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The best activities and experiences in Prague and the Czech Republic
Karlovy Vary was founded in the 14th century by Charles IV, who granted the town privileges. It enjoyed its greatest fame during the 19th century and the Belle Époque. The mild climate, the beneficial effects of thermal springs and the town’s vibrant social life attracted leading aristocrats, artists and scientists from all over Central Europe.
Would you like to discover Prague with a private English speaking guide who will tell you about its history, its architecture, its secrets and its anecdotes? Take advantage of a professional guide who will be at your disposal for a half-day.
Celebrate Christmas Eve in a medieval tavern in Prague! Take in a spectacular historical show and a lavish banquet, with unlimited consumption of drinks.
Let yourself be guided through the small passages and alleys of the Old Town. Along the Royal Way, you will cross the Charles Bridge and its beautiful sculpture gallery, to the picturesque island of Kampa and the intimate and baroque district of Malá Strana.
Spend your Christmas Eve in a calm and refined atmosphere, far from the hustle and bustle of the moment. Enjoy a delicious six course menu specially prepared for this festive evening!
Crowning the Prague skyline on its promontory overlooking the river, the Castle is one of the UNESCO World Heritage treasures, brimming with historical and artistic treasures. It is the undisputed spiritual and political heart of the nation.
This gala evening is a unique opportunity to enjoy a truly wonderful Christmas experience in Prague! The programme is divided into 4 parts, and you can look forward to Mozart’s most famous arias, performed by leading musicians in period costumes.
Seat of the memory of a people and of a past time, the Jewish Quarter of Prague is present in everyone’s mind through its famous myths and legends, such as that of Rabbi Löw and the Golem, but also in the collective memory of Europe through its influence on the arts, culture and the heritage left to us by Franz Kafka ...
Prague is famous for its picturesque appeal, architectural gems and history. However, Vladimír decided to introduce the city from a slightly different angle, through local cuisine.
Every year, the Dvořák Hall of the Rudolfinum holds a special gala concert performed by the Symphony Orchestra of Prague Symphonists.
Enjoy the magic of the festive season in Prague at Christmas concert in the wonderful Mirror Chapel of the Clementinum.The chamber concert ...
The result of spontaneous medieval urbanization, the Old Town was the seat of merchants’ guilds, which gradually acquired autonomous status. In the 14th century, the University of Prague was established, one of the oldest in Europe.
V Zátiší restaurant is one of the best kept secrets of the Old Town. Located close to the charming Bethlehem Square, this elegant establishment, with an intimate atmosphere, offers sophisticated culinary specialties.
The famous Municipal House Café is located in the left wing of the building and offers a wonderful menu featuring international cuisine. As ...
Secret little streets winding towards open perspectives with dramatic effect, sumptuous palaces with dynamic sculptures and a profusion of decorative details, churches whose domes rise to the sky, terraced gardens with sculptures and fountains...
Enjoy perfect relaxation for two: let yourself be pampered for two hours in the wellness & spa centre of a 5-star hotel right under Prague Castle. You can visit two parts of the wellness centre: the steam bath, located in a historic cellar from the 15th century, and the Roman bath, which is a whirlpool in an elegant, antique interior modelled on the ancient Romans.
Discover the hidden side of wartime in Prague. Explore the secret headquarters of the Czech anti-fascist resistance and streets where fighting took place in May 1945. Hear the gripping story of the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich, the Reich Protector of Bohemia and Moravia, nicknamed the “Butcher of Prague” and one of the main architects of the Final Solution.
Strahov Monastery and its two Baroque bell towers are one of Prague’s most famous landmarks. Founded in the 12th century by the Premonstratensian order, it has an amazing cabinet of curiosities and a baroque library of exceptional beauty.
Take a specialised tour and discover the places that shaped the mind of one of the greatest writers of the 20th century. You’ll visit the places inextricably linked to the writer’s life: his childhood, his studies and his professional career, as well as the places where he wrote his major works such as The Trial and The Castle.
Join an enamel workshop, which takes place in the heart of Prague, not far from the Charles Bridge. You can look forward to a fun experience that you won’t find anywhere else.
