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Prague panorama and southern bohemians

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Discover Prague, the famous golden city, and the authentic region of South Bohemia. This 7-day tour immerses you in the history and architecture of the Czech Republic, with its Old Town, Charles Bridge and UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic districts.

Main advantages of the travel

In-depth discovery of Prague
Exploring South Bohemia
Visits to emblematic castles
guided tours and free time

Prague, the city of a hundred spires

Prague fascinates with its outstanding heritage, medieval ambience and timeless elegance. Capital of the Czech Republic, it captivates with its perfectly preserved historic center, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, and its unique atmosphere blending history, culture and romance.
A remarkably rich historic center

Discovering Prague starts with the Old Town (Staré Město), a veritable historic heart bustling with squares, cobbled streets and emblematic monuments. The famous Astronomical Clock, Gothic and Baroque churches and the Old Town Square bear witness to the capital's architectural wealth. Passing over the Charles Bridge offers breathtaking views of the Vltava and the castle dominating the city.
South Bohemia, between towns and exceptional castles

This holiday continues in South Bohemia, a region renowned for its harmonious landscapes and preserved heritage. Český Krumlov, a UNESCO-listed gem, charms with its medieval pedestrian center and majestic castle. A visit to Hluboká nad Vltavou, one of the country's most beautiful castles, perfectly illustrates Czech architectural romanticism.
Authentic towns and local traditions

The region also reveals towns with strong character such as České Budějovice, Tábor and Třeboň, between grand squares, historic breweries and local traditions. Villages such as Holasovice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer an immersion in rural Baroque architecture and the authenticity of the Czech countryside.
A balance between guided tours and freedom

The program offers a balanced rhythm between structured guided tours and free time, allowing you to explore further at your own pace. Optional Prague excursions complete the experience for those wishing to explore more of the historic districts and the Prague Castle.
A cultural journey to the heart of Central Europe

This stay in Prague and South Bohemia is an invitation to explore a region rich in history, architecture, traditions and cultural landscapes. An ideal getaway for lovers of heritage and authenticity, in the heart of Central Europe.

The day-by-day programme

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Day 1

FRANCE - PRAGUE

Departure for Prague, the Czech capital and one of the world's most beautiful metropolises.

The city boasts an unforgettable atmosphere typical of millennia-old cities.

On arrival, welcome and transfer to hotel.

Check-in and overnight at hotel. Dinner on your own.

Day 2

PRAGUE - CESKY KRUMLOV - ZLATA KORUNA - CESKE BUDEJOVICE

Breakfast.

Road to Cesky Krumlov.

The city is considered an exceptional architectural gem. In fact, the entire old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The historic center, entirely pedestrian-only, is a pleasant place to explore, with narrow streets lined with medieval and Renaissance houses, often decorated with trompe-l'œil.

A lively, cheerful town, Cesky Krumlov rivals the charm of the capital Prague: its narrow streets, arcades, bridges and old riverside sawmills. Visit the castle.

Lunch on your own.

Continuation to Zlata Koruna, a picturesque town with a magnificent 13th-century Cistercian monastery. Visit the monastery, renowned for its exceptional Gothic architecture, frescoes and medieval sculptures. Then on to Ceske Budejovice.

Dinner and overnight stay. Check-in and overnight at hotel.

Day 3

CESKE BUDEJOVICE - HLUBOKA NAD VLTAVOU - HOLA- SOVICE - CESKE BUDEJOVICE

Breakfast.

Departure for a visit to Hluboka Nad Vltavou Castle. This castle is an ideal site for history buffs and romantics alike. This vast historic monument is one of the most beautiful castles in the Czech Republic.

The building has a very special history, having been built in the second half of the 16th century, demolished and rebuilt to its current appearance in the mid-19th century. It owes its current form to Prince Schwarzenberg.

Lunch.

Drive to the village of Holasovice, set in the middle of the harmonious South Bohemia region.

Local pride is reflected in the magnificent pediments of the Baroque farmhouses surrounding the vast fairytale village square, which has earned Holasovice a place on UNESCO's prestigious World Heritage List.

Dinner on your own. Night at the hotel.

Day 4

CESKE BUDEJOVICE - TREBON - CESKE BUDEJOVICE

Breakfast.

Visit Ceske Budejovice: elegant town houses around one of Europe's largest squares, a fairytale salt granary and a brewery (admission included) where the famous Budvar beer is made.

This sums up the capital of South Bohemia in a nutshell.

The town hides narrow streets and a grand square lined with arcaded houses, testimony to the urbanist "savoir penser" of the time of the Czech king Premysl Otakar II (1253/1278).

In the main square stands the beautiful Samson Fountain, one of the largest in the country.

While strolling through the town center, don't miss a visit to Saint-Nicolas Cathedral or the romantic salt granary building, and discover the town that was served by Europe's first horse-drawn tramway line.

Lunch.

Continuation to the town of Trebon.

Discover the city.

Trebon is currently a protected heritage area with its Renaissance castle, historic town center, seaside resort, numerous surrounding parks and two vast ponds: Svet ("World" in Czech) and Nadeje ("Hope" in Czech), which are the town's main tourist attractions.

Trebon is also known as a center of Czech fish farming, especially for its carp.

Don't forget to sample the local Regent beer.

Dinner on your own. Night at the hotel.

Day 5

CESKE BUDEJOVICE - PRAGUE

Breakfast.

Departure from Ceske Budejovice to the capital.

On the way, stop in Tábor for a guided tour of the town. Tábor is inextricably linked with the history of the Hussites, a 15th-century religious and reform movement. Founded in 1420 by the radical Hussites, the town soon became their spiritual and military center.

Its very name, Tábor, refers to the biblical encampment, symbolizing their desire to build a new society based on the principles of faith. As you stroll through Tábor's cobbled streets, you'll notice its well-preserved medieval architecture and colorful houses with Gothic and Renaissance facades.

Continuation to Prague.

Lunch.

Visit the Stare Mesto district, Prague's old town with its many Gothic and Romanesque buildings and medieval streets. The Powder Tower symbolizes the entrance to the old town.

Next to it stands the Maison Municipale, a magnificent example of Art Nouveau.

Via Rue Celetna, one of Prague's oldest streets, and Rue Zelezna, home to the Carolinum, Central Europe's first university, you arrive at Old Town Square with the Town Hall and the famous 15th-century astronomical clock.

Discover the Gothic church of Notre Dame de Tyn, the Baroque church of St Nicolas on the Old Town Square.

When you reach the Charles Bridge on the other side of the river, you'll enjoy a breathtaking view of the Prague Castle complex. The city's historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Check-in and overnight at the hotel. Dinner on your own.

Day 6

PRAGUE

Breakfast.

Day at leisure for personal discovery. Lunch and dinner on your own.

Option (optional with supplement): minimum 6 participants HRADCANY & MALA STRANA (1 day with lunch and guide) Guided tour of the HRADCANY district, Prague Castle. Arrival at Loreto Square, where you'll discover the Church of Our Lady of Loreto. Walk to Hradcany Square, famous for its Renaissance and Baroque palaces. On St. George's Square, discover the basilica of the same name, a superb Romanesque edifice... 3-course lunch without drinks. Guided tour of MALA STRANA, known as the Petit Côté, which has retained its charm and mystery thanks to its large Baroque palaces, old houses, narrow streets, gardens and churches. Discover Neruda Street, one of Prague's most picturesque streets, famous for its bourgeois houses adorned signs. Visit St. Nicholas Church, one of the most beautiful Baroque buildings in Central Europe. Then on to the romantic island of Kampa. Once on the Charles Bridge, you can admire its famous gallery of Baroque statues while enjoying a breathtaking view of both banks of the Vltava.

Day 7

PRAGUE - FRANCE

Breakfast.

Transfer to Prague airport according to flight schedule and departure for France.