Travel to Czech Republic
About our group trips to the Czech Republic
The Czech Republic is a country that offers much more than many people first imagine. Here, medieval city centers, magnificent castles, rolling landscapes and a food culture where rich flavors, classic pilsner and cozy restaurants have an obvious place come together. For many, the Czech Republic and Prague are almost synonymous, and it is not difficult to understand why. The capital on the Vltava River is one of Europe's most beautiful cities, filled with bridges, towers, churches, palaces and cobblestone streets that make every walk an experience.
Our trips to the Czech Republic are suitable for those who want to experience the country in a comfortable and meaningful way. Whether you dream of a trip to Prague, a weekend in Prague, Christmas markets in the golden city, New Year's celebrations on the Vltava River or a beer trip with a visit to Plzeň, you will get a well-planned trip where much is already arranged. With flights to Prague or well-thought-out round trips, we take you close to sights, history, culture and local flavors - always with a focus on safety, community and great experiences.
Country
★ Czech Republic
Capital City
★ Prague
Language
★ Czech
Known for
★ Prague, castles, pilsner, Christmas markets and historic city centers
Prague – the heart of the Czech Republic on the Vltava River
For many, Prague is the obvious reason to travel to the Czech Republic. The city is often called the city of a hundred spires, and from the first walk you can see why. The church towers, bridges, palaces and beautiful facades create a city silhouette that feels both fairytale and alive. Among Prague's attractions, the most notable are Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Old Town Square and the famous Astronomical Clock. But the great thing about Prague is that the experiences are not only found at the major attractions. It is just as memorable to turn into a cobblestone alley, sit down in a café or watch the evening light reflect in the Vltava. For those of you looking for a trip to Prague, a weekend to Prague or thinking about flights to Prague, our group tours offer a convenient way to make the most of your time. The programs are planned so that you get to see the city's classics, while often having time for your own discoveries.
Things to do in Prague – attractions, culture and people
There are plenty of things to do in Prague, whether you are traveling for the first time or returning to a city you already enjoy. A guided walk through the Old Town provides a nice introduction to the city's history, from medieval trading post to modern Central European capital. On the other side of Charles Bridge, the Lesser Town awaits, with Baroque palaces, churches and the road up to Prague Castle. Many also appreciate Prague's rich music scene, museums and classic café culture. Here, the day can start with sightseeing, continue with lunch at a traditional restaurant and end with a concert, dinner or a quiet evening walk along the river. For those who want something a little extra, there are also experiences linked to the city's bathing and beer traditions. Beer spas in Prague show how strongly the city is associated with both well-being and beer culture, although our trips primarily highlight brewery history, tastings and genuine environments where Czech pilsner belongs.
Czech beer culture and tasty experiences
The Czech Republic is one of the world's great beer countries, and here pilsner is not just a drink but part of the culture. In Prague, classic beer halls, historic breweries and small pubs await you, where the atmosphere is often as important as the glass on the table. Czech cuisine is also excellent for: hearty stews, dumplings, pork, sausages and rustic dishes that warm you up after a day full of experiences. A particular highlight for beer enthusiasts is Plzeň, the city where Pilsner Urquell originated. Here, the history of the light lager beer comes alive, and a brewery visit provides both knowledge and a taste of a tradition that has influenced the beer world far beyond the borders of the Czech Republic. Our beer tours to Prague combine culture and beer culture in a way that makes the trip both educational and enjoyable. You get to experience sights, local environments and flavours in the company of others who also appreciate good food, history and community.
Christmas markets, New Year and atmospheric trips
The Czech Republic is particularly atmospheric during the darker months of the year. When Prague is lit up by thousands of candles, the market stalls are filled with crafts and the scent of spices, barbecue and sweets spreads over the squares, the city becomes something very special. The Christmas market on the Old Town Square is the most famous, but smaller markets also contribute to the warm and festive feeling. A Christmas market trip to Prague is suitable for those who want to combine classic sights with the Advent atmosphere. During the trip there is time to walk among the stalls, taste local specialties and enjoy the city's illuminated facades. On some trips, Prague is also combined with Dresden, whose traditional Christmas market is one of the oldest in Germany. New Year in Prague is also a valued experience. The city's beautiful surroundings, restaurants and nightlife create a nice setting for celebrating the new year. It is a trip where history and celebration meet in a natural way.
More of the Czech Republic – cities, nature and excursions
Although Prague is often the center of attention, there are many other cities in the Czech Republic that are well worth discovering. Brno in Moravia is known for its relaxed atmosphere, wine traditions and mix of historical and modern architecture. Olomouc offers baroque splendor, beautiful squares and a more small-scale feel. In Kutná Hora, you can find the famous Sedlec Ossuary, one of the country's most unusual sights. The nature in the Czech Republic is varied with forests, river valleys, hills and spa resorts. The landscape of Bohemia offers romantic views, while Moravia attracts with wine regions, gentle hills and historical environments. Thanks to the country's relatively compact size, it is often possible to combine city life and excursions in a smooth way. For those of you looking for trips to the Czech Republic and want to see more than the capital, there are round trips where Prague is combined with other Central European gems, such as Krakow or Dresden. This gives a broader picture of the region and allows you to experience how culture, history and landscape change along the way.
