České Budějovice

České Budějovice is the largest city in South Bohemia and sits in the valley of the Vltava River. It is well-known for its long history...

Brno

The largest Moravian city in the Czech Republic, Brno has many attractions that can be visited such as the špilberk castle/fortress, Cathedral of Saints Peter...

Český Krumlov

This World Cultural Heritage City is the renaissance and baroque jewel of central Europe! The town dates back to the 13th century and was an...

Olomouc

This lovely city in the heart of Moravia is best known for its incredible Holy Trinity Column, the largest Baroque sculptural group in the Czech...

Tabor

Tábor, nestled in the southern Czech Republic, is a charming blend of medieval history and vibrant culture. Gothic landmarks like the Hussite Church of St....

Dobris

Dobris, a historic Czech town in Central Bohemia, is famed for its well-preserved castle dating back to the 10th century. With charming architecture and scenic...

Glass Decorating Workshop in Prague

Learn about Prague's proud tradition of glassworks with a hands-on workshop. You'll receive a plain piece of glass to embellish and decorate in the authentic...

Prague to Budapest

Prague – Budapest (and Reverse) Border and Travel Notes Passports are generally not required at the border anymore, and former lengthy crossing times no longer...

Tour Manager Notes: Czech Republic and Slovakia

Key Dates 796 – Great Moravian Empire established 896 – Magyar invasion ends the Empire and the association of the Czechs and Slovaks 1346–1378 –...

Jablonec nad Nisou

Situated in northern Bohemia, Jablonec nad Nisou is a city renowned for its rich artistic heritage, stunning natural surroundings, and deep-rooted glassmaking tradition. Known as...