Today you will have a chance to admire the beautiful south Bohemian countryside with its picturesque villages and ponds. Cesky Krumlov is a town on the UNESCO heritage list. The unique urban complex comprising three hundred historic houses and the Castle and Chateau, the second largest after Prague Castle, draws many visitors every year and is rightly called the "Pearl of Renaissance".The unrivaled status of the town led to the declaration of Cesky Krumlov as a Historical Urban Reservation as early as 1963. The significance of Cesky Krumlov as an unusual Historical Monument was pointed out in 1992 by the act of the International Association of UNESCO. Cesky Krumlov was included among the monuments of world importance, those to which exceptional care, attention and support had to be indispensably devoted.The State Castle of Cesky Krumlov, with its architectural standard, cultural tradition, and expanse, ranks among the most important historic sights in the central European region. Building development from the 14th to 19th centuries is well-preserved in the original groundplan layout, material structure, interior installation and architectural detail. The mighty complex of the castle is erected on the rock promontory which has been sculpted by the Vltava river from the southern side and by Polecnice stream from the northern side. The castle towers proudly above the refined Renaissance and Baroque burgher architecture of the town below.The town, together with the magnificent Church of St.Vitus and the complex of the castle, creates an unique feature of the whole region. Like a precious pearl, the town of Cesky Krumlov is situated in the valley surrounded with the massif of Blansko Forest to the north and the undulating foothills of Sumava to the south and west.

This tour combines a visit to Czech spas, Karlovy Vary and Marianske Lazne. Your first stop will be the largest and best known Czech spa - Karlovy Vary. (The German name is Carlsbad). The founding of the town has been linked with the name of the Emperor Charles IV since 1358 when he had a hunting lodge built here. The spa has a 600 year tradition and is visited for health and relaxation and to experience the culture. During your walk along the Tepla River (its name means "warm") and majestic Neo-Renaissance colonnades, you will have the opportunity to taste different mineral waters and purchase souvenirs. Karlovy Vary is also famous for local china and glass manufacturing. The product of these industries are on display at a special exhibitions and are sold at specialized shops. The spa was visited by rulers and many famous artists including Goethe, Chateaubriand, Chopin, Beethoven, Brahms and Dvorak. You will also visit the famous Marianske Lazne with its curative springs and unique historical architecture. You will also sample the spa waters from the famous Cross Spring and visit ancient colonnades. Lunch included. Visit to the Becherovka museum are included in the price. Visit to the Moser glass shop and to the Thun porcelain shop. Grand Hotel Pupp opened in 1701 and boasts a long list of illustrious visitors including composers Beethoven, Dvorak and Bach and famous writers and thinkers such as Goethe, Kafka and Freud. Among the VIP's from the last few years of the International Film Festival in Karlovy Vary include film stars such as actors Michael Douglas, Gregory Peck, Rod Steiger, Julia Ormond and directors Lordan Zafranovic and Milos Forman.

Your coach will transport you to a typical Czech restaurant, where you will be served a three-course menu, an aperitif, glass of champagne, coffee and an unlimited amount of beer, wine or non-alcoholic beverages. During dinner you will be entertained by a folklore programme with live music and dancing. Active participation is welcomed or just sit back and enjoy the music! After three hours of evening entertainment and feasting, a guide will take you back to Republic Square.

A unique opportunity to get acquainted with locations in Prague where the genius composer stayed. This is also an opportunity to find the answer to the question why Prague citizens welcomed Mozart so warmly, why they loved him so much, and why his music has won the hearts of Praguers and of our nation up to the present day. Meet the history of dramatics and music in Bohemia and Moravia, and learn more about Czech musical history.On foot - A walk through the Old Town and a stop at the Golden Angel house, the Estates Theatre, the place of the world premiere of Don Giovanni on 29 October 1791 and the Three Golden Lions house where Mozart lived during his second stay in Prague. By Tram - Transfer to Bertramka, a visit to the exhibition commemorating W.A.Mozart and then transfer by tram to Old Town and then by finicular to Petrin's view tower and go on to the Strahov Monastery at Hradcany.On foot - The Strahov Monastery where Mozart improvised on the organ in the church of the Ascension of the Virgin on the day of Don Giovanni premiere, Hradcany Square, the Lesser Town and a stop at the houses and palaces where W.A.Mozart held concerts or where he lived.Conclusion at the St Nicholas's Church where a requiem was held on 14 December 1791 as a tribute to W.A.Mozart and as a statement of Czech nations sorrow caused by his sudden death. Transfer back to your hotel is not provided, the trip ends in the Lesser Town.

This tour offers all the basic information about Golden Prague's historical monuments.Travel by coach past the State Opera, the National Museum and Wenceslas Square with its statue of St. Wenceslas. Continue across the Charles Square to the banks of the River Vltava to Charles Bridge, the Rudolfinum and across the river to the Prague Castle. Enjoy a walk around the castle courtyards, where amongst other things you will have a chance to see the St. Vitus Cathedral, Royal Palace and the Golden Lane.The bus will then take you across the River Vltava to the Old Town, passing through the former Jewish Quarter, to the Old Town Square where you will find St. Nicholas Church, the Tyn Cathedral and the Old Town Hall with its astronomical clock and 12 apostles. Here, not far from the modern city center, the tour concludes.

This 3-hour walking tour will show you the historic centre of Prague.From the Powder Tower, walk along the Royal Route to the Old Town Square dominated by the Old Town Hall with its astronomical clock and apostles, surrounded by examples of Baroque architecture. Visit St. Nicholas Church and the Tyn Cathedral.The walk continues along Pariska Street (Art Nouveau), through the former Jewish Quarter to the Rudolfinum. Enjoy a magical view of the Charles Bridge and the Prague Castle. You will then return to Lesser Town, near St Nicolas Church where the tour concludes.

Journey through the beautiful south Bohemian countryside interwoven with little villages and romantic ponds until you will arrive at the Hluboka Castle. The castle was rebuilt in the spirit of the romantic English Gothic style, based on the royal Windsor Castle. You will be able to admire the magnificent collections of furniture, tapestries, porcelain, paintings and historical weapons.After lunch you will be taken to Holasovice, a typical village in the rural Baroque style which is on the UNESCO heritage list. Then continue to the South Bohemian metropolis of Ceske Budejovice with its unique historic square, lined up with Renaissance and Baroque houses and dominated by the Black Tower.

This 2-hour coach tour will allow you to acquire an overall view of the historic sites of Prague, the city of a hundred spires. It's perfect for those with limited time!From the coach you will see the most important areas and historic sites of the city including:State OperaNational MuseumWenceslas SquareVysehradCharles SquareNational TheatreLesser TownStrahovPrague CastleCharles BridgeJewish QuarterOld Town Square (tour concludes here)

The Prague Jewish Community has over one thousand years of history. During this walking tour you will see the only Central European Jewish town-quarter that survived the holocaust. Stroll through the Old Jewish Cemetery, visit some of the six surviving synagogues and Kafka's house. Walk through Maiselova Street and reach the Old Tour Square where your journey to the past ends.The price includes admission to the Jewish Museum, one of the best of it's kind in Europe and the Old Jewish Cemetery, in which 12,000 tombstones remain.

Journey by coach through the picturesque West Bohemian countryside to the world-famous spa town of Karlovy Vary, better known by its German name, Karlsbad (or Carlsbad), which is situated in a beautiful forested valley known for its 12 thermal springs.Karlovy Vary, is the most famous Bohemian spa. It was named for the Bohemian king and German and Holy Roman emperor Charles (Karl) IV who allegedly found the springs in 1358 during a hunting expedition. In the 19th century, royalty came here from all over Europe for treatment. Among the rich and famous who visited Karlsbad are Goethe, Schiller, Beethoven, Chopin, and Karl Marx.Upon your arrival in Karlovy Vary, you will visit the glass exhibition at the Moser factory. Then, as you stroll through the town along the spa colonnades, you will have a chance to sip the water from the mineral springs, taste the delicious local wafers and the traditional herbal Becherovka liqueur.