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Table of contents
- The best Czech Republic tour packages
- What people love about Czech Republic Tours
- Most popular destinations in Czech Republic
- Travel Czech Republic your way
- Best tour companies for Czech Republic tours
- Best places to start your Czech Republic tour
- Discover Czech Republic tours for every budget
- Czech Republic tours for every type of group
- Top Czech Republic travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Czech Republic
- Contact our Czech Republic travel experts
- What our customers ask about Czech Republic Tours & Trips
The best Czech Republic tour packages
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Czechia Unesco Tour – 6 Unesco Sites in 6 Days, Max 6 People Per Tour
23 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“I loved traveling with a small group; it felt like traveling with friends. The hotels were charming.”
Mary, traveled in May
The grand tour covers all 7 UNESCO sites in Czechia over 6 days, from Prague's Astronomical Clock to Kutná Hora's Bone Church. The itinerary includes the preserved Baroque village of Holašovice, Český Krumlov's medieval streets, and Telč's Renaissance square. Small groups of 6 stay at 3-4 star hotels with included breakfasts.
Duration 6 days Destinations Prague, Kutna Hora, Zdar nad Sazavou, Znojmo, Třebíč, Telc, Cesky Krumlov Age Range Ages 10+ Operated in English, Portuguese, Spanish Operator Czechia-Tours From
- US$1,856
Discover Bohemia: A 7-Day Cultural and Nature Expedition
27 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We like history and walking tours so for us the Bohemia was paradise.”
Czech treasures await at a 4-star Prague hotel while visiting UNESCO sites including Prague's Old Town Square and Astronomical Clock. The tour features medieval Karlštejn Castle, Rückl Crystal factory in Nižbor, and Konopiště Castle's rich history.
Duration 7 days Destinations Prague, Nizbor, Terezin, Karlstejn, Konopiste Age Range Ages 17+ Operator Prague Best Experience From
- US$2,333
One Week in Prague: A Journey Through Gastronomy, History, and Culture" Private Tour
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We had a great time. Really good agency service.”
Max, traveled in November
Prague's Old Town Square and UNESCO-listed Český Krumlov highlight this week-long Bohemian adventure. The Mucha Museum, Charles Bridge cruise, and Vyšehrad Fortress await with expert guides. Six nights at a 4-star Prague hotel include traditional svíčková tastings and craft beer experiences.
Duration 7 days Destinations Prague, Karlstejn Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Prague Best Experience From
- US$2,333
The heart of Czech Republic reveals Prague's historic center, UNESCO-listed Český Krumlov's winding streets, and Karlovy Vary's healing springs. Tour Prague Castle, ride the Diana Watchtower funicular, and wander the Vltava River valley. Includes 4 nights lodging and daily breakfast for around $600.
Duration 5 days Destinations Prague, Cesky Krumlov, Karlovy Vary Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator STM Tours LLC From $1,056
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Enchanting Prague
11 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“My travel experience with Wingbuddy was smooth! We had a great time!”
SHANNON, traveled in June
Prague's treasures unfold through Prague Castle tours, Old Town Square walks, and Jewish Quarter visits. Guests spend 6 nights at Lunik Hotel, enjoying daily Czech breakfasts and evening Vltava cruise past National Theatre. Local beer culture shines through optional Staropramen Brewery visits.
Duration 7 days Destinations Prague Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Wingbuddy From
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What people love about Czech Republic Tours
- Czechia Unesco Tour – 6 Unesco Sites in 6 Days, Max 6 People Per Tour
Filip was an excellent guide who was willing to share a wealth of knowledge about his country. The management with regards to tour selection and accomodation are to be commended
- Discover Bohemia: A 7-Day Cultural and Nature Expedition
Bohemia is amazing and it was a wonderfull trip. Nice people, very well organized, great tours and guides. Truly reccommended,
- One Week in Prague: A Journey Through Gastronomy, History, and Culture" Private Tour
Excellent tour guides, who really know the areas. The Staropromen tour was a disappointment.
Most popular destinations in Czech Republic
Prague forms the centerpiece of Bohemian tours, where our travelers love exploring the grand Prague Castle with its mix of Gothic and Baroque architecture. Many guests tell us their favorite moments include early morning walks across the Charles Bridge and getting lost in the Old Town's maze of cobblestone streets. While Prague pulls most visitors in, we've found that the Bohemian countryside offers something special - peaceful rolling hills, historic castles and authentic small towns where you can really connect with local Czech life. The rivers run crystal-clear through places like Český Krumlov, and Bohemian Switzerland National Park gives photographers and hikers plenty of dramatic landscapes to explore. It's a nice balance of cultural discoveries and outdoor activities that keeps bringing people back.
See all Bohemia toursTaking a boat tour along the Danube really shows you Budapest and Prague from a fresh angle - our travelers keep telling us it's their favorite part of exploring Central Europe. You'll drift past grand parliament buildings and old bridges while guides share stories about how these cities grew up along the river. Prague's got something special going on underground too, with all these tunnels and chambers running beneath the Old Town. Though lately we've noticed more of our customers going for guided tours of Prague Castle instead - and you can see why, since it's actually the world's largest ancient castle complex. Doing both the river cruise and castle tour gives you this nice mix of seeing the cities from water level and up high.
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Travel Czech Republic your way
These small-group cultural tours across the Czech Republic center on UNESCO heritage sites, where knowledgeable guides Filip and Marek share both historical expertise and authentic local perspectives. Groups stay wonderfully small at 6 people, letting you explore Prague's Old Town, the Jewish Quarter of Třebíč, and also Kutná Hora's striking St. Barbara's Cathedral. What makes these 6-day circuits special is their smart balance - you might start with an early guided visit to Prague Castle before the tourist rush, then spend your afternoon discovering hidden corners or settling into a neighborhood cafe. The routes stretch into Moravian towns like Telč, Znojmo, where wine tastings and walks through Podyjí National Park add depth to your journey. Our guides go beyond basic facts to help you truly connect with places - they'll help you mail postcards, share their favorite local spots and navigate language barriers, bringing complex history to life through personal anecdotes and practical local knowledge.
Select from our extensive range of 32 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Czech Republic with our expert guides leading the way.
Find the right partially guided tour for you in Czech Republic. There are 28 trips to choose from, that range from one day in length, up to 11 days. The month with the most departures is July, making it the most popular time to visit Czech Republic.
Best tour companies for Czech Republic tours
Based on what our travelers tell us, UTracks really stands out for their bike trips - they've got the routes dialed in perfectly and employ guides who know every bend in the road. Over in Czechia, there's this fantastic operator called Czechia Tours running intimate small group experiences. Their guides Marek and Filip lead the Moravian UNESCO Heritage Sites tour and you can tell they absolutely love sharing their country's culture. What makes these tours work so well is how personal they feel. The UTracks cycling routes take you through some excellent countryside without being overwhelming, while Czechia Tours keeps their groups small and manageable. Marek and Filip have this way of bringing Czech history and traditions to life - our travelers often mention how their enthusiasm makes the whole experience feel less like a standard tour and more like exploring with knowledgeable friends. It's refreshing to hear how both companies focus on quality over quantity. The guides don't just recite facts but share stories, local insights and have those little insider tips that make such a difference. They know exactly when to give background information and when to let travelers simply soak in the surroundings.
Best places to start your Czech Republic tour
Prague is where most people kick off their Czech adventure - 45 of our recent tours started right in the capital. Some travelers prefer starting from Vienna, Budapest or Hrensko depending on their other travel plans. Our booking patterns show you'll want to lock in your dates about 62 days ahead, especially for those popular Prague-Vienna cycling routes that fill up fast in peak season. Our travelers tell us 3-4 days in Prague itself works well - you can start with early morning walks on Charles Bridge before the crowds show up and end your days with concerts in historic churches. The city's super-efficient trams and metros make it easy to explore beyond the main tourist spots, and you'll find local gems like Vyšehrad fortress and the lively Žižkov neighborhood just a quick ride away.
Discover Czech Republic tours for every budget
Budget travelers can explore the Czech Republic's highlights without breaking the bank. A popular half-day Prague tour takes you through Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and into the Jewish Quarter, leaving plenty of time to wander on your own later. Many of our customers love taking the evening Vltava river cruise - while the dinner is basic, you'll get wonderful views of the city lights reflecting on the water. Day trips to Karlštejn Castle are another wallet-friendly option; our guests often mention how much they enjoy the medieval atmosphere and rolling countryside views. The Staropramen Brewery tour hits the right notes for budget-conscious visitors, mixing history with generous beer tastings. Even in December, many budget hotels offer heated winter terraces where you can sit with coffee and watch city life unfold.
Our luxury Czech tours deliver exclusive experiences from the moment you land. It starts with champagne welcome and limousine transfer to your 5-star hotel in Prague's historic heart. You'll cruise Prague's streets in vintage cars and enjoy medieval dinner shows with premium drinks flowing freely. Some travelers opt to combine spa treatments and private concerts with tours of Kutná Hora's gothic architecture. The Lednice-Valtice cultural area is a highlight, offering private access to château wine cellars and expert-led tastings. What our luxury guests really value is the flexibility - whether you want extra time capturing architectural details or lingering over multi-course meals at Prague's highest restaurant, guides adjust the pace to match.
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Czech Republic tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
30 tours in Czech RepublicSmall group tours through Czech Republic earn consistent praise, especially our UNESCO heritage circuit that keeps groups to just 6 travelers. Our customers form natural connections while exploring historical sites together, and guides Filip and Marek receive stellar feedback for their personal touches, like helping with postcards and revealing hidden local spots. A well-designed format blends Prague exploration with guided excursions to Český Krumlov, Karlovy Vary and also other gems, giving you structured activities mixed with free time to explore. The Prague-Budapest-Vienna route fits perfectly for travelers seeking wider Central European exposure, connecting cities by first-class trains while local guides share authentic cultural context at each stop. What sets these group experiences apart is their thoughtful balance - you get the social benefits of shared travel plus enough independence to explore Old Town squares or pause at castle viewpoints whenever inspiration strikes.
Small Group
17 tours in Czech RepublicOur 6-day UNESCO circuit has evolved into a favorite option for travelers wanting genuine small-group experiences, capped at just 6 people to keep interactions meaningful. Guides Filip and Marek earn continuous praise from our guests for sharing deep cultural insights, while skillfully adjusting the pace to match each group's interests - from extended visits at St. Barbara's Cathedral to quiet early mornings in Český Krumlov. The small-group cycling tour combining Prague's historic center with rides to Karlštejn Castle gives you a different perspective, as you pedal riverside paths through Bohemian villages with a support vehicle nearby. We've structured these tours to balance guided elements with personal discovery time, so you might take a solo morning walk through Prague's Jewish Quarter before joining afternoon boat cruises on the Vltava. The magic happens when our guides handle all the details yet make space for authentic local encounters, from traditional taverns to neighborhood cafes and also wine cellars.
Private / Personalized
23 tours in Czech RepublicPrivate tours let you dig deep into Czech culture with expert locals like John, Dasha and Vojta - guides our customers consistently praise. Many travelers choose the week-long program that gets you into Prague's castle district before the crowds, then heads to places like Rückl Crystal's traditional glassworks. Another favorite route pairs Prague with Český Krumlov, where guides time castle visits perfectly for great light and fewer tourists. Several itineraries include meaningful visits to Terezín Memorial, where guides provide rich historical context. For cyclists, we can create custom routes between Prague and Karlštejn, following rivers and passing through quiet villages with support vehicles close by.
Top Czech Republic travel itineraries to fit your plans
Our week-long Czech tours each have their own character. The Prague-focused tour starts with a half-day orientation and includes a river dinner cruise - our guests tell us the castle views at night are just magical. Many travelers choose the Prague-Budapest-Vienna combination, using first-class trains between cities. The local guides in each place live there and share genuine stories about their cities. The Bohemian route takes nature fans to Europe's largest natural arch and over to Germany's Bastei Bridge. Our guides John and Dasha get wonderful reviews; they bring culture to life while keeping the hiking pace just right for everyone. The deluxe version includes 5-star hotels plus special touches like vintage car rides and couples' spa time.
TourRadar recommends visiting:
Prague, Karlovy Vary, Pilsen, Cesky Krumlov, Telc, Znojmo, Vienna, Mikulov, Lednice
Demographics
Our small UNESCO heritage tours across the Czech Republic work really well for solo travelers. We keep groups to just 6 people on the 6-day circuit, which creates this nice, friendly vibe our guests love. Filip and Marek, our guides, get mentioned a lot in reviews for going above and beyond - they'll sort out your postcards, point you to great local spots and handle any language barriers. The format mixes guided time with free exploration; you might spend a morning wandering Prague's Old Town on your own, then meet up for an evening boat trip on the river. There's also this popular 8-day route from Budapest through Bratislava and finally Prague, where you travel by train and boat. Our solo guests tell us they love how we handle all the transport details so they can just focus on enjoying each city.
Romantic getaways in the Czech Republic blend luxury touches with authentic local experiences throughout the region. You can start a multi-city journey in Budapest, traveling by first-class train through medieval towns, where guided walks take you into castle districts, followed by intimate wine tastings in Mikulov's historic vineyards. Prague welcomes couples with elegant chateau accommodations, ancient streets to explore together, and atmospheric medieval dinners. The week-long Prague packages come with private transfers from the airport and sunset boat rides along the Vltava River. Castle-hopping tours offer nights in converted medieval fortresses, featuring special dinners at Chateau Loucen, and fascinating visits to grand estates like Zbiroh Castle. Our travelers tell us they particularly appreciate how these itineraries balance structured activities with plenty of unscripted time to wander the cobblestone lanes and discover hidden cafes at their own pace.
Our Prague-based circuits are connecting beautifully with 20-30 year old travelers who want both structure and independence across 5 engaging days. The format resonates because it mixes guided exploration of castles with plenty of free time to discover Prague's historic corners, neighborhood cafes and local culture. Travelers tell us they love how we've worked in day trips to Český Krumlov and Karlovy Vary, while keeping a relaxed pace that never feels rushed. The hop-on-hop-off transport gives you control over your schedule, and our guides time castle visits perfectly to dodge the busy periods. Our UNESCO heritage routes keep groups small at just 6 people, which naturally creates bonds as participants walk medieval streets, taste Czech specialties and sample local beers together. Between guided walks, independent wandering time and evening cruises on the river, these tours hit exactly what younger travelers want - deep cultural experiences with breathing room to explore on their own terms.
Our UNESCO heritage routes really hit the sweet spot for seniors who want cultural depth without rushing around. The guides - especially Marek - get great feedback from our 60+ travelers for adjusting the walking speed while covering all the important sites. On the 6-day tour, you'll stay in central hotels with good breakfast spreads and easy walks to main sites. The Jewish Quarter in Třebíč and St. Barbara's Cathedral in Kutná Hora are particular favorites; guides take time to share the full historical stories at a comfortable pace. We've also got this nice mix of Prague Castle visits and relaxing river cruises on the Vltava. Our senior travelers often mention how they appreciate the manageable walking distances and regular cafe stops. The guides are always ready to help figure out local transport too, which makes independent exploration during free time much easier.
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Best time to visit Czech Republic
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter brings something special to the Czech Republic and our most popular tours make the most of it. Prague really comes alive in December when Christmas markets fill the Old Town Square with local charm. Our travelers love taking evening river cruises on the Vltava - you can stay warm on the heated decks while watching city lights dance on the water. The tours stop at traditional Czech taverns where you'll find excellent beer and warming local dishes to fight off the cold. UNESCO heritage sites work well in winter too, with our guides timing castle visits for the best natural light. The heated terraces at local cafes are perfect for people-watching, and Staropramen Brewery tours give you an indoor option with plenty of tastings to enjoy.
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- Spring 2026
Spring brings a perfect balance for exploring Czech UNESCO sites, with small groups of just 6 people joining our guides Filip and Marek on thoughtfully-paced 6-day circuits. The mild temperatures and fewer tourists mean excellent conditions at Český Krumlov, Kutná Hora, and other heritage locations, where natural light creates ideal photography conditions. Many of our travelers opt for itineraries that blend Prague's historic center with more tranquil spots like Telč and Třebíč, where you can explore ancient streets lined with spring blossoms and local character. Our experienced guides adjust walking routes to match spring conditions, weaving together cultural visits with outdoor experiences - perhaps starting at St. Barbara's Cathedral before settling into a traditional café to observe daily Czech life unfold. The spring season proves especially popular for its blend of structured tours and independent exploration, and our customers particularly enjoy those evening Vltava cruises in the gentle spring air.
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- Summer 2026
Czech summer tours shine with thoughtful scheduling that our travelers consistently praise. Week-long cultural circuits through Bohemia have become quite popular, as guides plan early Castle visits to beat the heat, followed by relaxing afternoon cruises on the Vltava River. Most guests choose tours combining Prague's historic center with excursions to Český Krumlov, Kutná Hora and also Karlovy Vary, where guides expertly time indoor activities during the hottest hours. The Prague-to-Vienna cycling routes fill up quickly, taking you through Czech forests, Austrian wine regions and including support vehicles for welcome breaks. Our UNESCO heritage routes work beautifully - experienced guides like Filip and Marek know precisely when to lead walking tours and when to seek refuge in cool medieval churches or traditional Czech taverns. Active travelers enjoy the Špindlerův Mlýn mountain biking options with six distinct trails, cable car ascents and scooter descents, while culture enthusiasts appreciate authentic experiences at places like Rückl Crystal's glassworks and evening folklore dinners in local villages.
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- Fall / Autumn 2026
Fall is ideal for seeing Czech UNESCO sites - the weather's just right and the big summer crowds are gone. Our 6-day UNESCO circuit gets great feedback from travelers who tell us how the autumn colors make Český Krumlov and Kutná Hora even more special. We run several tours that mix Prague's historic center with trips to nearby towns, so you get both city life and countryside during harvest time. The Jewish Quarter tours in Prague and Třebíč really shine in autumn - our guides know their history inside out. Our customers particularly enjoy walking the quiet cobblestone streets of Telč and exploring Moravian wine country without the summer rush. The evening Vltava cruises offer some really nice views of Prague Castle in that soft autumn light.
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What's the best way to really experience Czech culture beyond Prague's tourist spots?
Head to Moravia it's a region that's incredible for Jewish heritage you'll find amazing sites like Telč Chateau and the Jewish Quarter in Třebíč which we cover in our 3-day Moravian UNESCO tour. Want something really authentic? Try a folklore dinner right in Prague where you can dive into Czech food music and dance - it's part of our week-long Best of Bohemia UNESCO tour and gives you a real taste of local life.
How can I see the natural side of Czech Republic away from the cities?
Bohemian Switzerland National Park is absolutely stunning with these incredible sandstone formations and gorgeous Elbe River gorges you'll see it all in our 7-day Cultural and Nature Expedition. One of the highlights has got to be hiking to Pravčická brána it's actually Europe's largest natural sandstone arch and features in several of our tours including our popular 2 Countries in 1 Day hiking experience.
Which lesser-known Czech towns should I visit for a more authentic feel?
You've got to check out Mikulov in South Moravia it's this peaceful historic town with an amazingly preserved Jewish Cemetery and fantastic local wines that you can taste on our Cycle Prague to Vienna tour. Our customers love discovering these hidden spots especially on small group tours like our 3-day Moravian UNESCO trip where we keep it intimate with just 6 people max.
What's the best way to get around the Czech Republic?
The train network's really efficient between major cities and buses will get you to the smaller places without any hassle. When you're exploring Prague's historic center walking tours are the way to go they'll take you through spots like Charles Bridge and Old Town Square which we cover in our 5-day Fun Holiday in Prague tour.