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Immerse yourself in Czech culture during this hands-on cooking class in Prague. This small-group class focuses on learning about traditional Czech cuisine and preparing a 3-course meal. When your meal is ready, sit down with your group and hosts to eat and listen to stories from your hosts about rituals and traditions.

Discover elements of traditional Czech culture—and indulge in a hearty meal, plus drinks—with this two-in-one evening experience. Meet your driver directly at your Prague hotel, hop aboard your air-conditioned vehicle, and head to the venue. You’ll enjoy Czech liquor, wine, and beer (or non-alcoholic alternatives), and can pick between chicken, red meat, or vegetarian menus. As you dine, take in music, dances, and other elements of Czech folklore.

Tap into Prague’s famous party spirit on this 4-hour evening riverside hangout and guided walking tour. Meet up near the Charles Bridge, and enjoy unlimited beer and sangria as you take relaxed guided walks around different monuments and the cobbled Mala Strana district. Midway through, savor dinner under the bridge, and finish by creating your own street art on the John Lennon Wall.

Enjoy an entertaining way to explore the city, and see more of its sights in less time, when you sign up for a Segway tour of Prague. Pick between morning and afternoon tour times, and meet your guide around the corner from the Charles Bridge. Following a short drive to your starting point, you’ll get acquainted with your Segway and will get ready to explore. Admire the Prague Castle, visit the Brevnov Monastery, see the scenic Stresovice neighborhood, and much more.

Discover Czech culture through food during a half-day cooking class in the Karlin district of Prague. Hear stories behind the recipes and prepare several traditional Czech dishes. Sample everything you cook and learn about wine during a guided tasting. Connect with local people over food, storytelling, and drinks.

Taste a wide variety of Czech food and drinks during this private food tour in Prague. Travel with your guide around the city, and pop into shops, cafes, and pubs to sample wine, beer, cheeses, sausages, and coffee. Your guide tells you the ins and outs about the area’s most-loved food choices, and you can meet some of the locals that make them, too.

See Prague’s most historical landmarks on a walking tour through Old Town that includes a lunch cruise on the Vltava River. Starting from Old Town Square, explore the district with a guide, checking out sights like the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, Jewish Quarter and Old Jewish Cemetery. Then board the cruise to enjoy views of the city from the water while eating from the buffet.

Spend an evening immersed in old Czech culture and cuisine at a folklore show with dinner. Transportation conveniently brings you from your hotel to the folk village where performers in traditional costume present hours of live music and dancing. You can feel free to join in. During the performances, enjoy a Czech meal prepared using original recipes.  Drink wine and medovina (sweet liquor made from honey), along with non-alcoholic beverages.

Get an authentic taste of Czech food culture on this private food tour of Prague. Head to three different local restaurants and breweries around the city, your guide shares stories of everyday life in Prague, and what locals do and feel about the country's recent history of our country. At each spot, sample authentic Czech cuisine fare from local producers paired with a pint of good Czech beer or wine.

Capture the uplifting spirit of Czech folklore during a 2-hour traditional Czech folklore show including dinner. In an atmospheric venue in the heart of Prague, you’ll observe colorfully-clad dancers and listen to musicians playing customary Czech tunes. Please your palate with a 4-course Czech feast, sample locally-brewed Czech mead and enjoy unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks throughout the evening. Round-trip transport from your Prague hotel is included.

See Prague’s top sights while filling up on traditional Hungarian specialties during this 2-hour lunch cruise. Glide along the Vltava River aboard a climate-controlled riverboat, and see famous landmarks like the Rudolfinium, St Agnes Monastery and Prague Castle. Then, when the time comes, sit down to a delicious buffet lunch, accompanied by onboard music.

Prague has a history of winemaking dating back to medieval times but many travelers don’t realise that there are still vineyards in the city. On this tour, enjoy a guided tour of the Troja Chateau vineyards and Grebovka Wine Cellar, learn about the winemaking process, and sample a selection of regional wines. Hotel pickup and private transfers are included, so you can enjoy wine tasting without having to worry about transport.

Ride on the riverbanks and bridges of Vlatava, explore the Castle Area, Lesser Town, Jewish Quarter, and Old Town, and reach various hills and viewpoints of Prague with a well-experienced private guide. E-bikes and E-scooters are accessible and comfortable ways to travel and see the gorgeous sites of Prague, all while learning the history and facts of this extraordinary place.

The Czech Republic is home to several world-famous beers, but this small-group tour, led by a beer professional, introduces you to some of its country's best microbrews. Dive into Prague's beer culture and craft brewing scene by venturing off the tourist path to local pubs and small-scale breweries where you can enjoy a few pints of craft beer.

Bypass the overpriced tourist restaurants and discover the best kept culinary secrets of Prague on a 3-hour street food tour. Be sure to come hungry, as your culinary adventure is comprised of a long list of traditional dishes. Taste soup, pancakes, alcoholic beverages, dumplings, Czech sweets, and more. Your guide is happy to accommodate any food allergies or dietary restrictions you may have.

The Czech Republic is a great beer-producing nation, so learn all about its roots on a private day trip from Prague to Pilsen. You'll visit Pilsner Urquell Brewery, the most famous brewery in the Czech Republic, and have the opportunity to taste the beer during different phases of its production. Afterwards you'll take a tour through the beautiful city centre of Pilsen to see such attractions as St. Bartholomew's Cathedral, the Great Synagogue, and Revolution Square.

Combine a walking tour of Prague’s UNESCO-listed monuments with a sightseeing city cruise on this full-day tour. Visit landmarks such as the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge, and Prague Castle; tuck into a traditional Czech lunch at a local restaurant; then set sail on a romantic cruise along the Vltava River.

Beer bath - how it works We will fill a hot tub made of the royal oak or larch with a capacity of 1,000 liters. We will add dark beer to the tub with a water temperature of 35 — 38 °C, mixed in a specific ratio of brewer’s yeast and natural crumbled component of selected varieties of hops and malt. Hops have medicinal properties due to their high content of essential oil. They have soothing anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects. Hop oil perfectly removes fatigue. Malt is the soul of beer. Due to malt beer contains carbohydrates, proteins, minerals and healthy organic acids and vitamins. Brewer’s yeasts excrete a number of vitamins B into the skin, support hydration and regeneration of the upper skin layers. In order to enhance the effect of this bath, we recommend drinking a glass of dark or light beer. During the beer bath, you can pour yourself as much of the original Czech beer

Exploring beyond Prague’s Old Town can be hard on your feet, especially with cobbled hills to negotiate. Skip the effort and take in Prague Castle and other districts with a private tour aboard a Trike-Harley—a 2-seater electric motorbike-scooter. Roam Letna Park, visit a monastic brewery, see Prague Castle, and more; all with a guide to provide background. Helmets and instructions are provided for a complete experience.

In the heart of Prague, Restaurant Talíř presents a unique concept, combining the flavors of Czech cuisine with the serving style of tapas. Head Chef Denis Wágner crafts a delightful menu, fusing traditional culinary artistry with modern techniques. Dishes are beautifully served on tasting plates, allowing guests to savor a variety of flavors during lunch or dinner. The focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients from trusted suppliers enhances the culinary experience. Enjoy traditional Czech appetizers, soups, main courses, and vegetarian specialties, accompanied by unlimited consumption of selected non-alcoholic beverages, Czech and Moravian wines, and Pilsner Urquell beer on tap. Set in an open kitchen on the ground floor, the restaurant also boasts a modern and stylish bar. Talíř's visit promises not only a delightful gastronomic journey but also a visual delight.

The Hard Rock Café Prague is one of the biggest and buzziest branches of the iconic brand in Europe, so why wait to savor its classic food and rock ‘n’ roll vibe? Skip the line and breeze straight inside the hip restaurant in Prague Old Town to savor its mouth-watering American-inspired food. Choose from three tantalizing dinner menu options, enjoy the upbeat atmosphere, and inspect the quirky memorabilia on show, including a faux-fur vest worn by guitar great Jimi Hendrix and  a pair of bell-bottoms sported by Elvis Presley.

View the Prague skyline at night and listen to traditional Czech music on a dinner cruise up the Vltava River. Board one of the city's oldest boats and enjoy a buffet dinner and welcome drink while you sail. Round-trip hotel transportation is included for your convenience.

Two must-do activities in Prague are sampling the beer and enjoying the river views: this fun cycle boat beer bike combines the two. Grab a group of energetic friends for this private tour. Paddle down the Vltava River, enjoy the views of some of the capital’s most beautiful bridges and buildings, and drink your feel of local beer (or alternatives, if you prefer).