Enjoy Adventure Day full of sport activities outside Prague. Our Adventure Day consists of cycling and climbing during which the group enjoys the nature of the Czech Republic near Prague. At the end of the day the group enjoys a grill party.

The group will leave Prague in the morning around 07.30. After 1 hr driving the group will arrive to Hýskov. Professional instructors will meet, greet and be with the group the whole day. The day will start with 1 hour full instructions and preparation. After that the kayaking on the Berounka river from Hýskov to Srbsko app. 10 km will begin.

13:00 Lunch in a nice restaurant with a view on the river (soup, chicken steak with potatoes, dessert and a drink)

14:00 Climbing and cycling program: the group is split into two groups to your preferences - a climbing group and cycling group.

The climbing group will be climbing in an old stone quarry with easy as well hard routes. There is a lot of routes so there is no delay between climbing. Possibility to try slackline too.

Cycling group: Cycling around Karlštejn Castle.

18:00 Grill party next to the rock where the climbing group was climbing – possibility to try to climb some routes for the cycling group

20:00 Adventure day ends - back to Prague

Its possible to hire a professional photographer to join the tour.

Prague is the first city, where you can see this unique exhibition. The exhibition includes the most valuable and the most complex collection of computers from 1976 till 2012 and other Apple, Pixar and Next products.

Come and see special exhibits of a company, which started in a garage and later became the most profitable one. Explore Jobs’ legacy as a revolution in the middle of the modern technology world.

Discover the story of a person, who created the prosperous Apple company and then got fired, bought Pixar film studious and founded the successful Next company… and then he got back to the leadership of dying Apple and achieved impossible results.

During the preparation of the project, we made sure to use only high quality materials and to keep the historical exhibition space clean and simple so it corresponds with the Apple philosophy. All proceeds will be donated to charity purposes.

Art Illusion Museum

Enter a world of unreal optical illusions. The Art Illusion Museum in Prague is a captivating destination that combines art and optical illusions to create an extraordinary experience for visitors. Located in the heart of Prague, this museum showcases a wide range of mind-bending artworks that challenge perception and play with the senses.

The largest museum of trick illusions in Prague with more than 150 interactive illusions. Perfect fun for all ages

Upon entering the museum, visitors are immediately transported into a world of illusions. The museum features various interactive exhibits and installations that are designed to deceive the eye and create a sense of wonder. From rooms that appear to be slanted or upside down to paintings that seem to come to life, every corner of the museum offers a unique and immersive experience. Try a magic chair or magical room that turns you into a dwarf or a giant. Let Charlie Chaplin and Albert Einstein entertain you.

One of the highlights of the Art Illusion Museum is the collection of 3D paintings. These artworks are skillfully created to give the illusion of depth and dimension, making visitors feel as if they are part of the scene. From stepping into a painting of a bustling city street to becoming a character in a famous artwork, the 3D paintings provide endless opportunities for fun and creative photographs.

In addition to the 3D paintings, the museum also features optical illusions that challenge perception. Visitors can explore rooms where the laws of gravity seem to be defied, or where objects appear to change shape and size depending on the angle from which they are viewed. These optical illusions are not only visually stunning but also provide a unique insight into the workings of the human mind.

Overall, the Art Illusion Museum in Prague offers a truly unforgettable experience for art enthusiasts and those seeking a different perspective. Whether you're looking to capture amazing photographs, challenge your perception, or simply immerse yourself in a world of artistic illusions, this museum is a must-visit destination in Prague.

When, in 1912, raised in Mlada Boleslav for the first time in the air Metoděj Vlach with his monoplane, only a few people realized that he was the first Czechs who built an airplane of his own design, powered by an automotive engine and taking off by himself.

One hundred years later the the air museum was built. Building of air museum Metoděj Vlach is particularly an outstanding creative achievement of Ing. Arch. Michal Hlavacek, who was at the birth of the project. He was inspired by the shape of an "invisible / stealth" aircraft F-117 Nighthawk.

A part of the visit is to try the flight simulator. How to take off and land in a simulator.

The collection includes more than 25 mostly fully functional aircrafts, originals and replicas. Radios, aerial cameras, uniforms, overalls, appliances and other aviation equipment from the period from the pioneer times to the present.

Bike tour in Prague

On this bike tour, your guide will take you around the most important sights in the centre of Prague on both sides of the Vltava River. Among other things, we will take a walk past the Old Town Square, the Jewish quarter, cycle along the river to Rudolfinum and then cross the river.

On Mala Strana we cycle under the bridge and via small streets to the Charles Bridge, where we make a small stop to hear the history of this bridge. Now it is the turn of John Lennon, the wall and markers must be brought out for those who want to write or draw. We are going to see the funny babies when we cycle through Kampa park. After crossing another bridge, we are at the National Theatre and will hear about this and the dancing house.

Then it's time for us to return to our starting point, but make a stop at Vaclav Square first to hear a little about the communist era, and finally the turn has come to the Powder Tower and Municipal House.

Remember to bring a marker to write/draw on the Lennon Wall, the only wall in Prague where it is allowed to do graffiti without being fined.

For anyone under the age of 18, wearing a bicycle helmet during the tour is mandatory. These will be handed out along with the bikes.

Maximum for a group is 60 people. This group will be divided into smaller groups with a maximum of 15 in each due to security. If you are more than 60 people, the tour will be made in continuation of each other at 2 hour intervals.

All tours are with English-speaking guides.

Come and enjoy the good and fun bike tour with our guide and help discover the amazing history that has made Prague so extraordinary.

Other tours by bike, Prague Castle with/without Petrin Hill or Vysehrad, are on request only. However, these tours are more demanding as they are located on hills, but the views are worth the effort.

For smaller groups (max 17 people) it is also possible to get an E-Bike tour. Or maybe simply combine it with regular bikes.

Black & Light Theatre

We are going to the theater to witness a terrific beautiful and colorful performance with black and light effects. It is a combination of the ultraviolet light and fantastically skilled dancers that almost gives the feeling that gravity is nullified.

The performance is pantomime (without words) and humor plays a supporting role in all the performances. It is always a suitable and unforgettable experience for children as well as adults.

Black/light theatre originates from the East, but Prague has settled on the genre as if it were theirs, and thus its own stamp on the plays.

The pieces, which are performed by various actors and dancers, are dressed all in black while performing. But because of the very special lighting effects – black light – you can't see these people performing, but just their paraphernalia that they bring to the stage and with which they perform some wonderful maneuvers. In between these plays, there will be other actors at the front of the stage performing a traditional show with comedy, mimicry and sketches, but without words, so everyone can understand what is going on.

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City tour is behind you? Dinner eaten? Lets have some group fun!

Introducing first and only Black Light Adventure Mini Golf and bar in Prague, where fun never ends. Divide into teams or fight for golf glory on your own. You will get all equipment need, a drink of your choice and plenty of time in the highly stylized arena to calmly hit every ball to get it into a hole in the smallest amount of tries possible.

Several hours of fun within walking distance from the old town square. The venue is in an old book printing factory and has a chilled out atmosphere, so its perfect for everyone who wants to recharge his batteries, but still have little bit of activity.

Botanical Garden in Prague is located at the northwest side of Prague next to famous Prague ZOO, beautiful Troja Chateau,, which can be combined with visit of botanical garden very easily.

OPTION 1: SUBTROPIC PROGRAM

Subtropical program focuses on plants of subtropics and tropics. It emphasizes what parts of plants are used, and also mentions their distribution and ecological relationships. Visitors will see plants they use in everyday life and find out how to reveal them in daily used food products. The program also calls for reflection on growing tropical plants and environmental protection.

OPTION 2: CONIFER PROGRAM

The program will introduce our and exotic conifers and other gymnosperms (eg Ginkgo). Program will present their construction, reproduction and way of life, as well as practical use and many interesting facts. Visitors will learn about several “living fossils” and try to identify selected conifers according to typical features. The program also describes the relationships of gymnosperms to other organisms and touches topic of ecology in sense of importance of these types of plants for our planet and life.

If you wish to see a typical process of creating wine and dont want to go far away to Moravia, this is a trip for you. You will learn about history of wine making in Prague, different types of wine plants and what are typical signs and processes of several wine brands. Visit includes highly exclusive in local wine cellar, which is usually closed to ordinary visitors.

Botanical Garden in Prague is located at the northwest side of Prague next to famous Prague ZOO, beautiful Troja Chateau,, which can be combined with visit of botanical garden very easily.

Have you seen all the historical sights and look for some fun? We are offering modern bowling space in centre of Prague, where you can enjoy some activity and chill after several hours of monument or company visits.

According to group size and your needs, you will be divided into several groups with separate bowling lines, every member will receive shoes of their size and fun can finally begin. So choose your bowling ball and spend hour or two getting those points!

Brewery tour at Kozel Velke Popovice.

On this tour, we will invite you for an interesting visit in the popular brewery Kozel Velke Popovice, which are many people's absolute favorite brewery with "the goat on the logo" and the dark beer. The brewery Kozel Velke Popovice is located about 30 km. outside Prague. On this tour you will see how to brew the famous beer and learn the brewery's history which dates back to year 1874 when Baron Ringhoffer founded the brewery. Today Kozel is part of the world wide SAB Miller United breweries.

The tour in the brewery will take about 90 minute and we will "Follow the goat", where we see as well the historic buildings as the current top modern facilities. The tour starts from the current brew house, where you will learn about the brewing process and the raw materials that are used for the beer. After that, the tour continues in other parts of the brewery and we will see the exciting cellars where the beer is fermented and stored. During the round trip there will be a tasting of an unfiltered beer Kozel,

We will come across a 40 meter long "Beer channel" for bottling hall, where the beer comes in bottles, kegs and cans before being shipped to the brewery.

During the tour, we will see a film about the brewery's history and the historic buildings. Finally, the group will meet "the goat Olda" which is the live mascot of the brewery.

On this tour we will meet on Novomestsky pivovar - the New Town Brewery, which is a micro brewery and restaurant with as much as 400 seats.

We will offer you a beer or a soft drink and then the guide will learn you about beer and beer brewing for about 30 min. He will tell you about the brewing methods, where the malt is poured into the big copper kettles and heated to 70 degrees. After that the hops are added, which gives the beer the taste and especially the bitterness. At last the yeast is added, which converts the sugar from the malt into alcohol.

We will also tell you a lot about some of big breweries in the Czech Republic like Pilsner Urquell and Budweiser, as well as you will be entertained with the Czech beer traditions in the old traditional pubs.

After this lecture we will show you around in the brewery, where we will see the big copper kettles, which are placed in the middle of the restaurant. We will tell you more about the brewing methods, and you will have the chance to see, smell and taste the different ingredients like malt and hops. Thereafter we will visit the open fermentation vessels, where we can see the beer with fine, white foam, caused by the fermentation. The last stop on the tour will be the lager tanks, where the beer is matured for more than 40 days

We can recommend you to combine the tour with lunch or dinner in the cozy restaurant.

Visit the brewery Pilsner Urquell.

Pilsner brewery is located approximately 1.5 hour drive west of Prague. It is the country's largest with an annual production of approximately 10 mill. hectoliters in the whole group, including 5 million. brewed at the brewery in Pilsen, which is roughly equivalent to what is consumed in Denmark in a year.

The tour takes about 100 minutes, and we start at the visitor center with a little bit of info about the brewery. Then we drive by bus to the bottling hall, which is one of the most modern in Europe. After the bottling hall we will see a very informative film about the brewery and about the brewing process and then we will see, smell and taste of malt and hops, which are the main ingredients in the good beer. Next, we enter the new hall from 2004, when the beer is boiled, and where also the first cooking vessel from the start in 1842 is on display. Finally, a historical section with photos and objects from the brewery's earliest years.

The last stop on the tour is a visit to the brewery's historical warehouse cellar with a temperature of five degrees. There we have the opportunity to taste a speciality, an unfiltered and unpasteurized Pilsner Urquel stored in one of the brewery's original oak barrels.

After the tour, there will be the opportunity to enjoy more of the good beer. You can also eat lunch in the brewery's own restaurant.

After the visit of brewery, located in Pilsen's center, there is the opportunity for free time on the main square.

This small brewery is situated in the cellar of an Art Nouveau building in the centre of Litoměřice. The Brewery produces 600 hl of beer per year. The basic production is 12° light lager beer and half­light lager beer. The other production is 11° lager beer and 10° light draft and multistage specials. All beers are produced by Czech technology, using traditional ingredients.

The excursion includes a brewery visit with English speaking guide, beer tasting (all their beers are unfiltered and unpasteurized) and lunch or a small refreshment.

The visitors could order some refreshments from the menu with beer and have a seat in the brewery restaurant Labuť. The restaurant can prepare a typical Czech meat feast for the guests (to be ordered in advance).

Litoměřice is a town in Northern Bohemia at the confluence of rivers Labe and Ohře. The population is about 25000 people. Near Litoměřice is the concentration camp Terezín, which could be very interesting to visit for students as well as adults.

Come and see the modern, unique historical brewery. Especially historic brewhouse, cooling drains and fermenting tanks in the fermentation room made from oak wood according to the original designs. The current form of the brewery is the result of successful reconstruction in 1986. Brewery U Fleků is the only brewery in Central Europe, where beer is brewed without interruption for more than 500 years. All restaurant and brewery is in ancient house decor. In eight halls and the outdoor garden brewery offers restaurant comfortable seating for more than 1,200 visitors.

During the excursion you will be guided through the brewery production. Visitors can taste dark lager beer, see a film about the history of the brewery and buy souvenirs. The brewery and restaurant U Fleku is also a place of culinary experiences. Modern kitchen staff has to satisfy the requirements of even the pickiest gourmets offering traditional Czech dishes.

Břevnov monastery brewery

This microbrewery is located next to the Břevnov Monastery, which is the country's oldest and dates back to the 9th century. Even then, beer was brewed on site. The current microbrewery is new.

The tour started with a very short lecture about the history of the place, followed by a short film about the history of the brewery and a review of the brewing process. Then you can visit a small glass museum and a very old storage room in the basement.

We continue to the brewery itself, where we see and possibly taste the main ingredients for that beer, namely hops and malt, at the same time as we get a taste of the lovely unfiltered and unpasteurized beer, which is tapped directly from the storage tanks.

Finally, we see the fermentation and storage tanks, as well as the large sacks of malt

Danish-speaking guide on the entire trip.

The brewery visit takes approx. 1 hour and the brewery itself is located on the outskirts of Prague. You can take public transport to the brewery or drive there in your own bus. We may possibly arrange lunch or dinner at the monastery restaurant next to the brewery.

Cesky Krumlov is probably the second most interesting town in the Czech Republic. It is placed in a beautiful area in South Bohemia.

By right it is registered at UNESCO heritage list. The centre of town consists of 300 historical houses in the narrow, bended, little streets at Moldau, that winds through the Old Town.

In different centuries three noble families - the Rosenbergs, the Eggenbergs and the Schwarzenbergs - have all dominated the area and the town and have been living in many of the houses. They have been the owners of the brewery and the castle, which after the Prague castle is the biggest in the Czech Republic.

From the parking lot we take a walk in the historical centre and find a nice restaurant for lunch.

Later we cross the river Moldau to get to the castle for a visit the interior. Then you will have a couple of hours on your own to see more parts of the castle, visit the oldest theatre in the world or just for a walk in the enormous gardens connected to the castle. You will find an outdoor theatre with rotating auditorium and a fish pound.

We will end our visit in Cesky Krumlov in the town brewery for a beer, before we enter the bus and go back to Prague.

This tour is an alternative to the regular city tour, as the students are forced to find and seek out answers to the tasks. The tasks are diverse, and students must contact some local czech people to clear some of the tasks. On this tour the participants will visit almost all the same places as on the traditional city tour.

The guide picks the group up at the hotel and takes you to the Old Town Square. The guide divides the group into the teams of 4-5 persons. Each team gets a questions, which they must answer. When all the groups have got their first question, they are sent off to find the answer. When the group has found the answer, they give it to the guide, and the group will get the next task, etc. There is a total of 7 questions to be answered.

During the race the groups will visit most of the following places: the Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, Týn Church, The Jewish Quarter, Wenceslas Square, the Municipal House and the Theatre of Estates. At the end of this Treasure Hunt the guide will make a calculation of the points granted for the answers, and there is a small prize for the best group.

For groups who would like some "active holiday" we can offer a climbing course near Alkazar. The area is located 40 km from Prague (45 min. drive). The area is easily reachable by train or by the groups own bus.

This area is offering: safe climbing area, lots of easy climbing routes, lovely nature. Main program: rock climbing - Introduction to rock climbing, safety on rocks, correct form of climbing, belaying and abseiling.

Additional program: First aid aimed on basic life support, slackline, possibility to visit caves around the climbing area.

Extra information:

In case of bad weather the course would be held in the indoor climbing centre.

It´s not possible to climb the whole day because you get tired pretty fast, that´s why we would organize additional program.

Most groups would be split into two blocks where one would join the main program and other group would join the additional program.

First aid program is focused on first help in nature and is held by professionals.

In our culture evening we are in the theater to see the famous black-light theater. This genre is originally from the East and has really taken hold in the Czech Republic.

The evening begins as we take you to a really nice Czech restaurant in the center, where we start with a glass of Czech champagne followed by a delicious three-course dinner with a drink. Then we go to the theater to watch a breathtaking beautiful and colorful show with black light effects that Prague is so famous for. The show is without words and therefore also an unforgettable evening for children. Black-light theater originated from the East, but Prague is one of the few places in Europe where you can experience it.

It is a breathtaking beautiful and very colorful show with lots of black-light effects that this theater form is so famous for. In front of the stage there are some actors who perform a traditional fun with comedy, mime and sketches, but without words, so everyone can easily understand what it is about. Sometimes there are features where other actors appear, dressed entirely in black. Due to the very special light effects - black light - you can not see these actors, but one can easily see the paraphernalia that they have on stage.

The price incl dinner, ticket for theatre and pick up service

Cycling in Divoka Sarka

Riding on a bicycle through the centre is fun, but in crowded locations and during peak hours it might by a little stressful. For these cases we can offer cycling tour for up to 50 persons outside centre that goes mostly around locations in Prague 6.

You can choose length of your trips with experienced instructors from 12km up to 30 km, depending on your riding skill, fitness level and time schedule. We start from Faculty of Physical Education and Sport near park Divoka Sarka and continue on the bike routes through other parks, nearby forrests and interesting areas that will show you Prague from very different, fresh angle. Route usually ends back at the faculty.

For every trip you will get a mountain bike, get introduction on safety and instructor will stay with you for the entire trip. Price for the bikes always remains the same, price for instructors depends on group size, requirements and length of the route. If needed, we can also arrange lunch nearby the end.

Evening river cruise with Dinner

Have you got an evening off in Prague? Accept our invitation for an evening river cruise on the Vltava river. The boat trip was always one of our most popular trips. It is incredible nice to see many of Prague`s sights from the water front while you enjoy a great dinner.

We will sail past the greatest historical highlights like the Charles Bridge, the Prague Castle, the National Theater, the Dancing House, Vysehrad etc. After the dinner it is possible to go to the deck and enjoy the stunning views and charming atmosphere. Remember photocamera and video recorder.

On the boat you can enjoy a big dinner buffet with various hot and cold dishes, salads, cheese, fruit and cake.

Adult groups will get an aperitif which is a blend of schnapps and liqueur of 38% alcohol, a typical Czech drink. Other beverages is not includeded.

Our driver will pick you up at your hotel and drive you to the folklore restaurant.

You will be welcomed with a Medovina, which is an aperitif of 18 % alcohol, brewed on honey. This will be followed by a typical, Czech three course dinner with free consumption of beer, wine and soft drinks.

During and after dinner you will attend a big folklore show. It consists of four dancers, four musicians and a singer and compére, all dressed in beautiful, traditional costumes. They will present to you music, dance and songs from Bohemia. Moravia and Slovakia. Among other things you will have the chance to see the typical cymbal, which is a stringed instrument, which is used in gypsy music.

You might even have the chance to join the show yourself

After the show our driver will drive you back to your hotel.

The center of Prague is full of ghosts and legends. If you want to get to know some of them, then you must join this trip!

We meet in the center to look for the ghosts. We walk around the Old Town and enjoy the very special atmosphere in the (un)pleasant, crooked alleys and alleys, while the guide tells about some of the many ghosts, which still haunts the center of Prague.

You must hear about the Turk who walked around Prague with his own head under his arm. Those of you who happen to be virgins are warned against walking at night in certain parts of the city, where a knight chases maidens. You will get an explanation, why a poor ghost, who walks around with no flesh on his body, collects money for his own funeral.

We will visit the medieval underground in 2 unique places, Gothic (13/14th century) with exhibitions of medieval life and the secret alchemist laboratory and Dungeon with exhibition of instruments of torture and execution.;

We will visit the glass plant in the small town of Nizbor, where we will see the full production. The glass workers take the 1450 degrees hot molten glass out of the melting furnace and blow it into the moulds. Other workers are carrying the finished products to the cooling owens.

Then we see the first quality control, where the excess glass is cut away. The controllers examine carefully the products to ensure the quality. If not the product is crushed and the glass will be recycled together with the excess glass.

The last stop on the tour will be the cutting department, where we will see the fine patterns being cut.

After the excursion in the glass factory is possible to buy a refreshments in the cafeteria or to shop in the crystal factory shop, where the prices are considerable lower than in Prague.

Crystal BOHEMIA was founded in 2008 in order to keep and develop the tradition how to produce lead crystal in Poděbrady. The company became the owner of the glass factory in April 2009 and today there are 330 employees.

The factory is placed in the town Poděbrady and continues the tradition of producing cut lead crystal in Bohemia. This tradition dates back to the beginning of the 18th century and has had a big influence on the prouction of crystal all over the world.

The company is the leading producer of crystal in the Czech Republic and is one of the most important in the world, as 90% of the of the production is exported.

During the visit you can see an exhibition about the history of the factory and you will have the chance to see a movie, which illustates how to produce lead crystal. We will, too, show you the furnaces with the molten glass and later how the items are cut in fine patterns. After the excursion we will take you to the outlet shop Cash and Carry, where you can do some shopping. All guests will receive a small present.

In the Czech Republic, golf has become a very popular sport. Throughout the country there are a lot of national and international golf courses of a pretty high standard.

We offer you 18 holes in the fresh air. Our minibus will pick you up at your hotel and drive you to the golf course. After a nice day with a lot of exercise in the beautiful nature the bus will bring you back to your hotel.

The size of the golf course is approximately 5000 m²

Connected to the course you will find many facilities like driving range with indoor and outdoor mats, chipping, pitching and putting greens. Warm up range next to tee no 1.

If you contact us in advance, it is possible to rent all the needed equipment and hire a golf coach.

Price: 6.000,- CZK

The price includes bus.

Grand Sightseeing Tour

Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is famous for its architecture, old bridges, impressive castles and charming streets. A city tour on foot with English speaking guide tour you will really get an insight into the richness and beauty of the city.

We start our historical journey at the Powder Tower and Municipal House. The Powder Tower is one of the 13 city towers leading into the old town. From here we walk to the Charles Universe and the Estates Theatre. Among other things, we will hear about Mozart and his influence on this theatre.

Then the time has come to take in the Old Town Square and collect lots of impressions. We take a closer look at the astronomical clock and the history behind Orloj, as the watch is also called among the Czechs. And if we turn around, we immediately see the beautiful Tyn Church, which is build in Gothic style.

During our city tour, we will also visit the Jewish Quarter, known as Josefov. This area has a rich Jewish history and features synagogues, the Jewish Town Hall and the Old Jewish Burial Ground. It is a unique experience to explore this area and learn about the Jewish culture of Prague.

One of the most notable sights in Prague is the Charles Bridge, which spans the River Vltava. This bridge is an architectural gem and is known for its many statues and the stunning views of the city. A walk across Charles Bridge is a must-do activity during a city tour of Prague.

Another important attraction is Prague Castle, which is the largest continuous castle in the world. The castle is home to the famous St. Vitus Cathedral, an impressive example of Gothic architecture. Inside the castle you can explore various palaces, gardens and museums that provide insight into the city's history. From the castle grounds there is a great view of most of Prague.

The wax museum is located in the centre of Prague just few steps from Old town square.Visit in Grévin Prague is an exciting journey from history to present. Leave reality behind and enter the legends in seven interactive universes where reality and imagination become one.

Grévin exhibits life-like wax figurines of Czech and world famous personalities in rich scenography setting, full of visual and sound effects. Sing with Michael Jackson, take a selfie with Brad Pitt or play the piano with Mozart. Meet with the Empress Marie Therese and Golem before you go party with George Clooney, Meryl Streep and Karel Gott.

You can create your own 3D wax figurine in a compute and share your experience with friends. You can download the app. which guide you during the time which you spend in museum. After all you can buy some presents or souvenirs in Magic souvenir shop or take a rest in Café Grévin. For those who want to have a party or some kind of event in very extraordinary space, Grévin Wax Museum is a perfect possibility.

We are sure that you will enjoy the time in this museum.

High Rope

Its not easy to find activity that is fitting for everyone, but high ropes are universally great and fun for anyone looking for adventure and unforgettable moments.

In the first part of the program, which lasts 45 - 90 min, you will find challenges in the form of a short fun warm-up (games), low rope obstacles and teaching effective belay techniques. In the second part, we move to high rope obstacles - individual and team. At the end you will experience adrenaline speciality in the form of a giant swing from 7 meters (its inclusion depends on the length of the program).

Program length can be from 2-4 hours (depending on your skill and group size) and includes trained instructors, entire equipment and insurance of participants.

Chocotopia - Chocolate Museum

Taste the story of chocolate on two floors in a brand new exposition. You will learn about the history of chocolate, the story behind bloody sacrificial rituals of Maya and Aztecs, follow the journey of cocoa beans from plantation all the way to your mouth and find out how the best chocolate is made.

Entertain yourself with a interactive exposition and activities - help the archeologist to reveal the secret of chocolate and watch a movie about cocoa production in a cinema. Visit the chocolate workroom and watch how original belgian pralines are made. Does it make your mouth water? You can taste various types of chocolate for free! Would you like to try making a chocolate on your own? Sign up for one of our workshops.

Please your other senses as well, besides visiting the museum of chocolate which belongs to the international chain Choco-story you can visit our museum of wax figures, celebrities are waiting for you to take a picture with them for bundle price.

The Saint James Church, The Convent of st Agnes of Bohemia and the Prague underground.

On this trip we will first visit the impressing Saint James Church, which was founded already 1232.

You will learn, why the remains of an arm are hanging just next to the statue of Virgin Mary, and why a noble man by accident was buried alive in the church. And finallly how a painter in some way was protected against the plague.

From there we walk a short way to the Convent of St Agnes of Bohemia, which is placed by the river. It was founded in 1234 By the Holy Agnes, who protected the weak, the poor and the sick people. She was the sister of Marketa, who was brought to Denmark to mary a Danish king. Agnes founded the only still existing, czech monastic order, the Nights of the Cross with the Red Star. Today the convent houses a part of the National Gallery including some fantastic icons from 1200-1550, as well as some of the earliest rulers are buried in the church in the convent. During the visit we well tell you how Agnes finally in 1989 was canonized and what consequenses that (might) have for the Czech people today

Finally we reach the high-light of the day, which is the visit in the Prague underground. 6-7 meters below the Old Town Hall we find the "Town under the Town", where people were living in the 12th century, until several meters of soil were put on top of all the houses, because of the big problems with the floodings. The walls in the Romanesque houses are several meters thick as they were constructed as small fortresses to protect the residents against the enemy. We will see a big number of wells, because the rich inhabitants were unsatisfied with the quality of the water in the public wells.

Later the cellars were used as dungeons and torture chambers. We take a walk in the old gallery and tell the stories about how the prisoners were tortured and lived a miserable life.

If you haven’t spent last decades on other planet, you probably know that Czech hockey is a phenomenon. Czech players won Nagano Olympic Games, won World Championship3 times in a row and every year our considered favourites of any tournament in the world. And it all begins in Hockey ExtraLeague that is czech version of such year-long leagues as american NHL or russian KHL.

In Prague, we offer and highly recommend visit of one of the HC Sparta Prague matches, as Sparta is one of the historically most succesful and popular teams and plays its games in modern 02 Arena which offers not only great games, but also atmosphere and comfort for the visitors not far from Prague centre.

Choose one of the matches during the week or on weekend, grab a drink or hot dog in stadium stand and enjoy Czech hockey in its pure form with rest of the fans. Everyone can see it on television, but you haven’t seen hockey, until you saw it on your own eyes.

Feel natural elements on your skill, learn the power of water flow, find out what is under the ground of our planet and learn more about humans, Earth and space in 10 interactive expositions with different attractions that will show you that learning can be fun and educational at the same time.

IQ Landia Science Center is located in city of Liberec just around hour away from Prague, but its a trip worth taking as you will experience four floors and several hours of incredibly inventive explanations about how world around you works. Ideal not only smaller children, but also for classes of high schooler, who are bored of sitting around in classes, reading books and listening to teachers.

In IQ Landia you can for example manipulate with water canal and change power and amount of water in it. You can experience earthquake or blow of heavy winds. You will see a geology of your home planet and you will also learn about how stuff in your home actually work, so maybe you will spare some money on water plumber next time. Or you can more about planets around us, old inventions that were part of everyday life or your own sexuality.

IQ Landia offers also unique space experience with modern IQ Planetarium and 4 different shows of your choosing according to program (Planets, Astronauts, Travel through time and Dawn of cosmic age). These shows take around 1 hours each and are sold separately from IQ Landia Science Center.

Karlovy Vary is the most famous spa town in the Czech Republic. It is known for the 12 mineral springs.

It's history dates back to the 14th century and throughout history many of the most important, European personalities have visited the town. We can mention Russian tsars, English kings, many of the great composers and Goethe.

We will take a walk through the town, passing some of the impressing colonnades, with the possibility to taste the mineral water from some of the springs. In the middle of town we get to the most famous of them - Vridlo, it rises to a height of 14 meters.

Our driver will lead you to a cosy restaurant for a nice lunch.

Karlovy Vary is also known for the production of crystal in the Moser glass factory, the Thun porcelain and for the Czech national spirit, the Becherovka, which is a herb liqueur of 38 % alcohol. We offer you a tour in the factory and some samples of this excellent drink.

 

Karlštejn is located approximately 35 km outside Prague. It takes about 45 min. to drive to the small town where the castle Karlštejn is situated on the top of the hill.

The castle was built by Emperor Charles IV in the mid-1300s as a repository of the precious crown jewels and the many relics, and is one of the most important places of Czech history.

You have about three hours on your own, where you can choose to walk or drive in the minibus or carriage to the castle. From there you can walk down the hill and you will find a lot of souvenir shops and crystal shops, which are much cheaper than in Prague. Along the way, you can enjoy a nice lunch in one of the many excellent and extremely cheap restaurants.

Karlštejn is located in a scenic area by the river Berounka.

The Koneprusy dripstone caves are placed app. 45 minutes drive from Prague. They were discovered in 1950 and made accessible for the public in 1959. Our guide will take you for a one hour long sightseeing in these impressing caves. In the many rooms we will see different dripstone formations in beautiful colours. We will have the chance to admire and learn about stalactites, stalagmites and stalagnates. In the biggest cave there are examples of the famous Koneprusy roses, which is a special kind of dripstone formation. In one of the rooms we can see copies of bones from homo sapiens, makak monkey, deer and the woollen rhino. The last stop shows the money forgery workshop from the 15th century.

You can combine this tour with a visit to the Karlstejn Castle. See description under the Tours in Prague

Price: 3000 CZK

The price includes pick up by private minibus in your hotel, English speaking guide and entry to the dripstone caves.

Konopiste is placed about 45 km south-east of Prague. It was built in the 13th century, but is mostly known, because it was the last residence of Franz Ferdinand d'Este, the successor of the Habsburg throne. He was murdered in Sarajevo in 1914, which started World War I.

We walk from the parking lot a little bit up hill through the beautiful nature to the castle.

In the castle interior there are large collections of different kinds. We can observe the residential rooms of the family, big exhibitions of art, statues and paintings as well as one of the world's biggest collections of historical weapons. There is an extensive, thematic collection of St. George.

You will also have the opportunity to take a stroll in the beautiful castle gardens, visiting the bear pit and the peacocks.

At last we will enjoy a nice lunch in a hunting restaurant close to the castle.

Price: 5.000,- CZK.

The price includes bus, entry to one exhibition and English speaking guide.

The Krizikova Fountain consists of 3000 water nozzles and 1248 coloured spotlights, which illuminate the water in many beautiful colours. The water springs to music - classical or modern. It can be one of the great Czech, classical composers, music from musicals, modern pop, music from movies or something else. The performance is also suited for children.

If you want to listen to nice music and at the same time follow a fascinating experience of singing fountain join us for the show of Krizik Fountain. It is one of the most monumental illuminated fountains with music in Europe.

Our driver will pick you up at your hotel at 18.00 and take you to our restaurant, where a typical Czech dinner will be served. After this nice dinner you will enjoy the impressing performance at the fountain. After the performance the driver will take you back to your hotel.

The price incl. dinner, entrance ticket and pick up service.

This unique town is protected by UNESCO and really worth visiting. It sprang up because some very rich silver veins were discovered in the underground in the 13th century. Afterwards wooden houses were built without planning on the spot, which gives the town its picturesque look. In the Middle Ages Kutna Hora was a competitor to Prague to be the most important town in the area.

We are going to visit the impressing church of St. Barbara, which was constructed in the 14th Century by the same architects, who built the St. Vitus Cathedral on the Prague Castle.

Then you have a few hours on your own. F. ex to visit the Small Castle, where the excursion includes a walk in one of the silver mines or you can go to the Italian Court or just have a nice lunch in one of the cosy restaurants in the center of town.

Finally we drive to the outskirts of Kutna Hora to visit the bone church, where the macabre interior consists of decorations made out of the bones from 40.000 human beings. The bones are arranged in chandeliers, pyramides, coats of arms etc.

Laterna Magika is a nonverbal theatre located in Prague. Its origins are connected with the Expo '58 in Brussels. The plays are internationally comprehensible since they are silent. The performances are a combination of dance, film and black theatre. Laterna Magika is a well known tourist destination and is considered key in the development of modern Czech theatre.

The director Alfréd Radok and scenographer Josef Svoboda, introduced their peculiar theatrical form in Brussels and titled it Laterna Magika (Magic Lantern). The essence of the project lies in the connection of film and theatre, in a kind of "new media show" Radok and Svoboda used polyekran (parallel projection to more screens), synchronized individual theatrical and film elements, and organized their inner rhythm into one "multi-genre" performance.

After the exhibition ended, the programme was transferred to Prague, to establish a new experimental scene. Laterna Magika was at first (in 1958-60) joined to Prague's National Theatre, however, its activity was later connected to other Prague theatres.

An array of well-known personalities, directors, choreographers, dramatic advisers and composers (e.g. Rudolf Rokl, Jiří Šlitr, Oldřich František Korte, Zdeněk Mahler and many others) cooperated on developing the principles of Laterna Magika. Among other important cooperators belong Evald Schorm, Miloš Forman, Jiří Trnka, Ján Kadár, Elmar Klos, Ján Roháč, Jiří Srnec, Jan Švankmajer and Juraj Jakubisko. During nearly 50 years of Laterna Magika's existence, over 30 performances have been created and the company toured with the experimental projects all around the world.

Except from theatre, Laterna Magika is best known as Civic Forum's headquarters during the Velvet Revolution of 1989.

In May 1942 the German Deputy Reichsprotector, Reinhard Heydrich, was assassinated in Prague by some Czech parachutists. The German revenge for this was terrible. They sought out some villages around Prague, burned them down and murdered at random.

Among them was Lidice, a small village app. 25 km west of Prague, where all men and boys older than 16 were executed on the spot and women and smaller children sent to extinction camps in Poland and the Baltic countries.

On this excursion to Lidice we will visit a very interesting museum, which shows different items from the time and from the village. There are many original photos and short films from this tragic event, too.

Later we will take a walk in the present park, which was earlier the village Lidice. We will pass by some of the ruins of the school, the church and other houses, which were burnt down by the Germans. And we will see a monument of those 72 children who were sent to Ausschwitz and gased there.

Price:3.000 CZK.

Price includes pick up from your hotel by an English speaking guide and entry to Lidice.

 

This charming town is situated app. 25 km north of Prague on the spot, where the rivers the Elbe and Moldau meet. In this vineyard the Ludmila grapes are grown.

From the parking lot we will walk to the castle area. Next to the church of St. Peter and St. Paul we will visit the ossuary, where the decoration consists of the bones from 10.000 - 15.000 human beings.

Next stop is the wine castle, where the wine was grown already in the Middle Ages, and it was the residence of the queen widows. For more than 250 years the castle has been owned by the noble family Lobkowicz.

In the castle we go for a tour on our own, equipped with written information.

Finally we will visit the authentic wine cellar, where we can still admire the several hundred years old wine barrels. We offer you a wine tasting with a sample of six different wines from the castle.

We will have time for a nice lunch in one of the cosy restaurants on the town square.

Price per person: 1000 CZK per person.

The price includes bus, entry to the ossuary, the castle, wine tasting and English speaking guide.

We will take you to the medieval restaurant, which is situated on the King's Road, by the stairs, that are leading to the castle. This cosy, arched restaurant has uninterruptedly been a tavern since 1475 and is one of the very oldest in Prague. The lower cellar is haunted by ghosts begging for more beer.

You will have a medieval dinner, consisting of a starter, main course with different kinds of meat and garnish, ending with some cake for dessert. You will eat this dinner just like they did in the Middle Ages. To that one beer or one soft drink.

During and after dinner you will struggle with the naughty waiters and you will attend a big medieval program with swordsmen, belly dancers, fakir with fire and live medieval music. All actors are dressed in medieval costumes. The restaurant is lit by torches and candles only.

 

Our driver will pick you up at your hotel and bring you back after the show.

When was the last time that you experienced something for the first time? Welcome to the Museum of Senses Prague! A unique adventure that will challenge your senses, even those you never knew you had! A museum where nothing around you is as it seems. Are you ready?

The Museum of Senses offers over 50 different exhibits placed in different ecosystems that will take you on a fantastic journey to revive your senses and awaken those you didn’t know you had. You will feel like Alice in Wonderland and leave with eyes wide open.

During your visit you can become part of your daily meal, grow several meters high, dance on infinity disco dance floor, change your face, be broken to basic RGB colors or walk on the ceiling. Anything is possible!

The National Marionette theatre (puppet theatre) enjoys a long tradition in popular entertainment in Prague and around the Czech Republic. The master puppeteers' creations are true gems of artistic craftsmanship.

The National Marionette Theatre presents the finest puppet shows in Prague. Other theatres have sprung up, but to experience the original, book your place at this quaint little theatre.

Performances include puppet versions of Mozart's famous "opera of operas", Don Giovanni, and the enchanting story of the Magic Flute. Both are extraordinary productions, employing very tall puppets clothed in period costumes, set against 18th century stage sets.

Another notable performance is the Puppet Gala Performance, a lively mix of the puppeteers' finest works. In Marionette Theatre the story is recounted visually, with little or no spoken words. This makes the shows ideal for an international audience, of both adults and children.

We have to visit a real nuclear bunker from the Cold War in the 1950s. The nuclear bunker is built 4 floors underground.

On the guided tour, we visit the tunnels and spaces down in the nuclear bunker, where people had to hide to survive in the event of a nuclear war.

On the trip we will see the historical exhibition with original military equipment, gas masks, uniforms, pictures and civil defense equipment. The local tour guide will wear an authentic military uniform.

The nuclear bunker's exhibition consists of a collection of the most commonly used equipment used from World War II to 1989. The exhibition includes gas masks, measuring equipment, dozimeters, chemical analyzers, uniforms, army equipment, photographs, books, newspapers, helmets, bags, boxes, flags, needles and authentic original equipment from the bunker.

We will visit the nuclear bunker's tunnel system which includes the various rooms and connecting tunnels people would stay in. After the United States invented and used the atomic bomb at the end of the war, it became inevitable that other countries would follow suit, and a new era of warfare began.

Fortunately, the Cold War never escalated to a real war, but the fear of the war itself was much greater and in itself prevented the war. Preparations were made on both sides, but on the side of the Eastern bloc many more means were spent than on the Western to be prepared. After the end of communism, all the facilities that were meant to be used for the war became useless. Most of them were stopped to be maintained and became victims for the time being.

Enter the Cold War era with unique visit of the nuclear fallout shelter. Back in the 1950s and 1960s, these underground shelters were real thing due to fear of nuclear war between USA and Soviet Union. The Folimanka shelter is known to be the largest underground construction in Prague 2. Its interior of 1332 m² can hold up to 1300 persons. The shelter is maintained and is fully functional with lighting and heating. It is located approximately 20 meters below ground level.

The original construction plans date back to 1952 and the shelter was completed in 1962. Structure consists of concrete blocks and inside there are several rooms, including two toilets, a sanitation room, a medical station, two oxygen stations, three filter-ventilation units, two dust chambers, two makeshift mortuaries, a communication center, and a power center. The shelter is equipped with armored doors, one main entrance, two emergency exits, several emergency exits to the dome, and an observation post.

You will not only see the inside of the shelter, but also permanent exhibitions. Ashes of Ash Wednesday Exhibition reminds bombing of Prague in 1945 by Allied air force. On display is even defused American 500 LB General Purpose bomb. Included in Folimanka Shelter is also improvised cinema hall with documentary about Cold War and other crisis situations.




Explore the premises of the former wastewater treatment plant. Visitors will see the original premises with the remains of the original technological equipment - both for the own wastewater treatment and related operations (e.g. sludge management) and for ensuring the propulsion of machines (steam engine room and boiler room). We recommend good footwear and warmer clothing to visitors even in the summer months.

During the visit you will also see copies of the original plans and historical photographs from the construction of the treatment plant. Part of the tour route is also a film documentary from 1943. During each tour, visitors will pass through the original sewer (now non-functional). For those deeply interested in the history of technical buildings and especially Prague's sewage system, there is also a historical film documentary Men below Prague from 1947.

Additional tours for extra fee:

„The Převozníkův pram“ ferry cruise: Additionally, you can experience ride with a vessel weighing 1,5 tons and installed in one of the sedimentation tanks located underground in the Old Wastewater Treatment Plant. The cruise is a truly exceptional experience. Plexiglas windows are placed in the part of the floor, thanks to which you can see the surface below you during the cruise.

Climbing the ventilation shaft: Additionally, you can also experience climbing the ventilation shaft is one of the other unusual experiences we offer at the Old Wastewater Treatment Plant. The climb can be made at any time, day or night, but is not suitable to implement it in rainy weather and frost. Can be ordered either as part of a tour or separately. It is possible to have your photo taken at the top of the chimney. The age limit is set at 18 years, while exit is possible from 10 years only with the consent of the legal representative.

Prague Underground

This tour in the Old Town and the underground is a really exciting trip for those who want to experience the old, unknown and dark Prague.

Prague is famous for its beautiful buildings and the cozy atmosphere, but there is another and more cruel history of the Prague underground. At the Old Town Square under the Astronomical Clock the underground is hidden 6-7 meters below the current ground level. You now have the chance to get to more levels beneath the city and see places where people lived in the 12th century and which later became a notorious prison and torture cellar.

The tour starts from the Powder Tower, goes on through one of the oldest streets in Prague where there used to be three palaces, continuing into the small alleys, and you can see buildings which are hundreds of years old. You will hear about the Templar Knights in Prague, Mozart, Tycho Brahe, the Royal Route, Franz Kafka, religious war, the end of WW2 and many other interesting stories.

Then we go to the Old Town Hall to get down to the hidden city in the underground. Here we will visit several of the old rooms, and hear the cruel stories of prisoner's fates. You will learn about the struggles of the Czech resistance fighters with the SS and German soldiers in the last days before the liberation of Prague.

Before finishing the tour we go up in the tower and see the amazing view over Prague.

Join this new and exciting tour that takes place in the small streets of the Old Town and especially in the "town below town".

Prison Island Prague

Gather your friends and get ready for an exciting adventure at Prison Island.

A prison break scenario is a solid contender for the most popular escape room genre. What law-abiding citizen wouldn’t want to try it out and attempt the impossible escape? Here it’s all about teamwork and communication. Best for bonding and getting to know each other better.

You will need to combine thinking, balance, physicality and skill to overcome the challenges for each cell and come out on the top!

Prison Island Prague is an indoor game and leisure structure including: a reception area, a bar, a relaxation area, arcade games and 1200m2 of game surface with 30 cells containing challenges!

Prison Island Prague can accommodate 20 teams of 5 people simultaneously. Ideally, for an optimal game comfort, teams of 3-4 people are recommended.

At Prison Island Prague, it is a much larger game space with 30 cells containing 30 different challenges (physical, technical, intellectual). Moreover, you are free to compose your own course, to do and redo the challenges during the chosen time.

With your team, try to solve as many cells as possible. If you fail, you can retry a cell or choose to quickly visit other cells. Some cells require several presentations to win all the points. Be careful, the general timer is running!

Our game system is based on points, each successful challenge allows you to win between 25 and 100 points. The goal is to collect as many points as possible!

Large screens, placed at the reception and in the game area, allow you to see your ranking live!

The prison challenges are adapted for the general public. The diversity of the events and the concept based on teamwork allow everyone to participate according to their abilities and desires.

All scenarios are possible and the teams can be configured right up to the last moment at the cash desk. Our team will guide you towards the most comfortable solution.

In order to respect the scoring, once the teams have been launched, you must avoid mixing them. Cooperate, accumulate points and have fun in this unique concept that mixes Fort Boyard and Prison Break in the most intense way!

Prison Island is an indoor recreation centre for everyone!

On this pubcrawl it is obvious, that we will enjoy a lot of the excellent, world famous Czech beers. We will visit some of the typical, local pubs in the narrow side streets, where the waiters manage to serve two handfulls of big beers in one go. We will start the tour with the local spirit, Becherovka, which is a mixture between schnaps and liqueur, and then we will visit a number of bars to check out some of the many different kinds of tasty beer.

As there will be no time to have dinner on the tour, so please don't show up hungry.

 

Price: 450 CZK per person. Min. 10 persons.

The price includes guide, Becherovka and beers during the tour.

When visiting Czech Republic, you don’t need to stay in and around capital city of Prague. Just 90 minutes from Prague, you can experience adrenaline, but still fun and absolutely safe half-day/full-day adventure. You can visit high rope center, rent a non electric scooter and… enjoy some canoing on calm, yet sometimes a bit wild river of Jizera.

Jizera is ideal river for both experienced and non-experieced water riders and according to your needs you can enjoy the waters on your own or with professional instructors. Your starting point is in village Mala Skala, your finish is in village of Dolanky.

From there you can return by train, get pick up by your bus, or enjoy the nature a bit more and go back to Mala Skala on non electric scooters or bikes on very easy forrest and field road. Trust us, when you go to enjoy the wilderness, enjoy it fully on and off water.

Prague isn’t only historical monuments. Its also very unique wild river canal built on Vltava river near Prague Zoo. In cooperation with Charles University and Faculty of Physical Education and Sport you have unique chance to experience world class river ride accompanied by experienced instructors, who will take care of safety.

The program takes around 3 hours and includes instructors, entire equipment (rafts, paddles, neoprene suits, helmets etc.), changing rooms and most importantly theoretical introduction, that will give you all important information before you get on water.

After introduction about safety and movement of water, you will enjoy the wild ride several times and its up to you how many times you want to enjoy all the waves and crazy turns. This experience is recommended mostly in good weather, but thanks to neoprene suits, its possible to enjoy it even in colder and rainy weather. You will get wet anyway.

Second Wold War in Prague

We can now proudly present the trip "2. World War II in Prague. This new and exciting trip is about the time before, during and after the occupation of Czechoslovakia 1939 to 1945.

On this tour, we visit some of the most important places connected to the second World War in Prague. At the same time you will hear about the failure of the allied in 1938, the Czech pilot's heroic struggle in the Royal Air Force, Theresienstadt, Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 Jewish children from the Nazis, the last intense days of the occupation and the Red Army's entry into Prague. Last but not least, you will also hear about the brave, Czech paratroopers who were flown in from England to carry out the assassination of the notorious and dangerous SS-Obergruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich.

The tour starts with a visit at Kyrillios and Methodius Church. In the crypt of this church 7 Czech paratroopers hid themselves after the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich. In the night between 18th and 19th of June 1942 they defended themselves for several hours against several hundred SS soldiers. The assassination and the terrible revenge of the Nazis is one of the most important events during the second World War in Czechoslovakia. The crypt is today a national memorial.

Then we go to the Jewish Quarter, and you will learn more about Theresienstadt and Hitler's sinister plans for Czechoslovakia, which actually ultimately resulted in that the synagogues were spared.

We continue the trip to look at buildings and sites which bear witness to the fierce fighting that took place in the early May 1945 uprising against the occupying power. Up to 30,000 Czechs participated in the fighting, and there were heavy losses on both sides. The liberation came on May 9th, and the final fights took place on May 11th 1945.

You will see a 40 min. long movie on the tour.

The Štefánik Observatory

If you would like to see the Sun, the Moon and the stars, you should join this trip. The observatory is placed on the Petřín hill, close to the Prague Castle.

We will start with a movie, that takes 30 minutes. It will be either "The Universe Near and Distant", which introduces the Universe and our current knowledge about it, or "Prague Astronomical", which is mainly about sky observations in Prague and Johannes Kepler and Tycho Brahe.

Then it will be possible to try the historical telescopes. In daytime you can see the Sun and in the evening - which is better - you can catch a glimpse of the Moon and Venus. Depending on the time of the visit and the weather conditions you can be lucky to see other planets like Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury or Mars, too. The observations will be adjusted to the age and the previous knowledge of the participants.

The visit ends in the small and well-arranged, but interesting exhibition, where you can get a lot of information through posters. There are exhibited small and medium-sized meteorites well.

Looking for student activity, where learning is actually fun? Look no further! Techmania is based on explanations of particular physical or mathematical principles by means of game-like activities. The interactivity involves visitors making the exhibits move, so the natural principle will be demonstrated by the particular process. In these cases, learning is based on personal experience.

For single price you can visit all the expositions inside the building space and join regular programs that are planned for the day. This includes also very unique 3D Planetarium, which will show you magnificent size of space which would take a breath away even from James T. Kirk and Mr. Spock.

Expositions will take you deep down under the sea, to the Moon and back under the group with around hundred of interactive activites that will show you how universe works, how powerful can be something as simple as flowing water and how long you could survive running againts a cheetah.

National Technical Museum in Prague has been established in 1908. For over a hundred years extensive collections have been assembled here documenting the development of many technical fields, of the natural and exact sciences, and of industry in the territory of today’s Czech Republic.

You can view the most interesting and, in many cases, rare and unique exhibits of its collections in the Museum’s permanent and shorter-term exhibits.

The first permanent exposition of the National Technical Museum was in the building on Letná, built for the museum according to the design of architect Milan Babška, gradually opened beginning in 1949. As time went on, expositions were swapped out and improved. However, up through the 1990s, the building was not fully suited to the purpose for which it was designed and built. From 2003 to 2012, the building was closed to visitors, and underwent a massive reconstruction, expressly for the purpose of serving as a technical museum. On February 16th, 2011, after an almost five-year pause, the National Technical Museum was reopened to the public. Five new exhibits were opened during that year, including the traditional Transportation Exhibit. The following year saw the opening of the Technology in the Home exhibit. In June of 2012, the museum added the exhibits Chemistry Around Us and Measurement of Time. The museum's reconstruction and the new exhibits are part of the program "Care for National Cultural Treasures".

In October 2013 the renovation of the National Technical Museum was completed. The museum now presents centuries of technical ingenuity in its 15 permanent expositions.

Terezin Memorial

The former military fortress Terezin was built in 18th century by emperor Josep II. It is inherently connected to the history of World War II. Better known as the Big Fortress - the town of Terezin itself was used as a transit camp for Jews from all over Europe and at the same time during the visit of the International Red Cross Organization it was misused for Nazi promotion purposes.

The Small Fortress Terezin was a cruel prison of Gestapo - Reich's secret police. If you are interested in the history of World War II and Holocaust then join us for a visit in Terezin and its museum.

We will give you a one hour guided tour in the Small Fortress - the former Gestapo prison. We will show you some of the cells, the firing squad and the mass graves. We will go through a 500 m long tunnel, too.

Then we will drive to the town Terezin and visit the Ghetto Museum, where you can see a movie about the history of the fortress and learn more about what happened during World War II.

First we go to Mlada Boleslav, where the Skoda factories are placed. The factories were founded at the end of the 19th century, and the first products were bicycles. A few years later they started making cars, too. During communism the factories were nationalised, and at the beginning of the 1990'es they were taken over by VW.

Our visit goes to the Skoda Museum, where we will admire many models from different decades up to today. We will see fire engines, president cars racers etc.

After this visit we go on to Jicin for lunch in this little, cosy town, which is placed close to the Czech Paradise. Then we go a few km to one of the areas with the impressing sandstone formations. You will have a walk up and down between the rocks, which were created several thousand years ago and then formed by wind and rain, frost and heat. You can choose between a short tour of 30-45 min and the longer one, that takes up to 90 min.

Price: 6.000,- CZK

The price includes bus, entry to the Skoda Museum and to the Czech Paradise and English speaking guide.

Are you are looking for something else than the usual bus/walking tour? Our game is an interactive way how to get to know this beautiful city. Our quest combines fascinating historical facts, bizarre legends and stories in one game and takes the participants through beautiful streets and places where they have to solve series of problems using their good team work, creativity, orientations skills, attention to details and time management.

The Treasure Hunt Prague is an exciting way to discover Prague. It is an intellectual and physical activity, an interesting game full of knowledge which will show you Prague from a different angle and keep your group entertained.

You are now going on a Treasure Hunt around the historical centre of Prague. The aim of the tour for your group is to finish as many tasks as possible. For every task the group finishes properly you will be granted some points. The team that achieves the most points will be awarded.

You are allowed to find the answers and results in any fitting way. Please feel free to use your imagination in any ingenious way. The only thing that is not allowed is seeking help from the other groups.

Altogether there are 30 divergent tasks, but you will only have time to do some of them. The assignments marked with blue include beverages and at the assignments marked with red you will find live historical personalities.

The guides will give you a questionnaire and a city map. The numbers on the city map indicate the different sites where you will find the tasks.

The program will be: meeting the group in the agreed place (your hotel, restaurant, centre), our guides will give the group instructions, dividing into teams, handing out a questionnaire and a city map. The treasure hunt will start in the old town. After the Treasure Hunt there will be awarding of the winners.

If you have any problems on the way you can always contact the guides. Have fun!!!!!!!

TV show Fort Boyard.

Experience firsthand the adrenaline and tension of the famous TV show Fort Boyard - which is located 40 km from the Prague.

Test the team spirit and experience hours full of fun and adrenaline, give your brain some taught time, and sweat a little. Teams between 2-5 players

Tasks. There are 25 tasks waiting for you in the hidden corners of a pirate cave that you will have to complete within teams of 2-5 players. Test your manual skills, strength, logic, and patience – it won’t be easy but with the right team you will overcome every challenge.

The main price will only be given to those who will prove their strength and will win all the challenges. Only those will get a chest with a pirate treasure. Take as much gold as you can carry!

The Tyn church, the Astronomical Clock and the Prague underground.

First we go to the Old Town Square to visit the Tyn church. It was founded in the 13th century and reconstructed several times. The famous Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe is buried in the church. We will see his tombstone close to the altar. We will tell the very special story about his death and the many versions of the reason why he died. We will reveal the most likely version, which was disclosed after his grave was reopened in 2010.

Next we cross the Old town Square and go to the world famous Astromonical Clock from 1410. On the square in front of clock you will learn about history of the clock, including the legend how the man who constructed the clock was blinded to prevent him from making other similar clocks around Europe.

Now we go into the town hall for an excursion in the inner parts, where we among other things will se the clock from the back. We will visit the chapel and other interesting halls, too.

Finally we reach the high-light of the day, which is the visit in the Prague underground. 6-7 meters below the Old Town Hall we find the "Town under the Town", where people were living in the 12th century, until several meters of soil were put on top of all the houses, because of the big problems with the floodings. The walls in the Romanesque houses are several meters thick as they were constructed as small fortresses to protect the residents against the enemy. We will see a big number of wells, because the rich inhabitants were unsatisfied with the quality of the water in the public wells.

Later the cellars were used as dungeons and torture chambers. We take a walk in the old gallery and tell the stories about how the prisoners were tortured and lived a miserable life.

We drive from Prague to the quaint and historic town of Litomerice located by the river.

We will enjoy the cosy atmosphere on the town square, where we will have coffee and cake, too. Then we drive to the small wine town Velke Zernoseky.

Here we go on a tour of the old chateau. The wine is stored in the old monastery basements from 14th century and the vineyards are located near the castle.

It is exciting to walk around in the old rooms with barrows and bottles along the walls. Today is grown 31 hectares.

Since we are far to the north, they produce mainly white or rose wines in this vineyard. 65 procent of the wine is sold directly in their own wine shop. We will eat lunch in the cozy premises of the chateau, as well as we will have a wine tasting of six different wines.

On the way back to Prague, we make a stop in Melnik to enjoy the confluence of the rivers Elbe and Moldau. You can also visit the Melnik castle or the macabre Bone Church.

Velvet Revolution

We will take a walk for a little bit more than one hour in the historical centre of Prague. Our guide will introduce you to the history of Czechoslovakia and the Czech Republic.

You will learn about World War I and II, the assassination of Heydrich in 1942, how the communists took over in 1948, the Prague spring in 1968, the break down of communism in 1989 with Havel as the main character and finally how the country was split up into the Czech Republic and Slovakia in the nineties. We will visit many of the streets and squares where these events actually took place.

This tour ends in the Museum of Communism, where you can see a lot of posters and objects from the period. You will also have the possibility to watch some movies.

The price includes pick up from you hotel, English speaking guide and entry to the Museum of Communism.

The castle ruins Vysehrad, the National Cemetery and the Catacombs.

We take the metro to Vysehrad, which is a beautiful park area with many different sights.

Vysehrad Castle was built in the 10th century, but today only ruins remain. Formerly, according to legend, Princess Libuse lived there. She had prophetic abilities and foretold the great future of the city, just as she allegedly named the city.

Well arrived we first go to the viewpoint where we look out over the river Vltava and we can also see Prague Castle. Then we go to St. Peter and St. Paul's Basilica from the 1000s. The interior of the church is really worth a visit.

Next to it is the National Cemetery, where almost all the famous Czech personalities are buried, including the two greatest composers, Smetana and Dvořak. We also tell about three prominent people in Czech history who, for various reasons, have been laid to rest elsewhere. We end the visit by descending into the 330 m2 catacombs under the castle ruins.

In the past, the room was used as a meeting place for the army, just as it has been a warehouse for food and ammunition. Today, six of Karlsbroen's original statues are stored there. The room is also used for exhibitions and exclusive test performances.

We go by metro to Vysehrad, which is a very beautiful area with several nice attractions. The castle Vysehrad was built in the 10th century, though today there are only ruins left. According to the legend Princess Libuše resided there. She was a prophet and predicted that Prague would have a great future, as well as she allegedly was the one who named the town. First we go to the viewing point, from where we have a fine look at the river Moldau and the Prague Castle.

Next we go to the Basilica of St Peter and St Paul from the 11th century. The interior is really worth visiting. Next to it is the National Cemetary placed, where almost all of the most famous, Czech personalities are buried. F. ex. the two greatest composers, Bedřich Smetana and Antonín Dvořak. We will tell you about three important persons, who are for different reasons not buried there, too.

The last stop on this tour will be the casemates. We will go down into the 330m2 big catacombs under the castle ruins. This hall was earlier used as a meeting room for the army, as well as it has been a store room for food and ammunition. Today six of the original statues from the Charles Bridge are kept there. The premises are used for exhibitions and exclusive theatre shows, too.

The Wenceslas Square with the upside down equestrian statue, the Mary Snow church and Prague underground

On this tour we first go to the Wenceslas Square, where we tell about the 1968 revolt, Alexander Dubček and the Prague Spring, where Czechoslovakia was occupied by an army from the countries in the Warsaw Pact, consisting of 500.000 soldiers, tanks and 800 airplanes. Many of the insidents took place here on the square, where the young student Jan Palach in January 1969 set himself to fire and ran burning down the square, too, as a protest against the invasion.

At the end of the square we see a big equestrian statue of the Holy Wenceslas. Now we go into the Lucerna-passage and we will se Wenceslas in a totally different way. This piece of art is made by a very controversial, Czech artist David Černy, who has made a number of pieces of art, which are exhibited on different spots in town. We will tell about some of them, f. ex. the debatable Entropa, which he made when the Czech Repulic had the precidency of the EU in 2009.

Then we go into the Franziscan garden and into the Mary Snow church. We will reveal why the church is so tall and so short, and how it according to the legend got its very speciel name.

Finally we reach the high-light of the day, which is the visit in the Prague underground. 6-7 meters below the Old Town Hall we find the "Town under the Town", where people were living in the 12th century, until several meters of soil were put on top of all the houses, because of the big problems with the floodings. The walls in the Romanesque houses are several meters thick as they were constructed as small fortresses to protect the residents against the enemy. We will see a big number of wells, because the rich inhabitants were unsatisfied with the quality of the water in the public wells.

Later the cellars were used as dungeons and torture chambers. We take a walk in the old gallery and tell the stories about how the prisoners were tortured and lived a miserable life.

There is not many more famous destinations in and around Prague than renowned PRAGUE ZOO which was honored several times as 5th best zoo in the world.

Zoo regularly develops and changes and its therefore perfect place for visit almost every year, even though you made your visit several times before. In recent years, Prague Zoo built several new pavilions, which are unique in the world and changed visitor’s view of animals living inside its walls.

You can visit all time classic like pavilion of sea lions, penguins or polar bears. But we highly recommend you locations such as Valley of Elephants, African house, Northern forrest., Bird’s wetland or last, but not least Indonesian jungle.

Žižkov TV tower

See Prague's true face on this special and different trip to Žižkov, the city's most authentic and alternative district with Prague's tallest construction TV tower.

We start the trip by going up to the Vitkov hill where the world's largest equestrian statue Jan Žižka is. The statue weighs 16.5 tons and stands on the national memorial where the legionaries from the First World War were to be honored. The Nazis used it as a warehouse, the Communist Party used it as propaganda and many top communists were buried here.

Here you can enjoy one of the best view over Prague.

The Žižkov district is located behind the main railway station. The neighbourhood was separated from the centre of Prague and had its own independence for many years. The area is often called the “Free Republic Žižkov”. Tall and dense houses were built on steep streets to accommodate as many people as possible, today it gives a very special look and distinctive working environment. We walk through the narrow streets up to the famous TV tower.

Žižkov TV tower was built between 1985 and 1992 and has been given the title of the world's second ugliest building. But the TV tower is also an impressive postmodern architectural design, with the large baby statues crawling up the sides. The tower is 216 meters high and is Prague's tallest building. We take the elevator up to the observation room at 96 meters altitude and enjoy the panoramic view of the city. We end the trip with a refreshment at the café in the TV tower and enjoy the breathtaking views over the whole of Prague.

You can walk from the centre to Žižkov or take public transport.