PRAGUE & BOHEMIA

C E N T R E O F H I S T O R Y

PRAGUE & BOHEMIA ITINERARY 7 Days, 6 Nights

Day 1 – Arrival in Prague

Private airport pickup and transfer to your boutique hotel in the heart of Prague.
Depending on arrival time: Welcome drink featuring Bohemian sparkling wine. Optional dinner with traditional Czech cuisine (goulash, roast duck, or svíčková). Evening orientation drive through illuminated Prague, passing Wenceslas Square, Dancing House, and the National Theatre by the Vltava River. Overnight in Prague.

Day 2 – Old Town & Literary Prague

Walking tour through Prague’s Old Town, exploring: The Astronomical Clock & Old Town Hall, Franz Kafka’s birthplace and memorial near the Jewish Quarter, The medieval charm of Charles Bridge with views of Prague Castle, Local stops to try Trdelník (chimney cake) and artisanal coffee in a historic café. Visit to Maisel and Pinkas synagogues, and Europe’s oldest active Jewish cemetery.
Evening at leisure with optional classical music concert. Overnight in Prague.

Day 3 – Castle & Lesser Town: Royals and Artists

Discover the majestic Prague Castle Complex:. St. Vitus Cathedral with its Art Nouveau stained glass by Alfons Mucha. The Golden Lane, once home to Kafka himself. Panoramic walk down to Malá Strana, visiting the John Lennon Wall and Kampa Island, a hub for modern art
Afternoon coffee at Café Savoy, a local institution. Optional visit to Vyšehrad for sunset views over Prague’s rooftops. Overnight in Prague.

Day 4 – Day Trip to Český Krumlov: Bohemian Beauty

Travel to Český Krumlov, a UNESCO-listed town with: A sprawling medieval castle overlooking the Vltava River. Narrow cobblestone streets once walked by Egon Schiele, whose gallery still draws art lovers. Free time for lunch at a local tavern or riverside café. Optional visit to the Egon Schiele Art Centrum
Return to Prague in the evening. Overnight in Prague.

Day 5 – Kutná Hora or Karlovy Vary: Mysticism or Elegance

Kutná Hora: Gothic St. Barbara’s Cathedral. Hauntingly beautiful Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church), decorated with human bones. Walking through medieval silver-mining streets. Optional stop at Kačina Castle or Průhonice Gardens on return

Karlovy Vary: Elegant spa architecture and hot spring colonnades. Visit to Moser Glassworks (fine Bohemian crystal). Sip mineral water from the source like 18th-century aristocrats. Try the famous Becherovka herbal liqueur or spa wafers. Evening return to Prague. Overnight stay.

Day 6 – Bohemian Paradise or Leisure & Beer

Český Ráj (Bohemian Paradise): Hike among sandstone rock formations and forest trails. Visit Trosky Castle ruins for stunning countryside views. Picnic-style lunch with regional specialties

Leisure Day in Prague: Explore the Mucha Museum or the Czech Cubism House. Shopping for Bohemian garnet jewelry or crystal glassware. Craft beer tasting with commentary on Czech beer culture in a microbrewery tavern. Farewell dinner at a rooftop restaurant overlooking the castle

Day 7 – Departure Day

After breakfast and check-out, transfer to Prague Airport. Depending on flight time, optional stop at: Shopping mall (Palladium). A walk through Havelská Market for local gifts like marionettes or hand-painted ceramics. We hope to welcome you again on your next Central European journey!

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Bohemia

Beyond Prague’s magical skyline lies the rich and varied beauty of Bohemia — a region shaped by deep forests, medieval castles, spa towns, and centuries of history. With Pagusa Travel, your journey continues from the city to the countryside, blending culture, nature, and the slower rhythms of local life.

Prague

Beyond Prague’s magical skyline lies the rich and varied beauty of Bohemia — a region shaped by deep forests, medieval castles, spa towns, and centuries of history. With Pagusa Travel, your journey continues from the city to the countryside, blending culture, nature, and the slower rhythms of local life.

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Prague

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Prague is a city where the Middle Ages never left. Towering spires, hidden courtyards, and Gothic stone bridges transport you into another time. Wander through the Old Town’s winding alleys, hear the chime of the Astronomical Clock, and gaze up at the grandeur of Prague Castle.

The Medieval Paradise

Kutna Hora

A medieval silver town with a powerful past. Visit the dramatic Gothic cathedral of St. Barbara, explore winding lanes once lined with merchants, and witness the haunting beauty of the Sedlec Ossuary — a chapel adorned with thousands of human bones, reminding us of life’s fragility and wonder.

The City of Bone Church

Karlovy Vary

Elegant and healing, Karlovy Vary has welcomed travelers for centuries with its thermal springs and spa tradition. Sip mineral water from porcelain cups, admire the colonnades, and explore the town's connection to famous visitors from Goethe to film stars. A place for restoration — of the body and spirit.

Healing Springs, Grand Colonnades, Endless Charm

Marienske Lazne

Elegance and Healing

Nestled among forested hills, Mariánské Lázně is a spa town of peace, elegance, and tradition. With graceful colonnades, mineral springs, and music echoing from fountains, it’s a place to slow down and restore. Once visited by kings, poets, and composers — it remains a haven for beauty and balance.

Cesky Krumlov

Step into a fairytale. Nestled in a curve of the Vltava River, Český Krumlov is a jewel of South Bohemia — a town of Renaissance facades, narrow alleys, and one of Europe’s most beautiful castles. As you wander its cobbled streets or watch the sunset over the old town, you’ll feel the quiet magic of a place untouched by time.

A Fairytale Town Frozen in Time

Czech Cuisine

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