Top Czech Republic Underground Tours

Prague’s past is as dark as they come, but a standard sightseeing tour will only touch on some of its spooky secrets. This walking tour dives head-first into Czech capital’s sinister side in the dark lanes of the Prague Old Town and also the old Jewish Quarter. Covering mysterious locations and telling tales of executions, murders, curses, and ghosts through the centuries like the famous Golem monster, the Murdered Bride or the Headsman Jan Mydlář. Discover an underground medieval dungeon with torture instruments, hear grisly legends and facts, and absorb the city’s eerie after-dark atmosphere. Entrance fees included.

Breaking out from Prague to experience Bohemia’s scenery and culture independently involves arranging your own transport and tickets. This day trip eliminates the time and effort: with a minivan whisking you to the stalactite- and stalagmite-filled Koneprusy Caves, flooded Big America canyon, and a Bohemian tavern for lunch and beer, and visit Karlstjen Castle.

Explore the Czech Republic’s largest cave complex with ease on this private tour. Depart from Prague in a private car and travel to the Punkva Caves and the Macocha Abyss, with included entry fees. In the company of your guide, take a boat cruise through the caves. Continue on to Brno and walk through the city. Customize your tour to suit your interests.

Explore Moravian Karst like a local. Macocha Abby and Punkevní caves are the most famous places of the Moravian Karst. In every interesting territory there are places that draw crowds. If you want to get to know the most interesting places of the Moravian Karst from a slightly unconventional angle and without the crowds of tourists, don't hesitate and come with us. 10 km through the heart of the Moravian Karst is waiting for you. With lunch in local reastaurant.

Visitors can enjoy the scenic Czech countryside with excursions to Karlstejn Castle and Koneprusy Caves on this private day trip with a professional local licensed guide. Karlstejn Castle dates to the medieval period and was used to store royal treasures and holy relics. The Koneprusy Caves make up the longest cave system in the Czech Republic with unique rock formations dating back 400 million years.