Excursions

Český Krumlov, a medieval town in south Bohemia, has retained its fairytale charm to this day and was rightfully made a UNESCO heritage site.

Český Krumlov, a medieval town in south Bohemia, has retained its fairytale charm to this day and was rightfully made a UNESCO heritage site.

Explore the labyrinth of narrow lanes and discover the hidden nooks and corners of this historic town under cover of darkness. This enchanting experience can be had on this two-day excursion.

Karlovy Vary is the best-known spa town in the Czech Republic. Its history stretches back to the 14th century and the reign of Charles IV.

Karlovy Vary lies on the confluence of two rivers in the west of the Czech Republic, approximately 120km from Prague. The town was founded by Charles IV in the 14th century.

Pilsen is the city of beer and home to the most famous Czech beer Pilsner Urquell. You are guaranteed a day of interesting experiences.

If you choose this excursion, you will learn about the history of brewing in the museum of beer and about the present day and future of Czech beer in the brewery.

This all-day excursion is intended for everyone who wants to learn more about the history of architecture and art in Bohemia.

Karlštejn has been used to safeguard imperial and royal treasure and the crown jewels and as an archive for state documents.

Come with us to the exquisite chateau of Konopiště, the former seat of successor to the Habsburg throne Archduke Franz Ferdinand d’Este.

A visit to the Škoda car factory is a unique opportunity, as it is one of the few that is open to the general public.

The Main Fortress of Terezín was used as a concentration camp for Jews from all over Europe. It was cynically used for Nazi propaganda during a visit by the Red Cross in 1944.

Are you fascinated by the beauty of Bohemian crystal? Do you want to learn more about it? Do you want to buy some at reduced prices?

While walking around Kutná Hora you will visit the Gothic Church of St Barbara and the Italian Court and also one of the most interesting burial sites in the world, the Charnel House in nearby Sedlec.

Be prepared for some fairly rough medieval treatment and an environment where your clothes could get a bit dirty.

The best way to see the picturesque countryside of the Czech Central Mountains and visit our neighbours is to take our trip to the German city of Dresden.