Prague panorama with Prague Castle and Charles Bridge

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Discover the True Wonders of Czechia – Your Ultimate Guide Beyond Prague

Fairytale castles, UNESCO old towns, sandstone canyons and vineyard valleys — explore the whole country with our curated guides and book your experiences in one click.

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The Wonders of Czechia

From royal Gothic halls to a bone chapel and sandstone arches — each one earns its day on your itinerary.

Capital

Prague

Capital

The City of a Hundred Spires — a mesmerizing blend of Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance architecture, with three unmissable icons to plan your days around.

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Charles Bridge & River Cruise

Cross the 14th-century stone bridge lined with thirty Baroque saints, then see it from the water on a relaxing Vltava sightseeing cruise — the calmest, most photogenic way to take in Charles Bridge and the floodlit Prague Castle skyline.

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Prague Castle

The largest ancient castle complex in the world — a millennium of Bohemian kings, Gothic spires of St. Vitus Cathedral and the changing-of-the-guard ceremony high above the Vltava.

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Astronomical Clock

The 600-year-old medieval Orloj on the Old Town Hall — climb the tower for the best rooftop panorama of Prague and watch the hourly procession of the Twelve Apostles.

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Karlstejn Castle vintage car tour from Prague

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Karlštejn Castle: A Touch of Royalty

Central Bohemia

Explore the iconic Gothic castle founded by Charles IV in the most stylish way possible. Our exclusive recommendation is a full-day trip from Prague in a historic vintage car — pure romance, pure comfort.

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Karlštejn Castle & Countryside Tour by Vintage Car

Forget the crowded trains. Get picked up in central Prague by a private driver and enjoy a scenic ride through the Czech countryside in a historic convertible, all the way to the gates of the majestic castle. The perfect mix of history, romance and absolute comfort.

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UNESCO

Český Krumlov

South Bohemia

A fairy-tale town straight out of a storybook — a stunning castle overlooking a picturesque bend of the Vltava and a pristine medieval layout of narrow cobblestone lanes.

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Prefer an all-inclusive experience?

Book a premium, fully guided day tour from Prague. Includes comfortable round-trip bus transport, a professional local guide, and a complete tour of the medieval town and castle grounds without any hassle.

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Directions Guide: How to get from Prague to Český Krumlov

UNESCO

Kutná Hora

Central Bohemia

A medieval silver-mining town that once rivaled Prague itself — home to the soaring Gothic Cathedral of St. Barbara and the world-famous Sedlec Ossuary, a chapel breathtakingly decorated with the bones of over 40,000 people. The easiest way to experience it from Prague is a stress-free, fully organized day trip — no train schedules, no transfers, just turn up and enjoy.

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Visit the Famous Bone Church & Medieval Mint

Book a hassle-free, fully guided day tour from Prague to Kutná Hora. Includes comfortable round-trip transportation, a professional local guide, and admission to the spectacular Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church) and St. Barbara's Cathedral.

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Jested Tower futuristic hyperboloid mountain hotel near Liberec

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Ještěd Tower

Liberec

A hyperboloid TV tower and mountain hotel above the clouds — Czechia's most futuristic landmark, with a panoramic cable car ride to the summit and sweeping views over Bohemia. The smoothest way to visit from Prague is an organized day tour — comfortable transport and a local guide handle every logistic.

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Ride above the clouds with a guide

Book a hassle-free guided day tour from Prague to the futuristic Ještěd Tower. Includes comfortable round-trip transportation, a local guide and the panoramic cable car ride to the summit.

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National Park

Bohemian Switzerland

North Bohemia

Sandstone arches, mossy canyons and misty pine forests — hike to the iconic Pravčická brána stone gateway, Europe's largest natural sandstone arch, and drift through the dreamlike Edmund Gorge that doubled as Narnia on screen. The easiest way to experience it from Prague is a fully organized day trip — door-to-door transport, a local guide and the best viewpoints in one seamless day.

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Hike Pravčická brána without the hassle

Book a fully guided day trip from Prague to Bohemian Switzerland National Park. Includes comfortable round-trip transport, a local guide and the most photogenic trails to Pravčická brána and the Edmund Gorge boat ride.

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Spa Heritage

Karlovy Vary Spa Town

West Bohemia

Czechia's most elegant spa town — pastel-coloured Belle Époque facades line a green river valley dotted with grand neoclassical colonnades and twelve hot mineral springs. Sip warm healing water from a traditional porcelain spa cup, stroll the Mill Colonnade and ride the funicular up to the Diana lookout tower for sweeping forest views. The easiest way to experience Karlovy Vary from Prague is a relaxed organized day trip — no driving, no parking, just enjoy the springs.

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Discover Czechia's most elegant spa town

Book a hassle-free guided day tour from Prague to Karlovy Vary. Includes comfortable round-trip transportation, a professional local guide, and a leisurely walk along the historic colonnades and thermal springs.

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Region

South Bohemia: Fairytale Towns & Castles

Rolling green hills, mirror-like fishponds and storybook chateaux — South Bohemia is Czechia at its most romantic.

Český Krumlov

A breathtaking medieval town under a majestic castle on the Vltava river. A must-visit fairytale destination.

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Hluboka nad Vltavou romantic white castle

Hluboká Castle

One of Europe's most beautiful romantic castles, inspired by England's Windsor.

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South Moravia: Wine, Culture & Caves

Sun-drenched vineyards, baroque squares and Czechia's most cosmopolitan second city — Moravia rewards every traveller who ventures east.

Brno

A vibrant architectural hub with incredible food scene and the functionalist Villa Tugendhat (UNESCO).

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Lednice chateau and gardens in South Moravia

Lednice-Valtice Complex

The largest composed landscape in the world, filled with stunning chateaux and vineyards.

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Region

Nature Wonders: Rocks & National Parks

Sandstone labyrinths, mossy ravines and ancient pine forests — Czechia's national parks hide some of Europe's most cinematic landscapes.

Pravcicka Brana sandstone arch in Bohemian Switzerland

Pravčická Brána (Bohemian Switzerland)

The largest natural sandstone arch in Europe, surrounded by deep mystical forests.

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Adršpach Sandstone Rocks

A fascinating labyrinth of giant rock towers where the Chronicles of Narnia were filmed.

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Practical guide

Getting Around Czechia

You don't need a car. Czechia has one of Europe's densest rail networks and the buses are genuinely lovely — reclining seats, Wi-Fi, hot drinks and English-speaking staff. Trains and coaches are the most relaxing, affordable and scenic way to string together Prague, Karlštejn, Kutná Hora and Český Krumlov.

Affordable

Intercity tickets often cost less than €15 — no rental car or fuel needed.

Scenic & relaxing

Watch Bohemian forests, rivers and villages drift past your window instead of fighting traffic.

Frequent & on time

Trains and modern coaches run hourly on most major routes, with high reliability.

Key routes for tourists

Prague→Karlštejn
Frequent direct trains from Praha hl.n. — buy a cheap return at the station, no booking needed.
~40 minTrain (Czech Railways)
Prague→Kutná Hora
Fast direct trains to Kutná Hora hl.n., then a short shuttle train to Sedlec for the Ossuary.
~55 minTrain (direct, hourly)
Prague→Český Krumlov
RegioJet and FlixBus run comfortable coaches with Wi-Fi and reserved seats — usually the fastest and most scenic option.
~3 hoursRegioJet / FlixBus / Train
Český Krumlov→Prague (return)
Book a day or two in advance for the best fares — onboard refreshments and free Wi-Fi included.
~3 hoursRegioJet (recommended)

By train

České dráhy (ČD) connects nearly every town. For Karlštejn and Kutná Hora just walk into Praha hl.n. and buy a ticket on the spot — no app, no reservation.

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By coach

RegioJet and FlixBus run modern coaches with reclining seats, free Wi-Fi and onboard service. Often the quickest way to Český Krumlov.

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Tip: book intercity coaches a day or two in advance for the lowest fares. For trains within Czechia you can almost always just turn up and buy a ticket at the station — no stress.

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Ještěd: Where Retro-Futurism Meets Nature

Looking for somewhere off the typical tourist trail? The sci-fi Ještěd transmitter towering above Liberec offers one of the finest panoramic views in Czechia and a piece of unmistakable 1970s architecture.

Ještěd Tower hyperboloid transmitter above Liberec at sunset

Liberec · North Bohemia

How to get there

By Train or Bus

Catch a direct bus from Prague (Černý Most) to Liberec — the ride takes about 1 hour. From Liberec, hop on tram number 3 and ride it all the way to the base of the Ještěd cable car.

By Car

The fastest and most comfortable option. The drive from Prague takes around 1 hour 15 minutes via the D10 motorway — and lets you stop anywhere along the way.

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Need a ride to Ještěd?

The best way to explore North Bohemia and the Ještěd region at your own pace is to rent a car directly in Prague — total freedom, your own schedule.

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Scenic train passing through the Czech countryside

Prague → Karlštejn

40-minute direct train, twice an hour, from ~80 CZK.

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Smooth Traveling by Train & Bus

Exploring the Czech Republic using public transport is incredibly efficient, scenic, and budget-friendly. You do not need a rental car to reach the country's finest destinations.

Comfortable modern buses, such as RegioJet and FlixBus, offer frequent departures, free Wi-Fi, and complimentary hot drinks on major routes — making the ride to Český Krumlov or Kutná Hora completely stress-free. For destinations like Karlštejn, the train is the absolute gold standard, dropping you just a short, scenic walk away from the castle gates.

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the beautiful Czech countryside flashing by your window.

Modern coaches

RegioJet & FlixBus

Frequent trains

Twice hourly to Karlštejn

Free Wi-Fi

On every major route

Hot drinks included

Tea, coffee, water

Ready to book your tickets? We recommend using official and tourist-friendly platforms for the best prices and English support.

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