Group Tour Operator for holidays to Prague, Czech Republic

Explore the area of Prague Castle and the immense St. Vitus Cathedral, set on a hilltop in the medieval quarter. Discover the imposing Royal Palace, the beautiful St. George’s Basilica and the fascinating Golden Lane. Prague is full of architectural gems and contrasts, which you can discover by walking through the picturesque, well-preserved Lesser town, which is often used in historical film sets.

Starting with the Charles Bridge, explore the opposite bank of the Vltava river. See the State Opera House and National Theatre, or visit Stare Mesto Square in the Old Town, home to Tyn cathedral, St Nicholas’ Church and the Town Hall with its astrological clock. Wenceslas Square, in the centre of modern Prague, boasts shops, restaurants, cafés and stunning Art Nouveau buildings.

The sights of the Jewish community can be seen whilst walking around the little cobbled streets. The most important sights are the Old-New Synagogue, the oldest in Europe, and the old Jewish Cemetery. Pařížská Street is considered the most exclusive street in Prague and is packed with designer shops and luxury boutiques.

Experience Prague from a new dimension with a 1 or 2 hour river cruise along the Vltava River. There are also lunch and dinner cruises available and you can sit back in comfort and watch the sights go by. Commentary is available on certain cruises to make the most out of your trip, or you will receive a leaflet detailing the route and sights.

Melnik is a beautiful town situated north of Prague on a prominent hill above the confluence of the rivers Vltava and Labe. From the 13th Century, it was the second home of the Bohemian Queens. An interesting town steeped in history, it is also the centre of Bohemia’s wine-growing region.

Perhaps spend a full day visiting two unique gems among the castles of the Czech Republic. Konopiste Castle, built in the 14th century as a hunting castle and rebuilt in the 19th century, houses a fascinating collection of historical weapons, furniture, paintings and tapestries. The historical Karlstejn Castle, a huge Gothic castle built high on a rocky hillside, houses many important Czech national treasures and was a depository for the crown jewels and other relics.

Discover two of the most famous Czech products – beer and glass! In Pilsen, beer has been brewed since 1295. A tour of the Prazdroj Brewery will show you how the beer is brewed including a visit to the museum. Nizbor is home to the most famous glass factory in Bohemia.