7-Day Czech Republic Tour Packages

Insider tips: Recommended 7-day Czech Republic tour itineraries

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• 7 Days in Prague, incl. Old Town and Castle District

  Prague's treasures unfold over 7 days featuring Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and Jewish Quarter tours. The centrally-located Lunik Hotel serves as base, offering daily breakfasts, an evening Vltava cruise, and optional Staropramen Brewery visits.

  

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  • Day 1

    Arrival in Prague

    Once you land at Václav Havel Airport, take your transfer to the hotel. "The transfers were excellent and on time, which was a relief after a long flight," one traveler mentioned. If you arrive early, leave your bags and walk to Old Town Square. It's quieter in the morning, and the cafes near the Astronomical Clock are perfect spots to beat jet lag.

    
  • Day 2

    Prague Overview

    Begin your Prague experience with the morning city tour starting at 10:30 AM. "Our guide was very knowledgeable and pleasant - she even extended an extra hour to answer all our questions," shared one visitor. The tour combines bus and walking sections, covering Prague Castle and Jewish Town. Bring good walking shoes for the castle's cobblestone paths.

    
  • Day 3

    Charles Bridge & Lesser Town

    Visit Charles Bridge early, before 8 AM, to avoid crowds. The 500-meter bridge offers beautiful morning photo spots. Next, visit the Church of Saint Nicholas in Lesser Town. A useful tip from a traveler: "The heated patios in Lesser Town are perfect for coffee breaks, even in winter - try the local pastries!" In the evening, take your Vltava River dinner cruise for unique views of Prague. One reviewer noted, "The food was just okay, but we didn't go for the food but for the experience!" Try to get a window seat for better photos of the lit-up landmarks.

    
  • Day 4

    Old Town Deep Dive

    Take time to discover the Old Town's hidden spots. The optional Staropramen Brewery tour ($) offers a less touristy experience. A visitor noted: "The audio-visual tour really helps understand the brewing process, and the beer tasting at the end makes it worthwhile."

    
  • Day 5

    Shopping & Local Culture

    Browse Prague's shopping areas, particularly for Bohemian crystal and garnet jewelry. "The quality of Czech crystal is outstanding - but shop around as prices vary significantly," advised one traveler. Find the best crystal shops on Pařížská Street, with better deals in smaller stores near Wenceslas Square.

    
  • Day 6

    Personal Exploration

    Use this day to revisit places you loved or explore new areas. Take the funicular to Petřín Hill for city views or visit the quieter Vyšehrad fortress. One reviewer suggested: "The 48-hour City-Sightseeing ticket really helps navigate the city, especially since street signs aren't in English."

    
  • Day 7

    Departure

    Start your last day with a final Czech breakfast (the hotel breakfast buffets get consistent praise) before heading to the airport.

    

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• 7 Days in Czech Republic Wine Tour, incl. Prague and South Moravia

  A rich 7-day wine trail winds through 4 Czech cities, from Prague's historic center to Znojmo's medieval wine corridors, Mikulov's Pálava hills, and UNESCO-listed Lednice-Valtice Complex. The route includes Prague Castle visits, tastings of 120 wines at Znojmo's Enotéka, and views of Mikulov Castle's giant wine barrel.

  

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  • Days 1-3

    Prague

    Start your Czech wine experience in Prague, where wine traditions go back to the 10th century. Find accommodations in the Malá Strana district to stay close to main attractions and wine bars. Visit Prague Castle before 9 AM to avoid the crowds and explore St. Vitus Cathedral. Spend your afternoon discovering Prague's urban vineyards, including the historic Svatováclavská Vineyard below Prague Castle where Prince Wenceslas planted the first vines. In the evening, visit Vinograf Wine Bar for their Czech wine flights guided by expert sommeliers.

    
  • Day 4

    Znojmo

    Take a morning train to Znojmo (2.5 hours). The town's medieval wine cellars offer a unique underground experience. Stop by Enotéka wine gallery to sample from their extensive selection of local wines. A traveler notes: "The underground wine cellars were fascinating - like a small city beneath the streets. Don't miss trying the local Sauvignon, it has a distinctive mineral character from the granite soils."

    
  • Day 5

    Mikulov

    Travel to Mikulov, the center of the Pálava wine region. Start at Mikulov Castle, which has the country's biggest wine exhibition. Take the afternoon to walk through the nearby vineyards. Visit in September to try burčák, a regional specialty of partially fermented young wine. Watch the sunset from Holy Hill for spectacular views of the vineyards.

    
  • Day 6

    Lednice-Valtice

    Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Lednice-Valtice. Visit Lednice Château in the morning and walk its beautiful gardens. Plan your afternoon at the Wine Salon of the Czech Republic in Valtice to taste the nation's top 100 wines. Book your tasting ahead of time since spots fill up quickly.

    
  • Day 7

    Return to Prague

    Catch a morning train back to Prague (3 hours). If your schedule allows, visit the National Wine Bank at Grébovka Villa. Schedule your departure flight for the afternoon to avoid morning traffic to the airport.

    

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• 6 Day Czechia Itinerary, incl. Prague and Kutná Hora

  Six remarkable Czech cities reveal 7 UNESCO sites over 6 days, from Prague's historic center to Český Krumlov's medieval castle and Kutná Hora's Bone Church. The intimate tour explores Telč's Renaissance square and Třebíč's Jewish Quarter. Groups limited to 6 travelers.

  

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  • Day 1

    Prague Arrival

    Arrive in Prague by early afternoon to explore on your own before evening orientation. Start in the quieter Malá Strana district where you'll find fewer tourists. Meet your small group (max 6 people) for a welcome dinner at a local restaurant.

    
  • Day 2

    Historic Prague

    Begin at the National Museum before the crowds. Walk through Wenceslas Square to watch the Astronomical Clock strike on the hour in Old Town Square. Visit Pařížská street in late afternoon when the sun creates beautiful photo opportunities. Round off your day with a Vltava river cruise. Pack a light jacket for the cool evening breeze.

    
  • Day 3

    Prague Castle to Český Krumlov

    Beat the crowds by crossing Charles Bridge before 8 AM. Take the funicular up Petřín Hill for city views. Visit Prague Castle before driving south. Stop at Holašovice village where a traveler noted: "It felt like stepping back in time seeing the preserved Peasant Baroque architecture." Arrive in Český Krumlov for the evening.

    
  • Day 4

    Three UNESCO Towns

    Explore Český Krumlov's cobblestone center and castle in the morning. Drive to Telč (2 hours) to see its Renaissance square. Visit Třebíč's rare Jewish Quarter and St. Procopius Basilica. Pack comfortable shoes for walking on uneven cobblestones in these pedestrian-only areas.

    
  • Day 5

    Zelená Hora and Kutná Hora

    Visit the distinct Pilgrimage Church of St. John of Nepomuk on Zelená Hora. Spend the afternoon in Kutná Hora at the Sedlec Ossuary (bone church) and St. Barbara's Cathedral. A visitor tip: "St. Barbara's Cathedral is a highlight – try to arrive by 3 PM when the light streams through the stained glass." Return to Prague for the evening.

    
  • Day 6

    Departure

    Browse Prague's Old Town for last-minute shopping before leaving. Plan to arrive at the airport 3 hours before your flight during peak season due to security delays.

    

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