Prague

1. Take a Prague Highlights Tour by Foot

Of course, when visiting Prague, the first thing you want to do in find out about the rich history of the city and what makes Prague what it is today. There are some fantastic stories to be heard here and we strongly suggest taking a guided tour to learn some of the very interesting facts and events that took place in this magnificent city. See all walking tours in Prague

2. Take a River Cruise on the Vltava River

Prague lies on the river Vltava which is considered the national river of Czech Republic. Just in Prague there are 17 bridges crossing Vltava and many of the most important attractions are at the banks of the river, so we strongly suggest taking a cruise tour over the River. Some cruises offer also tranditional lunch or dinner so why not have one of your meals on the river! Take a look at all river cruise tours in Prague.

3. Visit the Karlštajn Castle

One of the most popular castles in Czech Republic and very close to Prague (only about 30 km) makes it an ideal day trip to enjoy beautiful landscapes and historical facts and to see lots of royal treasures of the long history of the country. View all tours to Karlštajn castle from Prague.

4. Taste the Famous Czech Beer by Vising Breweries and Pubs

O yes, the beer! Czech Republic drinks the most beer per capita in the world – an amazing 142 liters! No wonder their beer is one of the best in the world. Of course you will have a beer wherever you go but we advise to learn something more about the beer, visit the breweries and taste it as it was meant to be. View all beer tasting and brewery tours from Prague.

5. Take it to the Sky and Enjoy Great Panoramic Views of Prague

If you want something special for your holidays in Prague we can recommend taking one of the flying tours offered in the city, such as taking a romantic balloon ride, a panoramic flight over the city or, something that is very hard finding anything else, fly in an army jet plane! This tours offer amazing panoramic views of the city and the surrounding nature. View all plane and balloon tours in Prague.

6. Take a Bike Tour around Prague

If you have the will, we think this is a great way to experience Prague. You will get to see the most amazing parts of the city without having to walk too much and without having to take busses or other transports. Also ePowered bike tours are offered so it’s not that difficult and you will get to experience Prague alleys that you wouldn’t normally see with other tours. View all bike tours in Prague.

7. See the Bizarre Bone Church in Kutna Hora

One of the most bizarre churches - the church in Kutna Hora is decorated with bones of tens of thousands of skeletons. It is also one of the most visited attractions in outside Prague and it will definitely not leave you coldhearted. Hear the story of the Ossuary in Kutna Hora, who built it and why by joining a one day tour. View all tours to Kutna Hora from Prague.

8. Get the Adrenaline Pumping!

The offer of adrenaline sports in Prague is amazing, and the prices are comparatively lower than anywhere else. For example, if you ever wanted to try skydiving, this is the perfect place as the service is of the highest quality and you will not find this experience any cheaper in other parts of Europe. Other adrenalines sports we can recommend: go karting, bungee jumping, shooting from real guns, room escape games and more! Take a look at adventure, adrenaline and extreme sport activities in Prague.

9. Learn about Photography while Visiting Prague

Prague offers so many beautifull sceneries that are just asking to be photographed – you will not be able to let go of your camera. However, if you want to do it like a professional and also learn a bit about photography, this is the perfect place. There are many different options for photography tours so be sure to check them out. View all photography tours from Prague.

10. Visit the Historical City of Český Krumlov

One of the oldest settlements in Czech Republic and the one that has the most historical architecture, artifacts and stories. Český Krumlov is visited by over a million visitors each year, and the best way to visit it is accompanied by a professional guide. Highly recommended for people interested in history and old traditions! View all tours to Český Krumlov from Prague.