Discover the magic of Prague, modern and vibrant city full of energy on this introductory tour of the Czech capital. Perfect for first-time visitors, this 3.5-hour city tour combines coach travel and easy walking for a well-rounded exploration of Prague's famous sight as the State Opera, the National Museum, Wenceslas Square, Charles Bridge and many others highlights encircled by the River Vlata. As you tour, you'll learn interesting background into the historical monuments you'll see.

Tour the magical city of Prague at night by coach and boat, and dine in comfort while cruising along the River Vltava. It's the perfect way to see Prague at night, and a relaxing way to end a busy day of sightseeing! Your evening begins with a coach ride from the Powder Tower to the River Vltava, where an air-conditioned boat awaits you. After a welcome aperitif, choose from a buffet dinner featuring a wide selection of hot and cold dishes.

If you love castles, you won't want to miss Cesky Krumlov's World Heritage-listed castle! Known as 'the Pearl of the Renaissance', the State Castle of Cesky Krumlov is one of the most important historic sites in Central Europe. You'll travel by coach from Prague through the beatuiful south Bohemian countryside passing picturesque villages and ponds. The whole town of Cesky Krumlov is on the Unesco heritage list, comprising 300 historic houses, the castle and chateau.

Enjoy a night out on the town Czech-style at a Prague folklore party. You'll enjoy a three-course dinner, unlimited beer and wine, and live music and dancing. It's the perfect way to spend an evening in Prague. Your coach will transport you to a typical Czech restaurant, where you will be served a delicious three-course dinner, an aperitif, glass of champagne, coffee and unlimited beer, wine or non-alcoholic beverages. During dinner you will be entertained by a folklore program with live music and dancing. Active participation is welcomed or you can just sit back and enjoy the music.

This full day guided coach tour from Prague combines a visit to the world-renowned Czech spas, Karlovy Vary and Marianske Lazne. Discover the rich history of Karlovy Vary and its twelve springs before stopping for lunch. In the afternoon discover Marianske Lazne, which was developed at the beginning of the 19th century in a valley where many mineral-rich healing streams spring from the ground. Your first stop will be the largest and best known Czech spa - Karlovy Vary. 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.

Bohemian glassware and pilsner beer - it's what the Czech Republic is famous for! This day trip from Prague has something for everyone, visiting the Nizbor Bohemia glass factory and the Pilsner Urquell Brewery. The tour offers a fabulous opportunity to learn about the Czech people and their culture. Beer has been brewed in the town of Pilsen since it was founded in 1295. However, the pilsner known around the world today is connected with the name of Pilsner Urquell, brewed in the Prazdroj brewery dating back to 1842. Brewers the world over have tried in vain to imitate the unique taste of Pilsner Urquell!

The highlight of this two-hour tour of Prague by night is the performance by Krizik's Fountain. The spectacular combination of water jets, music and colored laser lights is simply amazing! A massive system of waterworks spouts delicate streams of colorfully lit water in a spectacular light show, choreographed to a soundtrack of classical and popular music. Children and adults alike love the fantastic performance of water and light, accompanied by the music of Smetana, Dvorak, Mercury, Vangelis and Lloyd Webber.

After being transferred from your coach to the River Vltava to board an air-conditioned boat for your lunchtime cruise you will have the chance to discover some of Pragues most majestic sites. As you cruise along the Vltava river you will discover many of Prague's important buildings and historic monuments such as the St. Agnes Monastery, the oldest gothic building built between 1231-34. As well as the Rudolfinium, one of the most significant Neo-renaissance structures in Prague along with the National theatre. Today the magnificent Rudolfinium is home to the Czech Philoharmonic orchestra which was founded in 1896.

Experience Prague through the eyes of the local photographer. Learn how to take amazing photographs and be introduced to incredible Eastern Europe scenery. Prague is one of the gems of Eastern Europe, the picturesque houses of Novy Svet (or New World). Here you can see homes that have architectural details that are not commonly found as well as traverse the empty medieval streets that few tourists know about. From atop the hill you will then wind your way towards Hradcany and then downwards to Mala Strana.

Get into the musical atmosphere of Prague taking this guided tour of locations connected with the famous Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Mozart visited Prague on four occasions in the 1780s and 1790s, and his works were rapturously received. This tour offers you the unique opportunity to visit locations where Mozart stayed in Prague. It also reveals why Prague's citizens welcomed Mozart so warmly, and why his music continues to win Czech hearts today.

Get to know the postcard-perfect Czech town of Cesky Krumlov on an overnight trip from Prague. Your trip includes guided walking tours around Cesky Krumlov’s castle and its UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town, as well as a visit to the city of Ceske Budejovice. Many of Cesky Krumlov’s day-trippers are gone by the evening, so you’ll have time at leisure to savor this captivating town at its peaceful best. The route from Prague to Cesky Krumlov passes through the Czech Republic’s pretty South Bohemian countryside, via the city of Ceske Budejovice. Commonly known as Budweis, the city takes its unofficial name from the Budvar brewery that brews the popular European Budvar beers.