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Eva Dvorakova
offered by supplier M06069 (view this supplier profile)
Key Information:
Group Size: 1
- 40
people
Destination: Prague
Season: January - December
Languages: English, French, Russian
Minimum Cost: 100 Euro (EUR) Per day
Maximum Cost: 350 Euro (EUR) Per day
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Are you looking for a guide in Prague?
Prague is a lovely city, maybe one of the most beautiful tourist centers in the world. Since 1993 it has been a part of the UNESCO Cultural Heritage. Really, this city is worth visiting.
I am Czech, born in Prague and since 1992 I have been working in the Czech tourism. I am experienced and fully skilled, speaking English, French, Russian, and Czech. I can show you all of the most important sights, nice historical monuments, but also the unforgettable place tourist don’t visit so much. Of course, if you can not choose from my tours and excursions mentioned here, do not hesitate to contact me, I can build a tour according your wishes.
Grand Prague Tour - walking Prague city tour. You will see the most important historical places: Prague Castle and its St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace and St. George’s basilica, Charles Bridge - gem of the Gothic period, Lesser Town - the Baroque quarter with several churches and picturesque streets, Old Town - the oldest part of the capital, Jewish Quarter and its synagogues and old cemetery, Astronomical Clock - worldwide famous clock from the 15th century, Powder Tower - remains of the Gothic city fortification, Municipal House - the nice example of the Modern Style (Art Nouveau), Wenceslas Square - the main avenue in the city. If you are in Prague for the first time, it is the best way to discover the city. The tour takes about 4 hours.
Old Town Tour - visit of the most beautiful Prague quarter (you will see the Municipal House, Powder Gate, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square with its famous Astronomical Clock). The Old Town was established in 1234, that’s why it is possible to find all architectural styles in this part of Prague. The Old Town is a very exciting quarter, full of shops, restaurants, pubs, and night clubs. The walking tour takes 3 hours.
Prague Castle Tour - if you are interested in the Czech history and if you want for hear about kings and queens. The tour includes the visit of the sumptuous Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, and Golden Lane with small picturesque Renaissance houses, St. George’s Basilica from the 10th century. The Prague Castle belongs among the most visited places in the world. The walking tour takes 3 hours.
Prague Boat Trip - if you do not want to walk, it is possible to take a boat and to see all Prague highlights from the Vltava River. You will see the Prague Castle, St. Nicholas Church, National Theatre, Petrin Hill, all Prague bridges, mainly the Charles Bridge from the 14th century, Old Town towers and much more. The trip takes 1 hour.
Prague By Night - it can be a short walking tour across the Old Town as the main square with its famous Astronomical Clock is fabulous in the night, with all soft lights and old medieval atmosphere. Then we take a boat with dinner and music, from the board you will see all Prague highlights, mainly the Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, Lesser Town, National Theatre. The boat trip takes 3 hours.
Outside Prague:
Cesky Krumlov - picturesque town with a Renaissance castle in the Southern Bohemia, since 1992 on the Unesco Cultural Heritage List. One of the most visited places in the Czech Republic saves its untouched architectural authenticity, in the city centre there are only houses from the 15th and 16th century. Full-day trip. (Note: the castle is open from April to October, but the city is interesting even in winter.)
Carlsbad - sumptuous spa located in the western part of Czech Republic. The city gained its reputation thanks to the hot mineral springs discovered in the Middle Ages. In the past it was the place where European aristocracy and artists sojourned or lived, until nowadays it is possible to find their traces. The city is famous also for its International Film Festival. On the road we will visit the brewery od Krusovice where you can taste the local product. Full-day trip.
Konopiste Castle - if you want to see rich collections of guns, trophies, china, furniture, paintings, do not hesitate. The castle was built in the Middle Ages, rebuilt several times and the last important period came in the end of the 19th century when the manor belonged to the crown prince Franz Ferdinand d´Este, heir of the Austrian Empire. The castle is nearby Prague, it will be a half-day trip. (Note: castle is closed in winter)
Kutna Hora and Open-Air Folk Museum Prerov - the full-day trip: the first visit will be in the medieval town of Kutna Hora, since 1992 on the UNESCO Heritage List. Thanks to the prosperous silver mines Kutna Hora became, after Prague, the second most important town of the Czech kingdom in the Middle Ages.
From this time there are beautiful monuments: St. Barbara Church, Italian Court with Old Royal Mint, the Stone House, and the Gothic Fountain. An uniquely amazing sight is the baroque Ossuary nearby the city centre. Its interior is decorated with bones of some 40.000 people. The second stop will be in the small town of Prerov, there is a nice open-air folk museum presenting old Czech rural architecture.
Bohemian Crystal Factory - in the Czech Republic there are more than 200 crystal factories: you can visit one of them, it is located nearby Prague. After the visit of all important parts of the crystal work you will be taken to the factory shop where you can buy crystal for a reasonable price. Half-day trip.
Member discount:
10% discount for InfoHub customer. Request a free gift certificate.
Notes:
* Price is flexible and depends on the size of a group and the programme. (Usual fee is from 20 to 35 EUR per hour).
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