Prague first. Then the rest of Bohemia.
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The Prague everybody comes for.
The castle hill, the clock on the Old Town Hall, an hour on the river and a cellar full of pilsner. Book these first, then work outwards.
What travellers in Prague book most.
Every review →The tours that go first: the fifty-minute evening cruise, the castle ticket that skips the gate, the cellar walk under the Old Town.
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50-Minute Sightseeing Evening Cruise
A 50-minute Prague night cruise on the Vltava with open-deck views, audio in 3 languages, and practical perks like free Wi-Fi.
From · $21
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Medieval Dinner with Unlimited Drinks
from $75
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Skip-the-line Castle Ticket and Optional AudioGuide
from $35
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Castle Tour with Local Guide and Entry Ticket
from $61
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Oldtown, Medieval Underground & Dungeon History Tour
from $31
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Prague Castle 2.5-Hour Tour Including Admission Ticket
from $57
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Vltava River Night Cruise with Buffet
from $81
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Panoramic Vltava River Cruise
from $16
Czech beer: the tasting, the brewhouse, the tub.
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Pilsner was brewed into existence in Plzen in 1842, and Czechia has drunk more beer per head than any other country ever since. These three carry the most travellers; the full list splits the rest by whether you want a glass, a brewhouse or a bath.
Three pours, one glass at a time
Czech bartenders pull the same beer three ways — hladinka, snyt and mliko — and a tasting is where you finally taste the difference between them.
Copper kettles and the lagering cellars
A walk past the kettles, down into the cold cellars where the lager rests, and a glass drawn straight from the barrel at the bottom of the stairs.
An hour in a wooden tub of hops
Warm water, hops and brewer’s yeast in an oak tub, with a tap of dark lager by your elbow. Prague turned a spa-town habit into an afternoon anyone can book.
Prague is small enough to walk and deep enough to need a guide.
Four bridges, one castle hill and a thousand years of cellars underneath it. The best days here are the ones somebody unlocks for you.
Bohemia starts an hour past the Prague ring road.
Cesky Krumlov folded into its river bend, the silver-money cathedral at Kutna Hora, Karlstejn on its wooded ridge and the sandstone arches of Bohemian Switzerland. Every one of them is a day trip, and most run door to door.
Three things you can only do in Czechia.
Beer halls turn up everywhere. A bath full of hops, a chapel furnished in bone and a theatre that works in the dark belong to this country.
The Beer Bath
An oak tub of warm water, hops and brewer’s yeast, a tap of dark lager beside it and an hour with nothing else to do. Czech spa towns have bathed in beer since the 19th century and Prague made it a bookable afternoon. Most rooms hold one or two tubs, so the slots go early.
- 1Bernard Beer Spa with Beer and Massage Option★★★★★★★★★★ 4.8 · 4,164 reviews
- 2Beer Spa Bernard with Beer and Massage Option★★★★★★★★★★ 4.6 · 447 reviews
- 3Caroline Bernard Beer Spa Prague with Beer & Massage Option★★★★★★★★★★ 4.8 · 283 reviews
The Bone Chapel
Kutna Hora grew rich on silver and spent it on St Barbara’s cathedral. Below the town, the Sedlec Ossuary arranges the remains of tens of thousands of plague and war dead into the furniture of a small chapel. Entry runs on timed tickets and photography inside is not permitted.
- 1Kutna Hora UNESCO Site Tour with Bone Chapel★★★★★★★★★★ 4.6 · 1,917 reviews
- 2Kutná Hora, St.Barbara’s Church, Sedlec Ossuary★★★★★★★★★★ 4.3 · 851 reviews
- 3Kutná Hora from Prague – The Bone Church & St. Barbara’s★★★★★★★★★★ 4.3 · 620 reviews
Black Light Theatre
Prague invented black light theatre in the 1960s: a blacked-out stage, ultraviolet lamps and puppeteers dressed to disappear. There is no dialogue, so nothing is lost in translation, and most shows run about ninety minutes.
- 1WOW Show Black Light Theater★★★★★★★★★★ 4.0 · 3,990 reviews
- 21.5-Hour Black Light Theater Srnec Performance★★★★★★★★★★ 4.0 · 1,589 reviews
- 3Skip the Line: WOW Show Black Light Theater in Prague Ticket★★★★★★★★★★ 3.5 · 251 reviews
Book these before you land in Prague.
Most of Prague can wait until the morning you want it. These cannot. They run on timed tickets, guided-only routes and rooms that hold two people.
- 01Bernard Beer Spa with Beer and Massage OptionA room holds one or two tubs and each soak runs an hour, so the weekend slots go weeks ahead.
- 02Kutná Hora, St.Barbara’s Church, Sedlec OssuarySedlec sells timed-entry tickets and caps how many are inside; arriving without one means the late slot or nothing.
- 03Small-Group Karlstejn Castle & Koneprusy Caves TripThe castle interiors are guided-route only, in fixed time slots, and the English-language routes fill first.
- 04Entry Ticket Classical Concert at the Mirror ChapelChapel and church concerts sell by the date, and the good programmes go long before the week starts.
What a day out in Czechia actually costs.
Every tour on the site, sorted by price. Prague is one of the cheapest capitals in Europe for a guided day, and the ladder shows it.
Walking tours, tower tickets, cellar visits and the short river cruises. Most of Prague sits in this band.
The day trips to Krumlov and Kutna Hora, brewery runs, dinner cruises and small-group castle tours.
Private guides, a car and driver across Bohemia, and the tailored days built around one household.
Prague is a different city once the lamps come on.
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Pub Crawl with Unlimited Drinks & 5-floor Club Entry
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Entry Ticket Classical Concert at the Mirror Chapel
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When the rain comes off the river, go underground.
Prague rains hardest in summer, and every good answer is indoors: a medieval cellar with a guide, an hour in a museum, a chapel concert, a tub of warm hops. None of them care what the sky is doing.
Beyond Prague — where the day trips go
Cesky Krumlov96 tours
Kutna Hora50 tours
Bohemian Switzerland40 tours
Karlstejn & Konopiste37 tours
Karlovy Vary46 tours
Plzen16 tours
Brno28 tours- Every tour in Czechia →
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