is a must-visit destination on any visit to the Czech Republic. Wander through its charming cobblestone streets, marvel at the Gothic and Baroque architecture, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of its bustling squares. The city’s historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site, boasts architectural marvels such as the Gothic-style Charles Bridge, the astronomical clock in the Old Town Square, and the sprawling Prague Castle.

Beyond Prague, our adventures take you to picturesque towns and breathtaking natural landscapes. Explore the medieval beauty of Cesky Krumlov, cycle through the vineyards of Moravia, and visit the renaissance town of Telc. Whether you’re unwinding in the historic spa town of Trebon, exploring the labyrinth tunnels of the Znojmo Catacombs, or tasting world-renowned Czech beer, our small group tours ensure a personalized and unforgettable experience.

Top 5 Czech Republic  Tour Highlights

1. Prague
The Czech capital is the perfect place to wander: cut through the alleys of the medieval Old Town, sample the much-lauded Czech beer, or try the hearty local cuisine. Explore the Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square, which houses the impressive Lucerna concert hall, the Jewish Quarter, and Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle in the world.

2. Telc
This charming town, with its picturesque lakes and serene atmosphere, offers a glimpse into the past with its medieval architecture and tranquil, storybook-like setting. Telc is UNESCO World Heritage Site and a great example of Renaissance architecture that has changed little over the past century. The Renaissance chateau here is a favorite with filmmakers,  featuring in more than 50 movies,  and the town square is flanked by traditional buildings, many of which display historic coats of arms that provide a glimpse into a bygone era.

3. Trebon
Known for its relaxing atmosphere, Trebon is famous for its picturesque ponds, lush landscapes, and delicious locally caught carp. The town’s beautifully preserved Renaissance and Baroque architecture, including the Trebon Castle and the historical spa houses, adds to its serene, idyllic charm.

4. Cesky Krumlov
The historic town of Cesky Krumlov is home to petite squares, narrow cobbled streets, an open-air theater with a revolving auditorium, and a magnificent castle. A UNESCO World Heritage site, the town offers a rich cultural experience with its art galleries, theaters, and lively festivals set against a backdrop of historical splendor.

5. Mikulov
Mikulov, a picturesque town in the South Moravian region, is renowned for its stunning Baroque architecture, dominated by the impressive Mikulov Castle. The town’s charming streets, historic wine cellars, and scenic vineyards create a romantic and inviting atmosphere.