Former Czechoslovakia Round Trip

Local Breweries and Letna Park

After your arrival, grab a refreshment in one of Prague's breweries. If you seek classics, try out the black beer at one of the city's oldest breweries, U Fleků. Some of Prague's many highlights are its monastery brews. Visit the country's oldest, St. Adalbert's (Sv. Vojtech) in the Brevnov district, which dates back to 993. The floating "Loď Pivovar" ("The Ship") is a tour boat converted into a brewery. If you need to stretch your legs after a long flight, stroll through the Letna park and enjoy a glass of beer with an amazing view of Prague Old Town.

Get to Know Prague on a City Walking Tour

Prague Old Town Small Group Evening Food Tour

Enjoy a Prague food tour that lets you taste centuries of Czech culinary history, from traditional dishes to modern twists. With a local foodie guide, explore the evolution of Czech cuisine, from early influences to Communist-era fare and today’s dynamic flavors. Savor authentic specialties like goulash, roast pork, and beef sirloin with dumplings paired with Czech beer or Moravian wine. Discover hidden local favorites and leave with a personalized map of food recommendations to continue exploring Prague’s food scene.

Prague Venice Sightseeing Group Cruise

Take a 45 minute boat tour aboard the Vodouch and cruise through Prague Venice and the waterways of old Prague. Learn the history of Prague in the Charles Bridge Museum right next to the dock. This historical boat tour will give you the chance to see Prague from a different perspective. Don’t forget to enjoy the complimentary beverages during the tour and visit the Charles Bridge Museum.

The Highlights of the Bohemian and Saxon Switzerland Small Group Tour

Hikers will enjoy this tour out of Prague into the magnificent countryside along the Czech/German border. You'll see many of the highlights of this beautiful natural reserve known for its stunning rock formations and gorges, and have a great time doing it. Please wear comfortable shoes and don't forget your camera, as there will be plenty of amazing views to admire! You'll cover about 10 miles (16 kilometers).

Bohemian Paradise Private Day Trip

Cesky Krumlov Private Walking Tour

Cesky Krumlov is the second most popular tourist attraction in the Czech Republic, bested only by Prague. Avoid getting lost in the crowds by putting yourself in the hands of a born-and-bred Cesky Krumlov native who will make sure you make the most of your visit here. This 1.5-hour tour will get you familiar with the history of the town, its famous past residents and introduce you to all the most impressive spots in this gem of an old town, with architecture that spans many centuries and styles.

South Bohemia Highlights Small Group Tour

This full-day trip will show you some of the most beautiful areas in the Czech Republic. You'll see hills and valleys, views over the countryside and inside of a delicious local restaurant. Your guide will take you to the key destinations and you'll also have the freedom to explore at your own pace.

Trebon, Telc and Slavonice Private Day Trip

This day trip with an expert local guide will take you through some of the most interesting towns in Bohemia. Trebon, Telc and Slavonice are not just places along the former Iron Curtain, each of them is fascinating in its own right, with amazing architecture, unique sights, great restaurants and more to see. You'll check out the local carp fishing ponds as well as beautiful Renaissance architecture. Along the way your guide will tell you all about the history of the region and what has made it special.

Experience Cesky Krumlov on a Small River Cruise

On this 50-minute boat tour you'll get a new point of view on the beautiful little town of Cesky Krumlov. This place looks like a fairytale and you'll love seeing it from the water. After exploring the jewels of the city aboard a boat, you'll stop at a local brewery for some refreshment. It's definitely a fun way to explore this magical destination.

Wine in All Directions

In Mikulov, you'll come across wine everywhere you go. Taste the surrounding wine region's sheer variety at the town's wine bars, cellars, and restaurants, which we'll be happy to recommend and arrange for tastings at.

Mikulov Private Walking Tour with a visit to the Jewish Heritage Sites

This 5-hour walking tour with an expert local guide is the best way to get to know the history and culture of Mikulov . You'll be picked up from your accommodation then set off to explore all of the most significant sites. The past will come alive for you as your guide tells you stories about the city's past. At the end of the tour you'll be taken back to your accommodation.

Catch the View from a UFO

Ascend Bratislava's architectural marvel, the iconic UFO Bridge (a.k.a. Most SNP or Most Slovenského národného), and indulge in panoramic city views that will leave you breathless. From its sleek restaurant and bar, savor delectable cuisine and sip on exquisite cocktails while taking in the enchanting panorama of Bratislava's skyline. On warmer days, venture to the bridge's enchanting beach bar and soak up the sun while enjoying refreshing drinks and breathtaking views. Let the UFO Bridge be your gateway to an unforgettable Bratislavan experience.

Bratislava Private Walking Tour

One of the best ways to get to know a new city is a private walking tour with a professional local guide. Discover what the Slovak capital has to offer over the course of two hours, and advice on what to do and see afterwards.

Little Carpathians Wine Route Private Tour

Enjoy a fun tour of the Little Carpathians, known for wine since Roman times. You'll visit small towns devoted to wines, as well as a well-preserved castle, and a pottery workshop, and will end your tour by sampling the area's best wines.

Devin Castle Private Tour

Visit the legendary Devín Castle ruin near Bratislava. 

Traditional Slovak Folk Dance Private Class

Slovakia's folk dances are as varied and as beautiful as the countryside in which they developed, and as interesting as the people who invented them. From the simplicity of village dances to the elaborate stage choreographies of today's ensembles, they mirror the history and culture of a people who have clung tenaciously to their folk traditions and maintained a strong identity despite centuries of subjugation. Enjoy a unique Slovak folk dance lesson based on your preferences.

The Singing Fountain

Nestled between the imposing Cathedral of St. Elisabeth and the State Theater, the Singing Fountain adds some liveliness to Kosice's main street. If you time your visit right, you can watch the fountain's jets shoot water illuminated by lights into the air, synchronized with the 22 chimes of a neighboring carillon.

Slovak Arts and Crafts Private Class

The History of the National Park and its Joys

High Tatras Private Hiking Tour

High Tatras National Park offers Slovakia's best, highest hikes. Starting at the magnificent mountain lake Strbske Pleso, 1,345 meters above sea level (4,400 feet) you'll travel through Popradske Pleso, a glacier-fed lake sitting in the Mengusovska Valley, where you'll enjoy a lunch while taking in stunning views. Over the course of 14 kilometers (9 miles), you'll take in plenty of photogenic vistas!

Where Czechoslovakia Divorced

There are only a few single-family dwellings on the UNESCO World Heritage List, and only one of them was built in the 20th century - Villa Tugendhat. In this place, Czechoslovakia was officially divided into the Czech Republic and Slovakia in 1993, a peaceful event known as the "Velvet Divorce." Visitor numbers are limited, so it's advisable to book a few months in advance, but if you miss joining the guided tour, you can always visit the garden and see the villa from the outside.

Get to Know Brno on a City Walking Tour

Moravian Karst and Punkva Cave Private Tour

Travel deep into the underground wonders of Moravia with a trip into one of the most breathtaking natural wonders of Central Europe – the Moravian Karst, home to over 1100 caves. On this tour, you'll visit the most popular cave, Punkva. You'll also head to the bottom of the Macocha Abyss, a massive sinkhole, and cruise down an underground river. On the way back to Brno, you'll stop at the village of Krtiny, to visit the beautiful Church of the Name of the Virgin Mary.