Walk Along the 14th-century Charles Bridge in Prague
If you’re wondering what to do in Prague, you can’t miss taking a stroll along the one and only Charles Bridge. Your Local Specialist will lead the charge as you cross this beautiful masterpiece, with 16 arches and 30 Baroque statues. It’s been standing since the 14th century and you’ll follow in the footsteps of millions of people!
Admire Prague's Cathedral of St. Vitus
Kickstart your Prague sightseeing with a tour around the city's highlights with your Local Specialist. Marvel at the ancient Prague Castle and the medieval Old Town Square, then set your eyes on the Cathedral of St. Vitus, the largest and most important church in the country with hundreds of years of fascinating history.
Wander Around the Medieval Town of Brno
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Explore the Old Town Square in Prague
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Visit the Prague Castle
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Take a Relaxing Cruise on the River Vltava
If you need a break on your Prague tour, there's nothing better than hopping on board a boat and chilling out as you cruise the beautiful River Vltava. We got to tuck into a feast of local delicacies as we soaked up all the stunning sights like Charles Bridge, Prague Castle and Kampa Island. Our Local Specialist even let us in on all the secrets and legends of the city.
The Czech Republic’s food is like a warm hug and we’ll show you all the best local eats like hot dumplings, juicy meats, hearty soups and the famous Czech beer…
Meatloaf
Sekaná pečeně (baked mincemeat), is the Czech’s delicious answer to meatloaf. It’s made from a mix of egg, soaked bread and half beef and half pork mince, with a bunch of spices like marjoram, parsley and cumin thrown in. Take a thick slice and pair it with mashed potatoes for the ultimate Czech dinner.
Vepřo Knedlo Zelo (Roasted Pork)
If you want to taste a truly traditional meal in the Czech Republic, ask for vepřo knedlo zelo. It’s the country’s beloved national dish, made of roast pork served with knedlíky (steamed bread dumplings) and pickled cabbage or sauerkraut. Perfect on a cold winter’s night… or any day of the year.
Czech Beer
The Czech Republic drinks the most beer in the world and it’s probably because they have the best beer in the world. They’ve been brewing since the year 993 and have created some of the world’s favourite beers like Pilsner and Budweiser. They even have an old saying, ‘where beer is brewed, life is good’, so have a beer and find out if they’re right!
This country glows in the summer sun and glitters in the winter snow, so your Czech Republic trip is sure to be a blast any time of the year.
Best Time for to Visit the Czech Republic’s Cities
We love a city break in Prague any time of the year, from the long sunny days of summer to the festive markets and snow of winter.
Best Time for a River Cruise in the Czech Republic
If you want to take a relaxing Prague cruise, the best time to go is from May to September when the weather shines and there’s no frozen water.
Best Time to Explore Moravia
The magical landscapes of Moravia are best visited in spring and autumn for spectacular scenery, harvest festivals and fewer crowds.
Bring a Reusable Cup
If you’re keen to try out all the coffee shops and cafes in Prague, help reduce waste by having your coffee in a mug or bringing your own reusable cup.
Eat Local
Support the local farmers and get to know all the fascinating food traditions of the Czech Republic by eating at local restaurants and markets.
Reusable Water Bottle
You’re sure to work up a thirst while exploring all the Prague museums and ancient sights, so say no to plastic and bring your own refillable water bottle.
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