The best excursions in the Czech Republic - Prague. The most interesting excursions in Prague. Water excursion along the Vltava

11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1, Prague

Vyacheslav

We went on April 24. Excellent tour of content and organization! The guide is just super! Knowledge of the material is intertwined with humor. It definitely won't be boring. We didn’t even notice how we got to Krumlov, and it took 2-3 hours to get there. The medieval town is impressive, as is the castle. I recommend! The main thing is to be lucky with the guide.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Victoria

So far it was the most beautiful place in the Czech Republic!) The city really is like a bright box, winter also added charm. It’s a bit slippery, really, because there are a lot of inclines, but narrow streets and many interesting corners brighten up this tiny minus. The guide told, showed and explained everything perfectly. The group was large, but that didn't stop us.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Violetta Trigubko

Good afternoon! Congratulations to Megatour on the upcoming 2019! 12/21/2018. I visited Cesky Krumlov and the castle and Hluboka, I purchased the excursion in advance via the Internet, there were no problems. The bus was small, it was very convenient, it’s good that the group was small! The guide Larisa treated everyone with warmth and care! The route is very interesting, I recommend it, it’s very nice that there is no “imposition” to visit any restaurants, only answers to questions and explanations.... the castle is very interesting, in winter, of course, not all the halls are shown, but it was enough to get an idea! I’m satisfied with the excursion, it’s very emotional!

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Konstantin

Went to Krumlov and Hluboka Castle. Our guide was a wonderful man, Vladimir. Knowledgeable in almost all topics and can support any topic. A true professional, perfectly disciplined and excellent at managing time, which we always lack. Always offers options for spending time. Those who wanted to go to the castle went to see the castle - the rest went for a walk and this was also an excellent decision, because... the weather was gorgeous. On the bus they asked Vladimir to tell him something :), because it was interesting to some, and had a soothing effect on others, which is undoubtedly a big plus. Whoever wanted what he wanted got it. Well done Megatour!

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Julia

We bought 4 sightseeing tours from Mega Tour in Prague, Krumlov and Hluboka Castle, Munich and the castles of Bavaria, Dresden. We were completely delighted with both the places and the professionalism of the guides. Each guide has extensive knowledge and is distinguished by charisma, artistry, and humor. The novel showed Prague and Krumlov in an interesting way, Natalya Pavlova simply spoke fabulously about the Czech Republic and Germany on a two-day tour, it is clear that a person lives by his work, cares about people, and knows the business! You won’t be bored on the bus either; Natalya will turn on a disc with a review film, or comedies, Natalya told us what and where to buy, where exactly you should go in your free time, where which stores are so that you can buy what you want economically. Guide to Dresden-Svetlana is also an interesting person, she tells something from her own life connected with these places, she presents the material in an interesting way, absolutely not boring! I definitely recommend Mega Tour!

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Definitely worth your time and attention! The castle is incredibly beautiful, both outside and inside. Moving from one hall to another, our small group of 15 people (we were lucky, as there were few of us at the end of October and no one joined us) constantly groaned with delight. We even managed to fully explore Krumlov in the time allotted to us, but without lunch, of course. Truly a fabulous city. Small and cozy. I highly recommend it!

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Alexander

I bought 2 excursions: to Krumlov and Vienna. All that was left were pleasant and unforgettable impressions. Professional and competent tour guides. Everything went in one breath. Be sure to visit Krumlov and take the time to travel to Vienna. It's worth it!

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Tatiana

We bought an excursion from Mega Tour, but it was conducted by another partner company. 08/24/2018 Thanks to the guide Margarita for the interesting story and positive mood. Hluboka Castle is worthy of admiration for the craftsmen who created the interiors of this castle - all rooms are decorated with wood with incredible, skillful carvings! Surprise and beauty! Cesky Krumlov is a pleasant, cozy, fairy-tale town where you can admire the architecture and taste delicious fried Camembert and smoked beer. I really enjoyed the excursion.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Ilya

Thanks to the guide Valera - the story was very interesting. And the beer is very tasty, I recommend it. Krumlov is very good - it’s a pity you don’t have enough time. Hluboka Castle is worth a visit - the interiors are rich and preserved to this day. In general, the excursion is a must-see.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

We were in Krumlov on 02/21/18, many thanks to the guide Olga, the Hluboka castle is incomparable! The city of Cesky Krumlov itself is the most beautiful! Highly recommend! I would love to go there again!

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Catherine

Thank you for the excellent organization of excursions! Individual approach (meeting at the collection point, accompaniment), prompt responses, everything is competent, clear and understandable. The Hluboká nad Vltavou Castle is festive, bright, solemn, the interiors are chic, the excursion is recorded by a professional actor’s voice, I liked this presentation, the only thing, in my opinion, is that groups for going to the castle itself should be formed smaller, 12-15 people each (for example, start with different sides to save time). A million enthusiastic words have already been said about Krumlov, I’m just joining in) I think that this town will be pleasant and charming at any time of the year and everyone will find something of their own in it. Thank you again for such good emotions!!!)))))))

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Faina

We went on excursions to Cesky Krumlov and Hluboka. I liked: the opportunity to buy a tour via the Internet, very convenient; well organized; tour to the most beautiful places; friendly guide and careful driver. We didn’t like the tour of Hluboka at all; a Czech lady took us around the castle and played a recording in Russian on a tape recorder.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Dina

I was on two excursions from Mega Tour (Czesky Krumlov and Dresden). Everything is well organized. Both guides Tatiana and Lydia conducted the excursions very well. Many thanks to Tatyana and Mega Tour for your attention and attitude towards the excursionists. Thank you for helping me return the souvenirs left on the bus. I wish you success

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Larisa

Well done! Perfectly organized, everything was on time, I will definitely use it next time. Thank you.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Lisa

The trip to Cesky Krumlov was very pleasant, it’s a beautiful town. The children were delighted with the bears at the castle. I recommend drinking hot chocolate right on the street, it went well with the atmosphere of the city

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Valentina

I've been told about this wonderful city for a long time, so I finally got there. Just a delight, I recommend it to everyone.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Vladislav

Cesky Krumlov is a cozy and beautiful town in the Czech Republic, about three hours drive from Prague. The guide was nice and told a lot. There is also something to see at Glubokaya Castle. Only when purchasing a tour is it better to check if they will be visiting there.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Ninel

We arrived in Prague on April 26th. Immediately, we booked excursions online on the MEGA tour website. The good news was that when ordering 3 excursions at once, we received a gift - another one for free. The first excursion was a walk around Prague in a small group. I highly recommend this format for getting to know Prague - we walked slowly, no one was looking for anyone, a wonderful, knowledgeable guide, overall 5 with many advantages! Then there were trips to Kutna Hora, Karlovy Vary, an evening boat trip, the Kozel brewery and a walk through the Jewish quarter. Everything was great, the guides were very interesting, thank you very much to MEGA tour!

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Elena

I bought excursions online via the Internet 2 weeks before the trip. We were in Prague from 10/29/18 to 11/02/18. We took 3 excursions for two: Three capitals on the Danube, Czech Krumlov and Hluboka nad Vltavou, Kutna Hora. It so happened that all excursions were conducted by guides from other travel agencies. (I think there were not enough people and we were transferred to others), but this did not affect the quality of services. The first excursion was conducted by Margarita. A very professional guide. It is obvious that she knows history very well, talks interestingly and she likes it. I would like to give advice - November is not the best month for excursions. You arrive in Budapest in the evening, it’s dark (Hungarians change the time) And if it rains or fogs, you won’t really see anything. We’re lucky, being in the lights at night is a miracle! The rest of the excursions also went well (guide Roman) and (guide Vladimir). An excursion to Kutna Hora is not for everyone. It is overpriced. The Temple of Barbara and the ossuary are what we saw. Compared to other excursions, it loses. (But this is just my opinion). I would like to express my gratitude to Mega Tour for the timely conduct of excursions and for the discount provided , and this is a TRANSFER from and to the airport. Just well done! They arrived on time, met us and drove us away. Thank you very much again! Reliable travel agency, keep it up!

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Diana

02/10/2018 I already wrote a review, sent Mom on the Kutna Hora excursion, and now Dad went on a proven tour and was just as pleased!))). The guide this time was Olga, I heard only positive reviews about Olga and a good impression from the trip. Thank you! P.S. The only thing is that the bus is not very comfortable, it’s too small. Apparently it depends on the number of people...

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Linda

An excellent excursion to Kutna Hora with guide Maxim, my daughter and I really enjoyed it. Everything went perfectly: from the meeting in the morning until the very end of the excursion, Maxim talked a lot and interestingly about the sights, gave many interesting facts from the history of the country. We recommend it to everyone; we will definitely contact your agency on our next visit to the Czech Republic. Special thanks to Maxim for a great day.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Ilya

Great. It was interesting, first of all, thanks to the guide Anna, she told a very interesting story and gave a lot of information - in general, it was not boring. The Ossuary is definitely worth visiting at least once in your lifetime. Kutna Hora somehow reminded me of Sighnaghi with its streets (without the cathedral, of course) - there is a lot to see. The castle was also impressive, it stands in a very beautiful place, there is also something to see inside, although of course it cannot be compared with Hluboka nad Vltavou or Karlštejn.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Alexandra

We went to look first of all at the ossuary, because they say that it may soon fall into disrepair and be closed. I liked it very much, excellent guide Vladimir, thank you very much :)

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Catherine

The excursion to Kutna Hora is very interesting. Everything, of course, depends on the guide, so I want to thank our guide Yulia for an interesting excursion this fall, I wish there were more such guides! Before my trip to Prague, to be honest, I knew little about this country, but in 3 days I learned a lot of interesting and useful information. The excursion is not tiring, we return to the city around 16-30, so there is still half a day left to explore something else. I recommend!

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Larisa

I didn’t want to go, mainly because of the church with bones, the Ossuary, but my husband persuaded me. I liked the city itself, quite interesting and pretty. Ossuary, of course, is not for everyone. I wouldn’t recommend it to impressionable people, but Kutna Mountain itself, yes.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Maria

I went to Kutna Hora primarily for the sake of Kostinica, the church made of bones. The church is impressive, and a little creepy. The city itself was a pleasant surprise, with a beautiful historical center with a huge Gothic cathedral.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Anna and Alexey

It's always difficult to write good reviews. The excursion is very interesting, the objects are worth attention, the guide is a smart, educated girl with good speech and a broad outlook. Be sure to visit the restaurant with a fireplace on the mountain: the food is fabulous, the prices are very reasonable. Additional costs: Ossuary - 90 CZK; St. Barbara's Cathedral -60 CZK; Castle (without the possibility of taking photographs) - 150 CZK, with a photo 195 CZK. With a combined ticket, everything will be cheaper))

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

On May 9, 2019, we went on an excursion to Karlovy Vary and the Krusovice brewery. The excursion was purchased from the Mega Tour company, a group of tourists from this company was combined with another company that conducted this excursion. Great bus, knowledgeable guide, experienced driver, well organized tasting at the brewery, beautiful Karlovy Vary. But the excursion did not begin in accordance with the program: even before leaving Prague, the group was brought for a whole hour to the Museum of Czech Crafts (I think that’s the name of this exhibition selling jewelry and other products). This forced stop was not included in the program, and this hour would have been very useful in Karlovy Vary. The guide did not ask the tourists for their consent to deviate from the program and actually violate the contract, and did not respond to the question of whether it was too long for this event. Please take into account the situation described and do not shorten your review if you publish it.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Victoria

Wonderful excursion! You should definitely visit the factory, it smells wonderful of bread and there are a lot of interesting things to see. There is not much to do in Karlovy Vary, so excursions and free time are more than enough. Oplatki and Becherovka are much cheaper than in any other place)

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Oskomina Valentina

Everything was fine! Thank you

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Vasiliev Dmitry

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Anastasia

I really enjoyed the excursion. Everything was very well organized and planned, from start to finish. Comfortable bus, we had enough free time. The guide was very interesting and gave good advice on shops and restaurants with good prices. Thank you!

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Anastasia

Karlovy Vary is a beautiful resort town, when you are there, be sure to go up to one of the observation platforms above the city, try mineral water from different sources. It is different everywhere. You can buy a water mug right on the street in stalls. Thanks to the guide for a good excursion and the megatour company.

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11000 , Wenceslas Square 846/1 (inside the passage, entrance "B", button "1" in the elevator, office No. 100), Prague

Galina

Finally I got to Karlovy Vary, I heard so much about it, the famous resort. We were lucky with the weather and a pleasant guide, the whole excursion went with a bang. There’s just one minus: the bus was not very comfortable for my husband, he’s tall, and the seating was uncomfortable. Although we went from Megatour to Dresden, and there everything was fine with the bus. The city is very beautiful, there are a lot of our Russians))

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Denis

Everything was great! Thanks Guide!

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Anastasia

The excursion is great! Tiring of course. The journey takes a long time, but it was worth it. The guide told an interesting story. The caves are amazing. I don't regret going. The next day we took the Mystical Prague excursion. It's just fire! If legends and myths fascinate you, then this is what you need! Executioner Maximilian is just super! I recommend it to everyone. We wish the organizers and tour guides well-being and prosperity! Thank you for an interesting time spent in your company!

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Galina Kalinchenko

I recommend it to everyone!

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Sergey

Interesting castle. Very cozy, well maintained, the castle is owned by the state. Interesting exposition. After fleeing France from the guillotine de Roganov, Sikhrov became their family castle. The Rogans are an illustrious ducal Breton family name. You can appreciate the excellent taste of the people who lived here for yourself. The Sviyany beer factory, although ancient, experienced its revival 20 years ago. The owners restored the brewing recipes. The employees enthusiastically talk about their company, so you can be sure that beer is not made from powder. For me the tour is too long. Our group perked up only at the barrel from which we took samples. Yes! There are also interesting robotic manipulators with the names Helmut and Hans in the finished goods warehouse. I'm not a beer drinker, but it was useful for general development.

Excursions around the Czech Republic from Prague

If Prague is the heart of the Czech Republic, then the Czech Republic is the heart of Europe. Located in the very center of the Old World, this country, consisting of three historical regions - Bohemia, Moravia and part of Silesia - never ceases to attract tourists with its beautiful sights, which are found in literally every city.

We, the Megatour company, invite all guests of the capital to take excursions with us in the Czech Republic, which you will want to repeat again and again with each visit. There are a lot of memorable and simply interesting places in it. Not to mention the fact that each such place certainly has its own story that is worth hearing.

Interesting, exciting, creative

We offer only interesting, exciting and creative excursions from Prague to the Czech Republic in Russian, and this is the constant credo of our travel company.

In particular, you will have an unforgettable trip to Karlovy Vary, founded in the 14th century by King Charles IV. It has gained fame not only as the most famous Czech resort, but also as one of the most beautiful European cities. According to one legend, His Majesty once went hunting into a wooded area with mountains and valleys. And during the royal hunt, one of the dogs, chasing game, ended up in a pool with a hot spring. Its stream severely burned the unfortunate dog, but the king was greatly amazed at what happened - what kind of miracle is this? When Karl personally saw this extraordinary natural phenomenon, he became convinced that the water from the source was very useful and restorative.

This story is one of many, and also retold very briefly. Now imagine that you not only hear these legends in detail, but are also personally present in the places where all the amazing events unfolded. It's absolutely breathtaking, isn't it?

See everything with your own eyes

Yes, this is a very tempting prospect - for once, to come into contact with the beauties of the Czech Republic with your own eyes, and not just learn about them from the Internet or TV shows. And for our part, we are very pleased to open such wonderful opportunities for you. As a result, excursions around the Czech Republic receive the most enthusiastic reviews, coming from the bottom of our hearts.

In addition to Karlovy Vary, the Megatour company will organize for you visits to Cesky Krumlov and the castle of Hluboká nad Vltavou, Kutná Hora and the castles of Sternberg and Detenice. As you understand, these places were not chosen by chance - after all, they represent a real treasure trove of historical evidence and amazing stories. Let's find out about this all together and take with us a piece of the Czech Republic, one of the most beautiful and original countries in Europe, into our hearts.

Excursions around the Czech Republic
Excursion name	Excursion cost	Event days
From Prague to Cesky Krumlov and Hluboka Castle		Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
From Prague to Cesky Krumlov and Castle		Tuesday, Saturday
From Prague to Kutna Hora for one day		Thursday, Friday, Sunday
From Prague to the Moravian Crassus Nature Reserve and Lednice Castle (Pernštejn)		Tuesday Friday
From Prague to Karlštejn - Royal Castle		Thursday, Sunday
From Prague to Karlovy Vary for one day		Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
From Prague to Detenice - medieval show
Excursion from Prague to the Velkopopovice Goat Cooking Factory		Tuesday, Saturday
From Prague to Bohemian Paradise - Sychrov Castle
From Prague to South Moravia with a castle		Sunday
From Prague to Terezin		Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Want to know where you can go for one day from Prague? I will tell you how to spend a few days of vacation in the Czech Republic interestingly and inexpensively. Do you want to swim in thermal springs or visit a brewery, feed a bear in a medieval castle or go to Germany for a day?

While in Prague, you should not limit yourself only to the possibilities of the capital - you can make short trips beyond its borders. You just need to rent a car, for example in. This way it will be more comfortable, faster and you will see everything planned.

Where to go for one day? This question arises among tourists as soon as they have free time. There are several ideas on how to diversify your stay in Prague.

1. Fabulous Karlštejn

The Gothic Karlštejn Castle is located very close to Prague - just thirty kilometers away. A tour of the castle can be purchased on the spot. The guide will take you through the most interesting corners of the summer residence of Charles IV, tell you interesting legends related to the history of the castle, and demonstrate exhibits of the imperial treasury. If you plan to buy souvenirs in the Czech Republic, you can buy them in Karlštejn much cheaper than in Prague shops.

The castle can be reached by train from (metro station Hlavní nádraží line C). Ticket price – 55 CZK, travel time – 40 minutes.

2. Konopiste – hunting castle of Archduke Ferdinand

The White Castle of Konopiště, located 45 kilometers from Prague, attracts dreamers, romantics and connoisseurs of beauty. The beautiful appearance of Konopiste is the merit of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. He rebuilt the Gothic military fortress, giving it romantic Renaissance features. An English park with terraces, marble statues, and rose bushes appeared near the castle. Prince Franz Ferdinand was a passionate collector and an avid hunter. In Konopišt he collected large collections of historical weapons, 300 thousand various hunting trophies, tapestries, paintings, and handicrafts. All this wealth is now shown to visitors during tours of the castle.

You can get to Konopiste by train from the Main Station (metro station Hlavní nádraží line C) to the station (Benešov). Ticket price - 76 CZK, travel time - 40 minutes. Then follow the signs on foot for about an hour or by bus from the Benesov bus station.
You can also get there by bus from the Roztyly metro station (line C). Ticket price - from 56 CZK, travel time - 35 minutes.

3. Kutna Hora

This small medieval town is famous for its Gothic monuments. The most striking historical object is, or. A gloomy temple stands in the center of the cemetery. Another architectural treasure of Kutna Hora is a structure of amazing beauty. It is included in the UNESCO register, like the entire historical center of the city.

You can travel to Kutná Hora by train from Prague Main Station. Ticket price – 99 CZK, travel time – from 51 minutes.
If you choose a bus, they run from the Nádraží Uhříněves bus stop. Ticket price - from 62 CZK, travel time - from 1 hour 39 minutes.

4. Weekend in Karlovy Vary

5. Town of Tabor

You can get from Prague to Tabor in an hour and a half by train or bus. The town is small. Its narrow, broken streets can be explored on foot in a few hours. Gothic churches, Renaissance and Baroque buildings have been preserved here. From the bell tower you can admire the city panorama. You will get the most vivid impressions from. The labyrinths connecting the houses underground stretch for twenty kilometers, however, only a small part of the catacombs is accessible to tourists today.

Take a bus to Tábor from the Florenc bus station or from the Roztyly metro station. Ticket price - from 98 CZK, travel time - from 1 hour 30 minutes. Trains go from Prague Main Station. Ticket price - 129 CZK, travel time - 1 hour 11 minutes.

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6. Pilsen – beer and more

7. Liberec – the pearl of Northern Bohemia

Liberec is a large city and has a lot of entertainment. In winter people gather here. The abundance of cycling trails and scenic walking routes attracts athletes and travelers in the summer. By car you can reach Liberec in an hour and a half along an excellent highway. The city is surrounded by landscapes of extraordinary beauty. On Mount Jested there is a futuristic TV tower by architect Karel Hubacek with an observation deck. This is the best place to view the surrounding area. A cable car leads to the tower.

Architecture connoisseurs will be fascinated by the local residential and secular buildings and ancient temples. There are several churches in the city - Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque. With children, visit the botanical garden and zoo, an entertainment complex with a science center and a water park.

You can get to the city by bus from the Černý Most metro station, line B. Travel time is 1 hour 05 minutes, ticket price is 100 CZK.
Or by train from Prague via Turnov. Ticket price - from 147 CZK, travel time - from 1 hour 47 minutes.

8. Ceske Budejovice

It is most convenient to combine a trip to Ceske Budejovice with a trip to Cesky Krumlov (the two cities are nearby). The main attraction of the city is the Budweiser brewery. Go to, have lunch at a beer restaurant. But first, try climbing the 72-meter Black Tower to explore the entire historical center. The climb will be difficult; you will only be charged for the inspection at the top.

It is best to go by bus from the Roztyly bus station (metro station (C) Roztyly) or Na Knížecí, metro station (B) Andel. Ticket price - from 165 CZK, travel time - from 2 hours 15 minutes. You can also take the train from the Main Station. Ticket price - from 169 CZK, travel time - from 2 hours.

9. Romantic Cesky Krumlov

The city has preserved its historical appearance since the Middle Ages. The old center of Cesky Krumlov, with its colorful miniature houses and the proud tower of Krumlov Castle, is surrounded by the bend of the Vltava riverbed. The narrow streets are surrounded by greenery in the summer.

The city is small, but there are many architectural monuments here. is a huge complex of 42 buildings with courtyards and galleries, a theater and a park. In the museums of Cesky Krumlov you will find unusual exhibitions: motorcycles, an old workshop, wax figures with sound effects, instruments of torture. If you can stay in Cesky Krumlov, take a romantic night excursion.

There are direct comfortable Student Agency buses to Cesky Krumlov from the Na Knížecí bus station (Anděl metro station, opposite the Staropramen brewery). Travel time is about 3 hours, ticket price is 200 CZK.
There are no direct trains from Prague to Krumlov. Need a transfer in Ceske Budejovice. Ticket price - from 197 CZK, travel time - from 3 hours.

Dresden

From Prague you can go to Dresden in one day - the distance between the Czech and German cities is 150 km. The city has the most interesting museums, the majestic Cathedral, and a wonderful opera house. An independent trip around Dresden will give you the opportunity to get to know the city for 8-10 hours, see the “transparent Volkswagen plant”, the art quarter, and a 360-degree panorama of the city. During a short trip you will not be able to explore all the sights in detail - you will only need several hours to visit the famous Dresden Gallery.

You can get to Dresden by bus from the Florenc bus station (Florenc metro station). Travel time is about 2 hours^ ticket costs 300 CZK.
Or by train from the Main Station. Travel time - from 2 hours 16 minutes.

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Are you planning a trip to one of the most beautiful cities in the world for the first time? Or have you already been to Prague and want to see something unusual and interesting? Then, especially for you, we have prepared an overview of the most interesting excursions in Prague - group and individual.

All prices and excursions in Prague from the best guides and agencies. We specially selected only the cream of the crop. It is better to book excursions, especially during the high tourist season, in advance, since free places in groups and especially individual guides are filled up very quickly. And in Prague the season is all year round, except November and the second half of January-February.

Sightseeing tours of Prague

If this is your first time in Prague, we recommend taking this most popular, inexpensive, private sightseeing tour. This is a guided bus and walking tour. The tour lasts 4.5 hours. During this time, you will see all the most famous Prague attractions from the must see category.

Starts from Wenceslas Square. The first 1.5 hours of the tour takes place by bus. During this time you will see the National Museum, Charles Square, drive past the Dancing House, through the Jewish Quarter and arrive in Hradcany. The 3-hour walking tour begins from here.

From Strahov Monastery you will walk past Loretta to Hradcany Square. Where you can admire the magnificent palaces built several centuries ago - unique architectural monuments - Archbishop's, Sternberg, Martinitsky, Tuscany and other palaces and houses.

And of course, the symbol of the Czech Republic is Prague Castle - a town within the city, the largest castle complex, the former residence of kings. It unites three courtyards, gardens, temples and palaces. After visiting Prague Castle, you will go to the Lesser Town. This is a famous historical architectural reserve with 55 Prague palaces. Afterwards, head to the other side of the Vltava, crossing the Charles Bridge to see the historical sites of the Old Town: its cathedrals, monuments, and the famous city hall.

If you prefer a private sightseeing tour, we recommend one of these

By the way, you will obviously want to immediately post photos on Instagram or another social network during the excursion. Therefore, in order not to buy a local SIM card in Prague and not to look for wifi, we recommend that you register and use it when traveling to any country.

The magic and mysticism of Prague

Complement your day tour of Prague with this easy, fun, inexpensive 2-hour walking tour.

Prague is one of the most mysterious cities in Europe. On an evening walking tour you will see where the alchemists lived and searched for the elixir of eternal youth; find out who the nun was who still rings the bells of the Church of the Mother of God; You will understand the connection between the mysterious chariot of fire and the great fire of 1541. This excursion is not for lovers of dry historical information and encyclopedic articles about architecture; it is created for adventure seekers, lovers of mystical stories and night walks.

What to expect:

• An atmosphere of mystery and magic. Under the cover of night you will see a completely different Prague than during the day.
• Secrets and obscure legends about Prague (not only the Golem).
• You will find out who the nun was who still rings the bells of the Temple of Our Lady; how the mysterious fiery chariot and the great fire of 1541 are connected, and where the spirit of the dancer came from in the Jewish Quarter.
• A walk through the places where alchemists searched for the recipe for gold and the elixir of eternal youth. Prague has long been assigned the title of the capital of alchemy and magic, because in the Middle Ages it was here that these “professions” flourished.

As an alternative to this excursion, we can safely recommend a group walk around evening Prague

Beer tours in Prague

Have you ever dreamed of becoming a brewing expert? During a five-hour walking tour of four Prague breweries, you will learn all the intricacies of this craft, learn to distinguish between different types of beer and choose the right snacks.

Moving from one brewery to another you will learn everything about Czech beer:

• the history of Czech brewing, its traditions and methods of preparing different types of beer;
• learn to distinguish between types of beer;
• learn and visit the most important beer establishments in Prague;
• what, how and when to serve with beer.

1. — group bus and walking tour, duration — 10 hours, from 30 euros.
2. — group bus and walking tour, duration — 8 hours, from 30 euros.

Excursions to Czech castles

It is impossible to see all the sights of the Czech Republic in one short trip. That's why we chose the most interesting and famous castles. Choose 1-2 excursions and leave the rest for next time.

1. - group bus-walking tour, duration - 8 hours, from 35 euros.

You will visit the small town of Kutna Hora, where the legendary Ossuary is located - a chapel whose interior is made of human bones. The entire historical center of Kutna Hora is included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Next you will visit the majestic Czech Sternberg Castle, which is called the “star on the mountain”.

During this trip you will get acquainted with two beautiful medieval castles, Karlstejn and Konopiste. The most interesting thing is to look at them in comparison: they are very different in atmosphere and decoration. The first is a symbol of the Czech kingdom during the heyday of the Gothic style, a symbol of state power, jewelry and holy relics. In the second, you will see huge collections of hunting trophies and historical weapons, and also stroll through an English park with exotic plants.

3. — group bus and walking tour, duration — 8 hours, from 30 euros.

The Sychrov-Turnov excursion begins with a visit to Sychrov Castle, which is located near the village of Sychrov in the Liberec region of the Czech Republic. It was founded in the 18th century and is often called the carved miracle of the Czech Republic.

Sychrov Castle is shrouded in secrets and legends about ghosts. One legend says, for example, that countless treasures that belonged either to the Rogans or to the previous owners of the estate are hidden in its cellars, and they are guarded by the “Black Lady” - a woman dressed in a black widow’s dress, perhaps Bertha Rogan. She can return to their places furnishings that someone has moved or moved.

4. — group bus and walking tour, duration — 11 hours, from 35 euros.

There are places outside of Prague where history does not have to break through the bustle of the capital and the frantic rhythm of the city. The castle of Hluboká nad Vltavou and Krumlov are waiting for you, ready to open the doors to the Middle Ages. If you have been captivated by stories about knights, glorious hunting trips and the luxurious life of the European nobility since childhood, then you will get tremendous pleasure from this excursion.

If you are soon going to one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Europe - Prague, then you probably expect to see as much as possible there in a short time. Excursions in Prague in Russian 2018 will help you with this, or rather, detailed information about them. Also from the article you will learn where to buy excursions in Prague, current prices for them and a description of the best and most popular routes. Read and enjoy planning your vacation. 🙂

Where to buy excursions in Prague in Russian

Before traveling to the Czech Republic, many people have a question: where and how is the easiest way to book an excursion in Prague. Of course this is not a problem. It is more difficult to find excursions conducted by Russian-speaking guides, and the highest aerobatics is to find a good guide who speaks the same language as you. And if you are still thinking about where to buy excursions in Prague in Russian, then we are ready to answer it.

The editors of our website are pleased to present to you a service with which you can book excursions in Prague in Russian without leaving your home -. This is a rather unusual project and you can read more about it in ours. But its main advantage is that all the guides who collaborate with this service are Russian-speaking, which means that it will be much easier for you to perceive the entire volume of amazingly interesting information about Prague in your native language.

And what’s more, there are plenty of excursions in Prague! The city itself is beautiful and is a UNESCO heritage site. Therefore, let's arm ourselves with up-to-date information from the Tripster website and together consider the best excursions in Prague and their costs.

Prices for excursions in Prague in 2018

The cost of excursions in Prague varies widely and depends on factors such as the number of people in the group, the duration of the excursion, whether entrance fees, meals, etc. are included in it. Tripster has both inexpensive offers, from 10-15 euros per person, and grandiose programs for several hundred euros. Often you can also find offers with good discounts on the site.

• To quickly find the cheapest excursions in Prague- click on and you will see a full list of excursions sorted from the most budget options to the most expensive.
• You can quickly go to offers with discounts by clicking on - you will immediately be taken to the section where all excursions in Prague with discounts are listed.

For those who do not strive for a personal approach and individual service, or simply do not have the finances to book for themselves, there is an excellent option - group excursions around Prague in Russian. Such excursions are offered by our permanent partner - service.

The difference between most Tripster group excursions and other options is that the groups the guides assemble are often small. Usually this is no more than 10, maximum 15 people. Unlike excursions in large buses with tour operators, this is an extremely winning story, especially since no one will take you to meaningless souvenir shops, expecting to receive a commission from your purchases.

Update! In 2018, the guys from Tripster added a large number of “classic” group excursions for large groups, and now you can very inexpensively buy excursions along many popular routes while saving a fair amount, because such excursions are somewhat cheaper than those conducted for small groups. You can see all group excursions in Prague from Tripster.

Individual excursions in Prague in Russian

Tripster is a service that specializes, for the most part, in private guides and excursions, so we have no doubts here; we often use the service if we don’t have time to work out a route through a particular country on our own. Tripster will help you out if you are looking for quality service, caring guides, qualified tour guides, experienced guides, historians and scientists, film directors and art critics - these are the people who offer their own excursions on Tripster. The service has more than a hundred personal tours in Prague and the surrounding area. Choose your option, read the description of the route on the website pages, adjust the details of the tour directly by contacting the guide and you won’t have to worry about the upcoming trip.

All individual excursions around Prague in Russian are available to your attention at.

If you come to this wonderful city for the first time, then you should not immediately rush into unusual journeys across the rooftops of the old city or go on mystical tours. 🙂 To begin with, we recommend getting at least a rough idea of ​​the place with a sightseeing tour of Prague in Russian. Fortunately, there are quite a few of them on Tripster, but we will describe only the most vivid and memorable ones. From which visitors were completely delighted, as evidenced by their reviews. And you can find all the “reviews” at .

1. Any person who comes to a new place dreams of only two things: to understand this place and to enjoy it. A group walking tour of Prague is designed just for this. This is a wonderful trip for a small company of up to 10 people. 20 euros each. For this price you will have at your disposal a full 3 hours with a professional Russian-speaking guide. You will learn all the most important and interesting things about the history of the city itself, learn how to navigate it and learn about the most interesting places that you can visit later alone or with friends. Experience the culture and tastes of the Czechs. Children under 12 are free!

2. For those who love everything at once, there is a large individual sightseeing tour of Prague - “”. The guide conducting this excursion is a person who knows a lot about urban legends and historical events. In 5 hours he will tell you so many interesting facts about the ancient city that you will only have to open your mouth in surprise. With him you will understand why at different times Prague was called golden, hundred-towered, mystical. You will find a beautiful view of the historical center of the city, Vysehrad - without which it is difficult to imagine Prague itself, a walking tour through the original districts, and all this while traveling in a comfortable car. 144 euros for such a trip for a group from 1 to 4 people I don't feel sorry for giving away at all!

3. If you want to go deeper into the history of the founding of this place, then your option is another walking tour of Prague “”. In 4 hours, the guide will tell you in detail that Prague arose from the union of four cities: Old Town, New Town, Hradcany and Lesser Town. All of them are now included in the UNESCO heritage list and are of great interest to tourists. You will find out why the residents of Prague have been walking on marble pavements for the second century. You will reveal the secret of Old Town Square, take a look at Golden Street and get a lot of impressions. The excursion will cost 100 euros per group up to 6 people.

4. Many travelers love to admire sunsets and evening cities. There is a walk especially for them - “”. This city is especially charming in the evening. The main advantage of such an adventure is the absence of crowds of tourists at the most famous attractions. This is because at this time the streets of the capital of the Czech Republic are empty, lanterns illuminate mysterious castles and alleys, and the ringing of the bells of Prague churches can be heard somewhere in the distance. Just a lovely walking tour and that's all for 84 euros for a group of up to 10 people!

All sightseeing tours in Prague can be found at.

Another option for getting to know magical Prague, but visiting not the most popular and popular places, but non-tourist locations, walking along original routes, experiencing the unknown and curbing the unbridled is to find unusual excursions and get to know a different Prague. To do this, we again recommend that you contact Tripster; for those who love everything original and unique, the site has it, here you can choose unusual options for walking around Prague. Below are just a few popular examples, but in fact there are many more!

1. Sightseeing tour of the city and the best Prague beer halls - “ ” will introduce you to the most valuable secrets and best traditions of making the world-famous Czech beer. Prague beer halls are hidden in the cozy streets of the Old Town, where you will have the pleasure of wandering and discovering the rich world of Czech brewing. You can wander not alone, but in a cheerful company of 1 to 6 people. At the same time, you will pay only 78 euros for everyone in 4 hours.

2. You can continue your acquaintance with the Prague foam on an excursion - “ ”. Immediately prepare your body for various types of delicious Czech beer, because this route is suitable for both professional beer lovers and novice lovers! 🙂 Everyone here will find a taste and strength that suits them. The guide will not only reveal to you different types of beer, but will also tell you many fascinating stories related to the ancient traditions of Prague brewing. Such a walk in a company of 1 to 10 people in 3.5 hours will cost you all 84 euros.

3. Well, for dessert everyone will like it - “”. If you have long dreamed of walking through historical places, bypassing well-trodden tourist paths and getting special pleasure from the walk, then this leisure option will be ideal. Admire the scenery, walk through the passages with a cup of aromatic Prague coffee in your hands, stop near unique houses, try a variety of local sweets - what could be better? Besides, it’s always more fun to do this in a company of 1 to 6 people in total for 144 euros from all participants within 4 hours.

In this chapter, we want to introduce the reader to such a popular way of sightseeing that exists in various major cities of the world - Prague: hop-on hop-off bus tour for 24 or 48 hours. Cost of hop-on hop-off tour $26 per person for a 24-hour ticket.

We highly recommend this option for those who don’t have a lot of time to explore the city, as this way you can travel to all significant locations in the shortest possible time. The advantage of such a tour is that the bus goes along a pre-planned route and these are stops where all the attractions a tourist needs are nearby. By jumping on such a bus at one of the stops, you can get off at any of them, explore the location you like, and then get back on one of the buses and go further. With an audio guide, you will learn more about the history and culture of the city and be able to decide which attractions you would like to visit. You only use one ticket purchased in advance each time. You can study the offer and order such a tour using the link below.

If you are a big fan of various travel around European cities by bus, our article about, including bus options, will help you find more interesting options.

Excursions to Prague's Vysehrad

Once in Prague, don't forget to visit the famous Vysehrad. The legendary fortress with its ancient buildings, views of the evening city, the medieval past within the walls of Visegrad will reveal its secrets to you, thanks to the fascinating stories of your guide. Be sure to take advantage of one of Tripster's offers, where you will explore all corners of the ancient fortress. In Vysehrad, relics sacred to Christians are still kept today; you will learn how the history of Christianity is connected with this particular place in Prague. The connection between history and modernity, material and religious, magical and real - the intricacies reflected in the stories among the walls of Visegrad, you can learn all this by choosing one of the individual or group excursions, almost a dozen of which you can find on. The cost of excursions to Visegrad starts from 20 euros per person for a group tour.

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Sightseeing tour of Prague

The best decision in a city like Prague, amazing, with a rich history, excellent views and impressive architectural monuments, is to start your acquaintance with a sightseeing tour. Travel companies and private guides offer many options: by bus, by car, walking, a separate tour of Prague Castle and Hradcany, a separate tour of the Old Town, but with a boat trip along the Vltava - there are a great many options. Prices, accordingly, also vary, but start from 15 euros.

As an option for a semi-independent excursion, a trip on the Hop on – Hop off excursion bus is interesting. Bright buses run through the streets of Prague from half past ten in the morning until eight in the evening. The cost of a 24-hour ticket is from 20 euros, depending on the route. There is also a 48-hour ticket. Three routes cover the main attractions of the Czech capital; the buses have an audio guide, including one in Russian. You can get off the bus at any time and transfer to the next one a little later. The interval between buses is from 15 minutes to an hour depending on the route. The first, most popular route will allow you to explore the historical core of Prague: the Old Town, Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square, Prague Castle, the Dancing House and more than twenty interesting places in the Czech capital. Other routes will introduce you to the brewery, Streletsky Island and Visegrad.

Castles Karlstejn and Konopiste

Karlštejn, or Charles's Stone, named after its founder, the Czech King Charles IV, is an impregnable fortress on a mountain, hidden behind a dense forest. The castle has hardly changed since its construction. The royal chambers through which the tour takes place have also not changed. The second castle on the way, Konopiste, is surrounded by a beautiful park. The castle itself is impressive with its collection of paintings, furniture and hunting trophies. The cost of the excursion is from 35 euros, entrance tickets to the castles are paid additionally. Karlštejn – 270 CZK (10 euros), Konopiste – 22 CZK (8 euros).

Kutna Hora, Ossuary and Žleby Castle

The town of Kutná Hora, located just 65 kilometers away, is famous for its cathedrals, as well as its mint, which can be visited on a tour. The next stop is the Ossuary, or Chapel of All Saints, which amazes with its interiors: absolutely everything here is made of human skulls and bones. And at the end of the trip, you will get acquainted with Zhleby - a haunted castle. Built in the Romantic style in the middle of a magnificent park, this castle is famous for its collections of paintings, armor and weapons, German and Czech porcelain. The cost of the excursion is from 35 euros, additionally paid entrance tickets to the Cathedral of St. Barbara in Kutná Hora are 60 CZK (2 EUR), the Chapel of All Saints - 90 CZK (3 EUR) and Žleby Castle - 190 CZK (7 EUR).

Telc and Czech Sternberk Castle

The city of Telc is called the Moravian Venice for its cascade of ponds, a bypass canal and charming houses in the Renaissance and Baroque styles. This city is also famous for its unique Renaissance fortress on the water, which received the title of “The most fabulous castle in the Czech Republic.” Also during the excursion you will get acquainted with the castle of the Sternberk family, towering on a high cliff above the Sazava River, built in the Gothic style and later rebuilt in the Baroque style. The castle houses an excellent collection of engravings, clocks and weapons. The cost of the excursion is from 40 euros. Additionally, tickets are paid for Telč Castle - 210 CZK (7.5 EUR) and Czech Sternberk - 145 CZK (5 EUR).

Karlovy Vary

A favorite resort of Russian holidaymakers at all times, Karlovy Vary welcomes tourists with clean streets, greenery of the surrounding mountains and twelve healing springs. During the excursion you will be able to taste healing water, swim in an open-air thermal pool and visit the Moser Royal Crystal Museum. The cost of the excursion is from 40 euros. An additional excursion to the Moser Museum is paid - 180 CZK (6.5 euros).

Moravian Karst and Pernštejn Castle

Moravian Karst (or Karst) is a unique reserve with a system of underground karst caves, during a tour of which you can admire giant stalactites, stalagmites and stalagnates, go down to the bottom of the abyss and take a boat ride along the underground river. During the second part of the excursion, you will get acquainted with the cinematic Gothic castle with Renaissance interiors, where many fairy tales and historical films were filmed. Pernštejn Castle, so beloved by Czech directors, is considered one of the best preserved castles in Europe. The cost of the excursion starts from 50 euros, additionally paid entrance tickets to Moraski Kras - 250 CZK (9 EUR) and Pernštejn Castle - 180 CZK (6.5 EUR).

Cesky Krumlov and Hluboka Castle

The historical center of Cesky Krumlov, surrounded on all sides by water, amazes with the beauty of its Renaissance buildings. In addition to exploring the historical center, in Cesky Krumlov you can see the local castle and climb onto the 40-meter-high bridge to admire the picturesque panoramas of the surrounding area. Hluboká nad Vltavou Castle is recognized as one of the most beautiful castles in the Czech Republic – and for good reason. Made in the late Gothic style, with luxurious interiors and a picturesque garden around, this castle amazes with its splendor. The cost of the excursion is from 40 euros, additionally paid entrance tickets to the castle are 210 CZK (7.5 euros).

Vein

During a fifteen-hour excursion to the brilliant Austrian capital, you will get acquainted with the Vienna Town Hall, the magnificent Stephansdom Cathedral, the Opera House, the elegant shopping and tourist street Graben, as well as real Viennese apple strudel and coffee. The cost of the excursion is from 65 euros.

Dresden

Just 150 kilometers from Prague is the pearl of Saxony - the city of Dresden. Destroyed during the Second World War, but carefully and meticulously restored, this city is considered one of the most beautiful in Germany. And its main treasure is considered to be the world-famous Picture Gallery of the Old Masters with the best creations of the great Raphael - the Sistine Madonna. The cost of an excursion to Dresden is from 40 euros. Additionally, tickets to the painting gallery are paid - 10 euros.

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I would like to tell you about several interesting excursion services that can be ordered in Prague.

1. A walk along the river (motor ships, boats and catamarans).

In the summer, Prague offers great entertainment - a boat ride on the Vltava. The berths are located to the left and right of Cechuv most.

And there is a booth selling tickets right at the beginning of the bridge. An hour-long boat trip costs approximately 9-10 euros per person. The route of the ship we sailed on was something like this: the ship departs from the pier and sails first to the left - towards the Charles Bridge and sails under it. This is the most picturesque part of the route. Beautiful views of Prague Castle, the embankments and Prague Venice (the canal near Kampa Island).

Closer to the National Theater the ship turns around (there are already rapids there and you cannot swim beyond them). Turning around, it swims in the opposite direction, swims past the departure pier and follows it. He slowly swims to the next bridge (Stefanikuv) and, before reaching the island, makes a U-turn. The end of the voyage is in the same place where it began - at Cechuv most. (From there you can then have a very pleasant walk along the embankments).

The upper deck of a pleasure boat is open, and the lower deck is closed. During the process, the guide talks about something, drinks and food are served (for a fee). Overall the sailing is quite enjoyable and the photos come out beautiful. Especially the close-up photos of the Charles Bridge pillars, as well as photos of seagulls and people sailing on boats and catamarans. By the way, taking a boat on the river is also a good idea. There is also the opportunity to sail on a boat with dinner and a jazz orchestra. But everything is much more expensive there. And there are also mini boats (as in the photo above).

About boating.

Boats and catamarans can be rented, for example, on Slovansky island. It's right next to the Legii Bridge and the National Theater (Národní třída). There is, however, one popular trick with boats. You find out the price, take a boat, three of you ride, and then it turns out that it was the price for one person. Therefore, check in advance whether the quoted price is the price for the WHOLE boat and whether it is final.

2. Excursions around Prague on Segways.

I saw such excursions in Tallinn, and then I saw them in Prague. This is a very popular topic now. The Seagway is something like a two-wheeled electric scooter. It has a gyroscope, so keeping balance on it is not that difficult. But you need to practice a little. Overall - a very cool thing! If you don’t have much time, or you’re passing through Prague, then on such an excursion in 2 hours you can see everything that hikers usually cover in the whole day. But at the same time, you won’t lose the sensations (like during a bus excursion), and you won’t get tired.

In Prague, I found excursions from this company (photo of the “cowboy” and the route - from their website www.eurosegway.cz).

There are four excursion options (Russian-speaking guides are available):

• for 30 minutes (Old Town + embankment + Powder Tower + Old Jewish Quarter Josefov + Paris Street + Old Town Square). Price 22 euros/person.
• for 60 min. (everything included in 30 minutes + Charles Bridge + Kampa Island with park + watermill + Kafka Museum + National Theater + Wenceslas Square + John Lennon Wall), 40 euros.
• for 90 min. (all the sights of an hour-long trip + St. Nicholas Church + Prague Castle with a viewing platform where you can take a photo from above with the whole city in the background), 50 euros.
• for 2 hours (+ Petrin Gardens).

All prices are for one. And from 3 people they offer discounts. In addition, everyone is given a free helmet, a raincoat (you never know if it rains) and is taught how to ride a Segway (training is an additional 15 minutes to the excursion time and is included in the price).

3. Inspection of Prague from a hot air balloon.

Near the Kafka Museum (near the Charles Bridge) there is a white round balloon on a leash. It allows two extreme sports enthusiasts to rise to a height of 60 meters and view the surroundings from above. It looks something like this from the outside (my photo).

Essentially, two open seats are attached to the ball (like a ski lift). Below is a small photo preview, and at the link you can see what it looks like directly from a balloon and rotate the panoramas in all directions: www.360cities.net/image/prague-from-a-balloon

Yes, the price of this adventure in 2013 was 900 Czech crowns per nose (that is, at the exchange rate of 27.5 = 33 euros). This year's season has already ended, the ball will start operating in May 2014. Ball website: www.baloncentrum.cz/upoutany-balon.html

But, frankly speaking, I think it’s still a little expensive. It’s more pleasant (and cheaper) to just take the funicular up to Petrin Hill and have dinner there for the same money with a view of Prague :). Moreover, the height of the hill is significantly higher than the balloon rises (the hill is 300 meters high, and the restaurant is located somewhere around 150-200 meters). But for extreme sports fans and those who are not afraid to ride in the open cabins of the Moscow-850 Ferris wheel, the ball will also certainly be interesting.

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One of the informative and useful excursions is a walking tour of the old or “Golden” city. When visiting Prague, take a walk in the Jewish (Joseph) quarter; many historical monuments have been preserved and deserve attention. Adolf Schicklgruber in Prague intended to create a museum of an “extinct race,” which is why the destructive wave that swept across Europe partially spared the city. Here you can see six synagogues, the Jewish Town Hall, the Jewish Cemetery, the Royal Court, the Prince's Court, the first building built in the Cubist style, astronomical clocks, churches, Charles Bridge and much more. As you can see, the list is quite large, although most likely I didn’t even include a hundredth of all the attractions in it.

It would be better for me to contact a private guide, so the excursion turns out not to be dryly official, but pleasantly friendly. The cost fluctuates around 80 euros.