Tours outside Prague

Znojmo town is located in the South Moravia. The town is situated on a rock outcropping on the steep left bank of the Thava River. Located near the border with Austria.

The story of the area known as Bohemian Switzerland began millions of years ago, when it was covered by a shallow sea.

Červená Lhota Chateau simply breathes magic, perched on a promontory in the middle of a pond. You can also borrow a boat for 80 CZK per 30min. Entrance fee to the Castle is 4 EUR per person.

Town of Pilsen became a natural centre of West Bohemia since the time of its foundation in 1295. Our first visit will be Pilsner Urquell Brewery.

The Bohemian countryside has a lot of different faces ranging from lowlands to wooded highlands and border mountains.

Telč boasts one of most beautiful town squares in the Czech Republic – if not all of Central Europe.

Terezín is a town of suffering and hope. Town you will not find elsewhere in the world.

Karlštejn Castle is one of the most visited sights in the country. It lies in the valley of the Berounka River. The majestic castle was built by Bohemian King and Roman Emperor Charles IV as a place to house the crown jewels and a collection of holy relics.

Karlovy Vary was founded around the year 1350 by the Czech King and Roman Emperor, Charles IV. It is sought by clients from more than 80 countries from around the world.

You can learn with me how this city was once ruled by silver fever. A walk through the town itself will convince you of its glittering charms – it´s as if time has stood still.

Cesky Krumlov will simply cast a spell on you. Its castle, which towers over picturesque meanders of the Vltava River, looks like a cake decorated with sweet pink frosting.

Konopiště Chateau is famous as the last residence of Franz Ferdinand d´Este, whose assassination sparked the First World War.