North Circuit – This trip combines a visit to the Terezín memorial (2.5 hrs) and the typical small Czech city of Mělník (2 hrs). Terezín is a memorial to the sad history of the Second World War. At that time Terezín was changed and turned into a Jewish Ghetto, and was used by the Nazis…
Karlovy Vary is the most famous spa town in the Czech Republic. King Charles IV discovered the thermal springs here in 1358, and since then many personalities, including Beethoven, Chopin, Bach, and Peter the Great, have enjoyed the healing springs. Stroll along the beautiful riverside promenade, admire the city’s architectural gems, taste the numerous mineral…
This picturesque historical town in southern Bohemia, tinged with romance, has been, not unjustifiably, the second most visited in the Czech Republic. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with over three hundred buildings in the historical centre that enjoy this protected status. Among the best attractions to visit are: the castle, the famous…
During a visit to the traditional Pilsen Brewery you will be introduced to the history and intricacies of beer brewing. For over 160 years the brewery has produced a unique beer called Pilsner Urquell. This beer became the symbol of the Czech art of how to brew fine beer. Included in the tour of the…
From a fishing village, Dresden grew into a spa and a royal residence, and later became the capital of Saxony. The galleries of Zwinger and Albertinum, the Hofkirche and Frauenkirche churches, and Semper‘s Opera are among the most important sights of Dresden. During the 2nd World War the city was completely destroyed by a massive…