After breakfast at our hotel, we’ll begin our tour with a visit to the Strahov Monastery and Loretto, one of Prague’s most significant landmarks. We’ll then make our way to the majestic castle district — the Prague Acropolis — which spreads across the hill above Mala Strana. Here, we’ll visit the magnificent Gothic Cathedral of St. Vitus and the Romanesque Basilica of St. George, both integral parts of the city’s royal and spiritual history.

Following our tour, we’ll embark on a two-hour cruise along the Vltava River, offering us a beautiful new perspective of Prague’s architecture and bridges. During the cruise, we’ll enjoy a buffet lunch on board.

Afterward, we’ll have free time to stroll through the city, explore its charming corners, or relax at one of its riverside cafés. In the evening, we might choose to experience one of Prague’s unique cultural performances — perhaps a “Black Theater” show, an opera, or another local production. After all, this is the very city where the concept of Black Theater was born!

 Prague – (Cesky Krumlov Optional)

Breakfast at the hotel and the day is free, our suggestion is a full-day excursion to the second most beautiful city after Prague in “Český Krumlov”. Torrents of the Vltava River run through many parts of this medieval city which, like Prague, is on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It is a cultural gem with its particularly well-preserved Gothic and Renaissance buildings, churches and narrow streets. The walls of Krumlov enclose treasures of special architectural and cultural value such as the “hidden bridge”. Visit the city’s castle and admire the panoramic view from above. Return to Prague. Evening at leisure.

After breakfast, we’ll depart from Prague and head to the famous spa town of Karlovy Vary in Western Bohemia, renowned for its healing thermal springs. Founded in the 14th century and named the “Royal City” by Emperor Charles IV, Karlovy Vary has long been a gathering place for great figures of art, literature, and politics.

As we stroll along the main pedestrian street by the Tepla River, we’ll understand why luminaries such as Goethe, Schiller, Beethoven, Bach, and the Tsar of Russia once walked these same paths in search of inspiration and tranquility. After our guided tour of this elegant town, we’ll enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before returning to Prague in the afternoon.

The evening will be free to relax, explore the city, or savor a final Czech meal at one of Prague’s inviting restaurants or traditional beer halls.

After breakfast at our hotel, we’ll have some free time to enjoy the last few hours in Prague — perhaps for a final walk, some shopping, or a relaxing coffee in the city center. At the scheduled time, we’ll meet for our transfer to the airport for our return flight, taking with us wonderful memories of our journey through the “Golden City.”