Day Trips

Prague is known as the "jewel" of Central Europe for its rich history, stunning buildings, and vibrant culture. While exploring this beautiful city is enjoyable, there are also many other charming places nearby.

Day trips from Prague are a great way to see the beautiful scenery. Learn about interesting history and visit charming places a short distance away from the city.

Prague is in the countryside of Bohemia and is a great starting point for many day trips. A day tour offers an opportunity to look into the culture of the Czech Republic. 

The town of Český Krumlov, which looks like something out of a fairy tale, is one of the most popular day trips from Prague. Český Krumlov is about 170 kilometers south of Prague.

It has narrow cobblestone streets, cute squares, and a magnificent castle with a view of the Vltava River. People can walk through the beautiful rooms of the castle, take a walk along the riverbanks, or just enjoy the atmosphere of the site.

A day trip to Kutná Hora is an interesting way for history buffs to go back in time. This old mining town for silver is only 70 kilometers east of Prague. It used to be one of the richest places in the kingdom of Bohemia.

The beautiful Gothic church of St. Barbara, & the ancient town center with its twisting streets. Some of the best things to see are beautiful architecture and the creepy Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church).

Bohemian Switzerland National Park is on the border between Czech and Germany. The park is about 150 kilometers northwest of Prague and has peaceful scenery that nature fans will enjoy. Tall sandstone mountains, lush woods, and winding rivers make this a great place for nature lovers. Enjoy the hiking trails with stunning views of the Elbe River canyon and the famous Pravčická brána, Europe's biggest natural rock arch.

Visiting Prague for wine lovers can be fun and joyful. Local guides highly recommend Moravia as a lovely wine-making area east of Prague. The rolling hills contain beautiful vines, old wine cellars, and cute towns. People want to try local wines like Grüner Veltliner and Riesling there.

Prague day trips offer a wide range of activities that will make your trip through the middle of Europe more interesting. Get ready for an exciting trip to some of the Czech Republic's secret gems from the beautiful streets of Prague. 

Kutna Hora and St. Barbara’s Church

•  Explore the UNESCO-listed town of Kutná Hora, known for its rich history and architectural marvels.
•  Visit the iconic St. Barbara’s Church, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture adorned with stunning frescoes and intricate details.
•  Discover the haunting beauty of the Sedlec Ossuary, also known as the Bone Church. Here, the remains of thousands of individuals are artistically arranged into macabre decorations.

Full-Day Trip to Český Krumlov

• Embark on a scenic journey through the picturesque Bohemian countryside to the fairy-tale town of Český Krumlov.
• Explore the old town with its winding cobblestone streets, charming squares, and well-preserved medieval architecture.
• Visit Český Krumlov Castle- the largest castle complex in Central Europe. Marvel at its impressive Renaissance and Baroque features.

Tour to Saxon and Bohemian Switzerland

• Venture into the breathtaking landscapes of Saxon and Bohemian Switzerland National Park, characterized by towering sandstone formations, verdant forests, and meandering rivers.
• Hike along scenic trails to viewpoints offering panoramic vistas of the Elbe River canyon. Admire the iconic Pravčická brána, the largest natural sandstone arch in Europe.

Posázaví/World of Kingdom Come/Lunch

• Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of the Posázaví region, known for its picturesque landscapes and tranquil villages.
• Visit the "World of Kingdom Come," an immersive attraction inspired by the popular Czech video game. This medieval theme attraction offers a unique blend of history and fantasy.
• Enjoy a traditional Czech lunch at a local restaurant, savouring the flavors of regional cuisine.

City Highlights Private Walking Tour

• Discover the highlights of Prague on a personalized walking tour led by a knowledgeable guide.
• Explore the historic neighbourhoods of Old Town, Lesser Town, and the Jewish Quarter. Learn about Prague's rich history, culture, and architecture.
• Marvel at iconic landmarks such as Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and the Astronomical Clock. Delve into the stories and legends that define the city.

Castle and Jewish Quarter Tour with Cruise and Lunch

• Embark on a comprehensive tour of Prague's most iconic sights, including Prague Castle and the Jewish Quarter.
• Cruise along the Vltava River, admiring panoramic views of the city's skyline and waterfront landmarks.
• Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant. Taste traditional Czech dishes while soaking in the atmosphere of this vibrant city.

Church Of Our Lady 

• Marvel at the Gothic architecture of the Church of Our Lady. This church is a timeless symbol of faith and architectural prowess in Prague.
• Admire its graceful spires and intricate interior, steeped in centuries of history and spiritual significance.

Karlovy Vary

• Explore the town of Karlovy Vary famous for its elegant architecture and charming spa culture. Wander through the streets lined with colourful buildings & indulge in luxurious spa treatments. Sample the renowned local specialty, Becherovka liqueur, for a truly amazing experience.

• Scenic Drives: Enjoy picturesque journeys through the Czech countryside, passing rolling hills, quaint villages, and lush forests.
• Historic Towns & Villages: Explore charming towns and villages with well-preserved architecture, cobblestone streets, and vibrant local culture.
• Medieval Castles: Discover ancient fortresses perched on hilltops, offering panoramic views and fascinating insights into the region's history.
• Cultural Heritage Sites: Visit World Heritage-listed sites, including churches, castles, and historic town centres. These sites showcase centuries of cultural and architectural significance.
• Outdoor Activities: Engage in outdoor adventures such as hiking, cycling, or boating. Enjoy the serene scenic vistas amidst stunning natural landscapes.
• Local Cuisine: Indulge in traditional Czech cuisine at local restaurants, sampling hearty dishes, artisanal cheeses, and regional delicacies.
• Wine Tasting: Explore vineyards and wineries in the Czech countryside. Taste a variety of local wines and learn about the region's winemaking traditions.
• Art and Craftsmanship: Discover local artisans and craftsmen practicing traditional skills such as glassblowing, pottery, and woodcarving.
• Religious and Spiritual Sites: Visit churches, cathedrals, and monasteries renowned for their architectural beauty, spiritual significance, and historical importance.
• Hidden Gems: Watch the attractions, hidden gems, and lesser-known landmarks offering unique insights into the region's culture.