Czechia Panorama Plus
Day Wise Itinerary
- Arrival at Václav Havel International Airport. Private transfer to hotel.
- Evening: Explore Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock show, cobbled streets.
- Optional/Luxury: Vltava River Dinner Cruise with buffet and live music.
- Overnight: Prague
- Vltava River Dinner Cruise with buffet and live music.
- Overnight: Prague
- Full-day guided tour: Prague Castle Complex – St. Vitus Cathedral, St. George’s Basilica, Old Royal Palace
- Lesser Town (Malá Strana)
- Charles Bridge
- Old Town Square & Astronomical Clock
- Wenceslas Square
- Evening: Café hopping or craft beer tasting.
- Rooftop fine dining in Prague.
- Overnight: Prague
- Excursion to Kutná Hora (~80 km from Prague).
- Visit: Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church)
- St. Barbara’s Cathedral
- Italian Court & medieval silver mines
- Medieval-themed lunch experience.
- Return to Prague.
- Overnight: Prague
- Morning train/drive to Plzeň (~90 min).
- Visit Pilsner Urquell Brewery – guided tour and beer tasting.
- Explore Plzeň town square & St. Bartholomew Cathedral.
- Private brewery tour in Plzeň or Budějovice.
- Return to Prague.
- Overnight: Prague
- Depart Prague → Český Krumlov (~2.5 hrs).
- Check-in at hotel in Old Town.
- Explore Český Krumlov Castle, Old Town streets, Vltava River viewpoints.
- Kayaking on Vltava River or horse carriage ride through Old Town.
- Overnight: Český Krumlov
- Morning: Visit Hluboká Castle – one of Czechia’s most beautiful castles.
- Continue to Český Budějovice – explore town square and Budweiser Budvar Brewery.
- Private brewery tour in Budějovice.
- Return to Český Krumlov for evening leisure.
- Overnight: Český Krumlov
- Morning: Drive/train to Karlovy Vary (~3 hrs).
- Visit: Colonnades with natural hot springs
- Diana Observation Tower (optional funicular ride)
- Moser Glass Factory
- Spa & wellness treatments in Karlovy Vary or folk dinner with live music.
- Overnight: Karlovy Vary
- Morning return to Prague (~2 hrs).
- Afternoon walking tour of Jewish Quarter (Josefov):
- Old-New Synagogue
- Old Jewish Cemetery
- Spanish Synagogue
- Evening: Optional Rooftop fine dining or second Vltava River cruise.
- Overnight: Prague
- •Optional day trips:
- Konopiště Castle – former residence of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
- Terezín Memorial – WWII history
- Leisure: Shopping, café hopping, or local culinary experiences in Prague.
- Overnight: Prague
- Full-day guided trip (~3 hrs from Prague).
- Explore Olomouc (Holy Trinity Column, Astronomical Clock, St. Wenceslas Cathedral) or Brno (Špilberk Castle, Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul).
- Optional/Luxury: Moravian wine tasting in Mikulov.
- Return to Prague evening.
- Overnight: Prague
- Optional activities:
- Black Light Theater
- Photography tour of Old Town & Lesser Town
- Additional castle or museum visits
- Free time for shopping, spa, or culinary experiences.
- Overnight: Prague
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Private transfer to Prague Airport.
Inclusions
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Accommodation on Twin sharing basis -
Daily buffet breakfast & Dinner at all the hotels
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Welcome Drink on Arrival
Exclusions
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Any flight ticket. -
Entry Fees to Monuments and Palaces.
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Anything Not Mentioned In The Inclusions.
General Question
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