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Couples, Culture Seekers
Duration
3N/4D
Season
May–September
Difficulty
Easy
Vibe
Cultural, Heritage










A Tibro Journey
Three nights for one city. The castle over the Vltava, the astronomical clock on the hour, and a day out to Český Krumlov in its river bend.
Prague Escape is a 3N/4D heritage & culture journey through Czech Republic. Highlights include Prague Castle & Vltava cruise, Cesky Krumlov day trip, Old Town walking tour.
Signature Moments

No. 01
Prague Castle & Vltava cruise

No. 02
Cesky Krumlov day trip

No. 03
Old Town walking tour

No. 01
Prague Castle & Vltava cruise

No. 02
Cesky Krumlov day trip

No. 03
Old Town walking tour
Day by Day

Day 1
Arrive in Prague, one of Europe’s most beautiful capitals, renowned for its architectural brilliance and historical significance. As a cultural hub, its legacy is only rivaled by its role as a center of European arts and heritage. Travel to Prague aboard the comfortable ICE train from Hannover. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and unwind. The evening is free for you to explore the city at your own pace. Overnight stay at your hotel in Prague.

Day 2
Start your day with a delicious buffet breakfast at the hotel. After breakfast, embark on a hop-on-hop-off tour of Prague. The second part of the tour will take you to the majestic Prague Castle, followed by a visit to the St. Vitus Cathedral, one of the city's most significant landmarks. Next, enjoy a leisurely stroll through the Jewish Quarter and make your way to the Old Town Square, where you'll see the famous Prague Astronomical Clock and the stunning Týn Cathedral. In the evening, relax and enjoy a scenic Vltava River cruise. Overnight stay at your hotel in Prague.

Day 3
Enjoy buffet breakfast at the hotel. Post breakfast, proceed for Cesky Krumlov Day Trip from Prague. One of Bohemia's prettiest towns, Cesky Krumlov is a living gallery of elegant Renaissance-era buildings housing charming cafes, pubs, restaurants, shops, and galleries. In 1992, it was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The town has been bustling since medieval times, and the historical center is exquisitely preserved. Then, march off to Krumlov Castle for a taste of the Renaissance. Krumlov Castle is the second biggest in Bohemia, after Prague Castle. This jewel attracts visitors from all over the world. (The castle is closed from 31st October - 21st March; we can visit the town of Ceske Budejovice along the way instead). Overnight stay at your hotel in Prague.

Day 3
Enjoy buffet breakfast at your hotel. Check out from the Hotel, Drop at the Airport *** END OF TOUR *** OPTION 1
Where You'll Stay

Prague

Prague
Honestly
On-the-ground details your designer wishes every guest knew before they landed.
Things to Look Out For
Crowns, not euros
Czechia keeps its own koruna. The euro is taken in tourist spots at a poor rate. Pay in crowns, draw cash from a bank ATM rather than the blue Euronet machines on the tourist drags (their rates are openly bad), and always decline when a card terminal offers to bill you in your home currency.
Český Krumlov by night
The day-trippers from Prague pour into Krumlov by mid-morning and clear out by five. If your itinerary allows, the loveliest hours are the early evening, when the river bends quiet under the castle and the lanes empty. Well worth the longer transfer to see it after the buses leave.
The beer is the local water
Czechs drink more beer per head than anyone on earth, and a half-litre of Pilsner Urquell often costs less than a bottle of water. Order it 'tankové' (tank, unpasteurised) where you see the sign. It is a different drink to the bottled stuff, and the head is poured thick on purpose, not skimped.
Crowns, not euros
Czechia keeps its own koruna. The euro is taken in tourist spots at a poor rate. Pay in crowns, draw cash from a bank ATM rather than the blue Euronet machines on the tourist drags (their rates are openly bad), and always decline when a card terminal offers to bill you in your home currency.
Český Krumlov by night
The day-trippers from Prague pour into Krumlov by mid-morning and clear out by five. If your itinerary allows, the loveliest hours are the early evening, when the river bends quiet under the castle and the lanes empty. Well worth the longer transfer to see it after the buses leave.
The beer is the local water
Czechs drink more beer per head than anyone on earth, and a half-litre of Pilsner Urquell often costs less than a bottle of water. Order it 'tankové' (tank, unpasteurised) where you see the sign. It is a different drink to the bottled stuff, and the head is poured thick on purpose, not skimped.
The Details
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Plan Your Timing
Prague and the Czech towns are at their best from May to September. Long light on the spires, beer gardens open, the castle courtyards warm. April and October are quieter shoulder months, cooler but free of the summer crush. December trades the cold for the Old Town Square Christmas market and mulled wine. January through March are grey and raw, the river often iced at the edges.
Your Memoir
Vol. 3, A Tibro memoir, printed on archival paper, shipped after you return.

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