Medieval Prague

We are happy to introduce to you one of the most beautiful and fascinating cities in Europe – Prague. Your tour will begin at Prague Castle and the towering Gothic cathedral of Saint Vitus. Situated high above the Vltava River, the resplendent Prague Castle served for centuries as the residence of emperors and Czech kings; today the President of the Czech Republic calls it home. Next stop at this magical city’s most enduring image is the majestic Charles Bridge, with its massive Baroque statues disposed the entire length. The final stop is the famous Prague’s Old Town Square. The monumental Astrological Clock on Old Town Hall’s façade springs to life: a parade of the 12 Apostles will make this tour truly unforgettable.

Carlsbad (Karlovy Vary)

The best known and the largest spa in the Czech republic dates back to around 1350. The Roman Emperor and Czech King Charles IV raised its status to a town in 1370. The end of the 19th century defined the architecture of Carlsbad. Thje city’s best-known sights are the Church of St. Andrew, the orthodox Church of Sts. Peter and Paul, the Municipal Theatre, the Mill Colonnade (Mlýnská kolonáda) and the Cathedral of St. Mary Magdalene. Carlsbad is surrounded by romantic hilly countryside – the foothills of Krušné hory.

Shopping mall

During your stay in Prague, in addition to the festival and cultural program, we have prepared such a pleasant bonus as shopping. Here you can purchase quality Czech shoes, as well as clothes of world known brands. If you are lucky to visit Prague during big sales (in Czech it is called SLEVA), you will be able to enjoy serious discounts, up to 70%. But if you don’t – you shouldn’t be upset. Sales in Prague are permanent and you will definitely find your best price during our organized visit to one of Prague’s biggest shopping malls.

Dresden

Join us for a fascinating day trip with a private bus to Dresden – the royal residence of the Saxon Kings, who established a city of such cultural and artistic splendour it was named “The Pearl of the Baroque” and is considered one of Germany’s most beautiful cities.

We’ll explore the immaculately restored Old Town including the famous Church of Our Lady (Frauenkirche), the Semper Opera House, the ‘Balcony of Europe’ – once Dresden’s defensive rampart on the River Elbe, and the Zwinger medieval fortress – home to the Old Masters Collection featuring works by Raphael, Rembrandt, Rubens and more.

Beer fest in Czech bewery

We invite you to take a close look on one of the greatest prides of the Czech Republic – Czech brwewries. During our tours you will visit a traditional brewery. You get to taste different types of beer, learn about the various brewing techniques and traditions, and see beer brewing. You learn some interesting history and gain an appreciation of why the Czech Republic considers itself the premier beer brewing nation in the world. But most of all, we hope you have fun!

Ghost Museum of Prague

Enter the world of Prague legends and meet face to face with ghosts and phantoms of old Prague! We invite you to a world full of humour, poetry and mystery through an interactive exhibition that will appeal to both children and students, adults and seniors, as well as entire families or school groups. The mysterious underground street of ghosts, which is built at the level of former medieval streets, offers the atmosphere of midnight in Prague long years ago. Liberated from the noise of cars and neon lights it hides the most popular Prague ghosts in its dark corners. They are headless, skeletal, enamoured, exotic, just the way they have survived for centuries among us thanks to legends and stories handed over from generation to generation. And because ghosts are never bored, they will play hide and seek with you. Playful is also the entrance of the exhibition, where you can read a giant book of ancient stories, legends so much as you please, but especially with the help of interactive exhibits transferred directly into the world of legends. You can be sure that when you return to 21st century, you will agree with our motto “You come here with fear, you leave with a smile.”

Sternberk castle

This huge castle is situated on a rocky promontory in the romantic valley of Sázava river. In the 18th. century, one part of the Gothic castle was rebuilt into a chateau. Interiors are decorated with furniture of various styles, from Renaissance, through Barocco to the Empire style. Worth noticing is also a stuke decoration by Carl Brentan from the 17th. century, a unique collection of 500 copperplates from the period of the Thirty Year War, family portraits, silver miniatures, dishes, crystal chandeliers, tiled stoves, hunting weapons or tropheys.

Ostra village

(March and May only)

Taking a short break out of town? You can relax at the Ostra village, visit an active medieval village, taste medieval food and drinks and see live performance of musicians, dancers, actors of that age.

Children can try hot to make a candle, soap, rope, ceramic pot or wire a stone. When they get tired of work they can play medieval games with their parents or join the actors and actresses in the full program of activities. 

Not only children, but also their parents can enjoy the program full of games, competitions and other entertainments. 

There are many other things to do around Ostra…