Prague & Vienna Summer Tour

Begin your journey with a tour of Prague Castle, founded in the 9th century and one of the largest castle complexes in the world. Explore the impressive St. Vitus Cathedral, completed in the 14th century, the historic Old Royal Palace, and the charming Golden Lane, known for its unique artisan shops. This castle was once the residence of many kings and has been visited by numerous significant historical figures, making it a perfect introduction to Prague's rich history.

Lunch:

Dine at a traditional Czech restaurant with stunning city views, savoring dishes like roast duck, beef goulash, and pork schnitzel. The cozy, welcoming atmosphere perfectly complements the authentic flavors of Czech cuisine.

Afternoon:

Stroll through the picturesque Lesser Town, crossing the historic Charles Bridge, which dates back to 1357, while taking in stunning views of the city. Enjoy a leisurely walk through Kampa, a charming island with beautiful parks and views of the Vltava River. Experience the romance of the city from the water on a Prague Venice Cruise, gliding along the Vltava River and discovering hidden corners of Prague’s waterways. Continue your walk along the riverbank to the iconic National Theatre, opened in 1881, before stopping for a coffee at a famous café.

Dinner:

Dine at a historic café, a beloved gathering place of artists and intellectuals such as Albert Einstein, where the elegant Art Nouveau interior and timeless charm create a unique atmosphere. Savor classic Czech specialties like goulash and apple strudel while enjoying the same ambiance that once inspired great thinkers and writers.

Evening:

Take a relaxing evening walk along the river, enjoying the stunning views of the Charles Bridge lit up at night. The soft glow of the bridge’s lights reflects on the Vltava River, creating a magical atmosphere. Admire the surrounding architecture, rich in history and elegance. This peaceful moment captures the essence of Prague’s charm.

Visit the National Technical Museum, founded in 1908, to explore Czech innovations in technology and industry. The Mucha Museum showcases the iconic works of Art Nouveau artist Alphonse Mucha. Alternatively, head to the National Museum, established in 1818, which offers a broad view of Czech history, natural sciences, and art. Each museum highlights a unique aspect of Czech culture, offering insight into the country's development.

Lunch:

Head to the trendy neighborhood of Žižkov for a taste of authentic Czech cuisine at a local restaurant. Try traditional dishes like svíčková (beef in creamy sauce) or goulash, paired with a refreshing Czech beer. This area offers a more laid-back, off-the-beaten-path experience compared to central Prague, giving you a true local vibe.

Afternoon:

After lunch, head to Vyšehrad, an ancient fortress with stunning views of Prague and historical sites like the St. Peter and Paul Basilica and the Vyšehrad Cemetery, resting place of famous figures like composer Antonín Dvořák. As we move to the next destination, take in some other authentic parts of the city along the way. Then, visit Petrín Hill, where you can take the funicular or walk to the top for panoramic views of the city. The Petrín Observation Tower offers breathtaking vistas, while the surrounding park includes beautiful gardens and a fun mirror maze.

Evening:

End the day with a memorable dinner at a cozy Argentine restaurant, where you can savor high-quality steaks and traditional dishes like empanadas, all while enjoying a warm, inviting atmosphere. Located in the heart of Vinohrady, this spot brings the authentic flavors of Argentina to Prague, offering the perfect place to relax and enjoy a delicious meal after an exciting day.