The Czech Heritage Trail

Day 1 : Prague

Upon arrival you will be collected from the airport and transferred to your accommodation. The rest of the day is at your leisure.

Day 2 : Prague

Today you will be collected for your tour of the Castle District. Visit the Strahov Monastery, one of the oldest in the country with a riveting history and its famous brewery. Then observe panoramic views over Prague from the viewpoint before walking down through the district where you will see buildings intimately tied to the history of the castle.

See places such as the Loreta pilgrimage complex, Cernin Palace, and Schwarzenberg Palace – which is said to be the biggest castle in the world, and its history stretches back to the 9th century. Walk through the courtyards and see architectural highlights like the Royal Palace, St George’s Basilica, and St Vitus Cathedral, which is arguably one of Europe’s most beautiful churches. After your tour, return to your hotel.

Day 3 : Prague

Today enjoy a walking tour of Prague’s Old Town, beginning at the Old Town Square and following on to the Jewish Quarter. The Jewish Quarter’s history dates to the 13th century, and although several buildings have been lost to the structural changes of times past, most of the significant buildings have been saved from destruction and form the best-preserved complex of historical Jewish Monuments in European history. The Old Town Square features the Church of Our Lady before Tyn and Prague Orloj, which is the medieval astronomical clock located on the Old Town Hall which is the oldest one in operation.

Later in the day enjoy a shared river cruise in a small wooden boat on the Vltava River with your private guide. From the boat you will travel past lovely views such as Castle Hill and the National Theatre. Afterwards return to your hotel.

Day 4 : Prague > Cesky Krumlov

Today you will be taken on a day tour of Cesky Krumlov and a walking tour of its heritage town. This unique urban town is located in Southern Bohemia and is bisected by the Vltava River. Here you will find treasures of medieval architecture and charming character. The town is dominated by two national landmarks, the Cesky Krumlov Castle and the Gothic church of St Vitus. Overnight in Cesky Krumlov.

Day 5 : Cesky Krumlov > Brno

Today you will be privately transferred from Cesky Krumlov to Brno, passing through scenic South Moravian landscapes. Enjoy an afternoon tour exploring Brno’s rich history and architecture. Visit the iconic Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul, a masterpiece of Gothic and Baroque styles with panoramic city views. Continue to Spilberk Castle, a former royal fortress and prison, now a cultural landmark offering insight into Brno’s past. Overnight in Brno.

Day 6 : Brno > Moravian Karst > Brno

Discover the natural wonder of the Moravian Karst, the most significant karst landscape in the Czech Republic, located just 30 minutes from Brno.

Visit the Punkva Cave, the most famous and accessible cave in the region. Walk through its stunning underground chambers, marvel at impressive stalactites and stalagmites, and reach the bottom of the Macocha Abyss, a breathtaking 138 metre deep natural sinkhole. The highlight of the trip is a boat cruise on the underground Punkva River, offering a truly unique experience. Return to Brno for your overnight.

Day 7 : Brno > Prague

Take a private transfer to Brno train station, where you will get on the train to Prague. Upon arrival to Prague train station you will be transferred to a hotel or Prague airport, where arrangements conclude.