5 DAY TOUR PACKAGE NO. 1 Prague

DAY 1: IN PRAGUE (6 HOURS)
Prague sightseeing tour for 6 hours.This sightseeing tour gives basic idea of Prague, it´s history and they will see the nicest parts of Prague together with interpretation of the guide as well as recommendation of good shopping areas. The car/bus for the 1st hour will make short sightseeing and takes clients up to the hill on the Prague Castle where the walking part of the sightseeing tour starts. Entrance fees included.  

DAY 2: KARLŠTEJN + NIŽBOR (8 HOURS)
Private Trip to Karlštejn castle + Nižbor Glass Factory for 8 hours with the guide and private bus and including the entrance fees to the castle and Nižbor glassworks. They will visit one of the most beautiful Czech castles – kings castle Karlštejn as well as very nice and interesting glass factory. The tour includes entrance tickets.  
The history of one of the most impressive, elegant and famous castles in the Czech Republic dates back to 1348 under the reign of the Czech King and Roman Emperor Charles IV. Completed in the Gothic style in 1365 to protect holy relics and the coronation jewels, the castle took its present shape at the end of the 19th century. The visit involves about 30 minutes’ walk from the outdoor parking up to the castle, with a lot of opportunities for refreshment or souvenir hunting. The castle interior may appear to be rather basic, which is a result of its original purpose. It is located 35 km West of Prague.  
Inhabited already in the Bronze Age, the setting located 40 km West of Prague started its medieval history after foundation of a castle here in 1265. Affected by decline of formerly prosperous iron works in 1875, the village entirely recovered after 1903 with the opening of a well reputed Rückl & Sons family glassworks producing cut lead crystal glass until today. The visit includes glass furnace department, quality control department, glass cutting department and painter´s studio.  

DAY 3: KARLOVY VARY (9 HOURS)
The largest spa resort in the Czech Republic offers 12 curative mineral springs treating digestive and metabolic system. Visited by J. W. Goethe, F. Schiller, J. S. Bach, R. Wagner, F. Chopin, F. Liszt or J. Brahms, it is also home to a popular Becherovka, a bitter herbal liqueur produced since 1794 from a recipe entirely known to only two staff members of Jan Becher liqueur company, and to Moser glass factory, built from a glass engraving manufacture in 1893 to supply the Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I, the King Edward VII or even the Persian shah. The town is 130 km West of Prague. No procedures included in the tour. Karlovy Vary is located about 2 hours drive from Prague. Optional: visit of Moser Museum and Jan Becher Museum.  

DAY 4: KUTNÁ HORA (6 HOURS)
The picturesque medieval town included in the UNESCO World Heritage List took its wealth and glory from silver mines exploited here in the 14th and 15th centuries when it was almost matching the significance of Prague. Its most impressive sights are the Gothic Cathedral of St. Barbara, the patron of miners, Vlašský dvůr (Italian Court), former Royal Mint producing the famous Prague Groschen coins, Hrádek, a house imitating a small castle, now the Czech Museum of Silver, or bizarre and scary Ossuary in a sacred graveyard in Kutná Hora – Sedlec. The town is 70 km East of Prague. Entrance fees included.  

DAY 5: CESKY KRUMLOV + HLUBOKA NAD VLTAVOU (10 HOURS)
The tour offers two real pearls among the sights in the Czech Republic. Hluboká nad Vltavou, one of the most popular Czech castles, inspired by the famous Windsor Castle in the UK, acquired its present design in 1840 – 1871, holding rare wood carved interiors and admirable collections of furniture, tapestries, porcelain, paintings or weapons. Český Krumlov is a magnificent urban complex with over 300 historical buildings picturesquely located by Vltava River and with a castle above, included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Both places are 155 – 165 km south of Prague. Entrance fees included.