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Take a deep dive into the Czech Republic’s best regions and cities
Walk through the sandstone mountains of Pálava and Šumava, where thriving natural areas were inaccessible to humans for decades.
Stroll the historical centres of wonderful towns and cities, including Třeboň, Brno, and Pisek.
Visit a Cistercian monastery functioning as the cultural heart of southern Bohemia for nearly 800 years.
Complete your tour in Prague, where iconic castles, clock towers, bridges, and buildings are waiting to be discovered.
The Czech Republic is undoubtedly one of the best destinations in Central Europe. Blending natural beauty with enthralling culture and history, this country is a can’t-miss destination! Get the best of the countryside and the cities alike on the Bohemia, Moravia and Prague tour.
This extensive sightseeing tour is a deep dive into the best of the Bohemia and Moravia regions, which are two of the most visited in the country. Start in the fascinating sandstone mountains of Pálava and Šumava, the latter having been blocked off from human use for 40 years during communist reign. Picture yourself in countless charming cities and towns, grabbing lattes and pastries and walking through their historical squares. More castles and dramatic towers than you can keep track of adorn each one! The big finale is Prague, a city renowned for its Gothic-Baroque beauty and thriving cultural scene. Here, you’ll definitely realize that you’ve fallen in love with the Czech Republic. Don’t miss out on the Bohemia, Moravia and Prague tour!
The Czech Republic is undoubtedly one of the best destinations in Central Europe. Blending natural beauty with enthralling culture and history, this country is a can’t-miss destination! Get the best of the countryside and the cities alike on the Bohemia, Moravia and Prague tour.
This extensive sightseeing tour is a deep dive into the best of the Bohemia and Moravia regions, which are two of the most visited in the country. Start in the fascinating sandstone mountains of Pálava and Šumava, the latter having been blocked off from human use for 40 years during communist reign. Picture yourself in countless charming cities and towns, grabbing lattes and pastries and walking through their historical squares. More castles and dramatic towers than you can keep track of adorn each one! The big finale is Prague, a city renowned for its Gothic-Baroque beauty and thriving cultural scene. Here, you’ll definitely realize that you’ve fallen in love with the Czech Republic. Don’t miss out on the Bohemia, Moravia and Prague tour!
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Bohemia, Moravia and Prague Itinerary
Day 1 Arrival
You can arrive at either Vienna or Prague and then travel to South Moravia to kick off the tour. Begin with a tour of the limestone mountain region of Pálava, where tons of romantic castles contrast with the natural beauty of a UNESCO-recognized biosphere reserve. If there’s time, visit the castles of Mikulov, Lednice and Valtice.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Mikulov
Meals: None
Day 2 Castles and Wine Cellars
If you didn’t have time to visit the castles yesterday, start there in the morning. The area that the castles are in is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and there are very unique 18th-century wine cellars to explore. Taste some local reds and whites, hearing some of the local folklore as you’re shown around the cellars.
Stop by the stunning castle of Milovice and the museum in Strážnice before turning in for the night.
Overnight Location: Hotel near Strážnice
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Day 3 Onward to Brno
Begin the morning with a visit to the most important pilgrimage site in the Czech Republic, Velehrad. Continue to Buchlovice, where there’s a gorgeous park and castle complex to explore. Visit the town of Kroměříž, where the Archbishop’s Palace, wine cellars, and lovely gardens can all be enjoyed.
Your final destination of the day is Brno, with a historically fascinating city centre and ancient fortifications you can climb for an excellent view of the city.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Brno
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Day 4 Natural Park Podyjí and Castle Vranov nad Dyjí
After breakfast in Brno, take a walk through the rotunda of Saint Catherine in Znojmo. You’ll travel to the natural park of Podyjí, a vast, unspoiled slice of nature. The Baroque castle of Vranov nad Dyjí is next, built atop a cliff above the Thaya River.
In the afternoon, visit the Renaissance city of Slavonice and then call it a day in Telč, another UNESCO World Heritage site.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Telč
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Day 5 Historical Heart of Třeboň
Explore the city of Třeboň this morning, surrounded by a natural reserve with a large network of ponds and small lakes. It’s the perfect urban-meets-natural feel. Grab a coffee or an ice cream and walk the historical square of České Budějovice, then spend the afternoon in the “Pearl of Southern Bohemia,” Český Krumlov. The medieval square and castle in this town is the second largest in the country.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Český Krumlov
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Day 6 Šumava Mountains
After breakfast, begin your journey to the Cistercian monastery of Higher Ford, which has been the spiritual centre of southern Bohemia for 750 years. Drive through the Šumava Mountains in the afternoon, a reel of pretty views flying past your window. This region was closed to the public for 40 years during the communist era, but today it’s all yours.
Overnight Location: Hotel in Šumava Region
Meals: Breakfast, dinner
Day 7 Pisek and Prague
En route to Prague, you’ll stop in Pisek, which means “sand.” This charming little town hugs a river and hosts a fun market in the summertime.
Of course, the highlight of today is Prague, a city of golden towers, church domes, bridges, and cathedrals. Spend the day wandering its narrow streets, stopping into coffee shops, walking the Charles Bridge, and standing in awe at the astronomical clock in the Old Town Square. This is the perfect metropolis to celebrate the end of your tour in!
Overnight Location: Hotel in Prague
Meals: Breakfast
Day 8 Tour Concludes
Your extensive sightseeing journey in the Czech Republic comes to an end today. You can pre-book additional days to keep exploring Prague or head to the airport to depart. So long!
Overnight Location: None
Distance: None
Meals: Breakfast
Bohemia, Moravia and Prague Tour Price and Dates
This guided tour in Czech Republic is run as a private tour for your group and the price depends on the number of participants.The prices below are per person sharing a double room:
- Guided groups of 4: from EUR2415* per person
Accommodation on the Bohemia, Moravia and Prague Tour
This tour is based in hotels. The hotels are 3 or 4-star and offer private restrooms and breakfast.
In some cases, the accommodation listed below may need to be substituted for other comparable accommodations.
Single Rooms and Solo Travellers
Rooms are double occupancy or higher. If you would prefer a single room where available, you can pay a supplement. Solo travellers may be required to pay a supplement.
What’s Included in the Bohemia, Moravia and Prague Tour?
Meals
7 breakfasts and 6 dinners are included.
Accommodations
Accommodations for 7 nights are included. Accommodations before or after the tour are not included but can be added as a supplement.
Transportation during the Tour
All the transfers during this tour are included either in a car or a minibus.
Also Included
- Guide services
- Private transports
Not included
- Flights
- Meals, drinks, or snacks not previously mentioned
- Gratuities
- Travel insurance
- Optional excursions
- Visas if required
- Anything not mentioned as included
- Some entrance fees
Optional Extras
- Optional activities or excursions
- Additional nights before or after the tour
- How hard is the Bohemia, Moravia and Prague tour?
- Do I need a visa to travel to the Czech Republic?
- Are meals included on the Bohemia, Moravia and Prague tour?
- Do I need insurance?
- How do I get to South Moravia to start this tour?
- Is Bohemia, Moravia and Prague tour in English?
- Where does the Bohemia, Moravia and Prague tour end?
- Do I need special vaccines to travel to the Czech Republic?
- Are there any travel restrictions for the Czech Republic?
- When is the best time to travel to Czech Republic for this tour?
We rate this tour as a 1/5. While you’ll need to be comfortable walking a fair bit during the day, this is a sightseeing tour with no mandatory physical activity.
Check with your local country about visa requirements. You could also try this website, though you should verify with your government.
7 breakfasts and 6 dinners are included.
Yes, it is mandatory to have health and medical insurance to join this trip. Get your Travel Insurance.
You can fly into Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) or the Vienna International Airport (VIE). You’ll need to arrange transportation by train or bus to South Moravia to begin the tour or request a transfer as a supplement.
Yes, your guide will be English-speaking.
The tour ends in Prague. You can fly out of the Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG). You can find your own way to the airport or request a transfer as a supplement.
Check with your family doctor.
Please check with your local government about travel restrictions before you book your tour. This map from the US Department of State provides an overview of the current status in countries around the globe. The UK‘s Foreign Office and Government of Canada also provide advice on foreign travel. Note that the travel advice may change depending on your nationality.
The best time to visit the Czech Republic for this tour is between June and September when the weather is the warmest.
Customer Ratings
Czech Walks is a family-owned small company, based in Czechia. The company’s journey began when Lubomír Hoška, the owner, started organising hiking tours for friends in the 80‘s and travel company was founded in 1991.
