Prague · FULL-DAY
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 full-day tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Travel from Prague to Český Krumlov with a live guide such as Karolina, Jakob, or Gustavo. Walk the medieval center, see the castle grounds and Baroque theater, then enjoy three hours for lunch, shops, museums, or the castle tower. Castle entry costs extra.
“What a beautiful town! Absolutely stunning views from the castle and amazing narrow streets!”
Spend about seven hours seeing Prague’s main sights by coach and on foot, from Wenceslas Square and Prague Castle to Charles Bridge and the Jewish Quarter. Guides such as Helen, Helena, Maria, and Sofia are praised for strong local knowledge. Lunch and a Vltava cruise are included, but castle admission and drinks cost extra.
“A great guide in Maria, who had so much information to share, started with a bus tour with constant narrative on the history of Prague, its buildings and architecture. The tour of the castle was ok and we got to witness the changing of the guard. The walking tour was long but very interesting and the lunch provided was amazing, fantastic chicken. The ending with a leisurely, slow one-hour boat trip (no commentary) was a great way to relax and unwind with a glass of wine after a long and tiring day. Excellent day out and would highly recommend this tour and was great value for money.”
Travel from central Prague to Cesky Krumlov in a small air-conditioned vehicle, then walk through five castle courtyards with a guide such as Ondrej, Andre, Filip, or Honza. You’ll have about four hours in town, including guided castle views, lunch time, and free time in the Old Town.
“This tour was fabulous! Cesky is certainly a place that should not be missed, it is absolutely beautiful. Our tour guide was excellent.”
Spend seven hours exploring Prague by bus, on foot, and by boat. Guides such as Helen, Maria, Marie, and Radana bring Czech history to life as you visit Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Old Town, Josefov, and the Vltava. Lunch includes soup, a chicken or vegetarian main dish, and dessert.
“We are blessed to have Maryna be our tour guide. Thank you for showing me & my teenager daughter around; We truly enjoyed every moment. Your tour was enlightening; We learned so much and we are grateful for your guidance. We are so thankful for the opportunity to explore with you as my guide. Your knowledge and enthusiasm made the tour unforgettable. Blessing to you Maryna ❤️”
Ride from Prague to Český Krumlov in a small air-conditioned van, tour the castle courtyards with an English-speaking guide such as Filip or Ondřej, then enjoy about two hours to eat, shop, and explore the Old Town before returning to Prague.
“Ondrej was an amazing guide, knowledgeable and helpful. He taught us much about Česky Krumlov and shared several great stories. He recommended an excellent restaurant for lunch. We had a wonderful day and would highly recommend this tour.”
Travel from Prague to Český Krumlov by air-conditioned bus for a guided walk, free time, and a castle visit in summer. Learn about the Rožmberk and Schwarzenberg families, see the rare Baroque theatre, and enjoy lunch in winter. English-speaking guides may include Petr, Michaela, or Susan.
“Bus ride is a bit long but worth it to see Cesky Kromlov. Absolutely one of the most picturesque villages you will see. Had a great meal with great service in a beautiful setting sitting by the river at Pablo's Cafe & Bar. Egon Schiele Art Centrum is definitely worth a visit.”
Spend six hours seeing Prague with an English-speaking guide, from the Astronomical Clock and Jewish Quarter to Prague Castle. The day mixes walking, tram travel, a Czech lunch, and a Vltava cruise. Guides such as Dana, Jana, Ross, and Marketa have led this route, which suits first-time visitors with limited time.
“Our guide was excellent. Very knowledgeable. She made an effort to make sure we were comfortable. Took stops in any shops we wanted. She was very nice and totally caters to what you want to do.”
Leave Prague at 8 a.m. for a private, guide-led day in two national parks. Walk to Pravcicka Gate, eat lunch in Hrensko, ride through Kamenice Gorge, and cross Germany to Bastei Bridge. Guides such as Mirek, Vladimir, Filip, Warren, and Tereza tailor the pace to your group.
“It was so much fun! Fun route and fun guide👍👍 Very beautiful vieuws. The food was very authentic and yummy. Would definitely recommend for a good time hiking.”
Join Go2Bohemia for a 10 to 12-hour small-group hike from Prague through Saxon and Bohemian Switzerland. Guides such as Simona, Anna, Tomas, and Monika lead the day, with hotel pickup, lunch, snacks, WiFi transport, and seasonal routes included.
“We had a great trip. The National Park is really amazing and we managed to see a lot of it as the trip was well organised. Our guide was great, pleasure to spend the day with and very knowledgeable! Would definitely recommend.”
Ride a high-end e-bike from Prague’s outskirts to Karlstejn Castle on a mostly flat, traffic-free route. Guides such as Martin, Ben, Lucka, and Andre tailor the pace and paths. Guided trips include Czech lunch and beer; self-guided trips include the bike and return train ticket.
“A memorable experience for myself and my colleagues. Martin is passionate and excellent at offering many options, catering to our group of broad skill levels. We had fun, enjoyed the views, our food and laughed a lot. Highly recommended as an alternative to all the tourist traps of Prague.”
Travel from Prague to Český Krumlov for a guided look at its UNESCO-listed center, castle, museum, and Baroque theater. Eva and other multilingual guides lead the day, while castle entry, hotel pickup, and free time are included. Expect about three hours each way.
“Jerry was a excellent driver and Eva was very helpful with her general updates about the country, the history and the origins of Chesky Krumlov. We enjoyed the visit to this very interesting and beautiful old city.”
Spend seven hours with a live English-speaking guide across Prague’s key sights. Walk Charles Bridge, Old Town, the Jewish Quarter, and Prague Castle, then cruise the Certovka canal, called Prague Venice. Guides such as Matyas, Lucie, and Vitek add local stories and practical tips.
“First part of trip with Lucie was very good. She did an excellent job of guiding us, answering questions and keeping track of us through the throngs. Boat ride was nice in the middle, very informative. Vitek was our guide through the palace complex. He was a wealth of knowledge and actually extended the trip a little to show us the southern gardens.”
Travel from Prague to Cesky Krumlov in a private car or bus, then explore the castle, medieval lanes, monastery, viewpoints, and main square with a guide such as Vaclav, Lenka, Peter, or Roman. You can adjust the pace, add personal stops, and arrange lunch help along the way.
“The scenery, particularly in Cesky Krumlov was very lovely. Unfortunately, it started to rain during lunch time. But our Guide Tomas managed to keep us in good spirits and interested. He was very nice and knowledgeable. I would recommend this tour we had a great time.”
Travel from Prague to Karlovy Vary with an English-speaking guide, walk the historic spa center, sample mineral water, learn about Moser glass, enjoy lunch, and shop independently. The 9-hour trip includes transport, a guided visit, and free time, but is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Ride from Prague’s edge to Karlštejn Castle with Martin, Benjamin, or another English-speaking guide. Expect mostly paved bike paths, river views, small towns, a steep final climb to a secret castle panorama, lunch and beer, then a 40-minute train ride back.
“I had a wonderful bike trip with Anna. It was her first time doing this tour but definitely not her first time being a tour guide. She arrived on time, in a comfortable vehicle, with great bikes for us to ride. She was full of knowledge of the area and very enjoyable to talk with during the trip. The trip was an easy ride except for the last hill it prior to seeing the castle but that hill was worth the view when you rounded the corner.”
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