Czechia Honeymoon Tour Packages

Take a comprehensive tour of Prague, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and see the city's most famous landmarks from the comfort of an air-conditioned bus and a sightseeing boat. Your tour begins with a panoramic bus ride through the historical centre of Prague, including Old Town, New Town, Lesser Town, and Castle Town, in our air-conditioned bus. You'll get off at Prague Castle , the largest castle complex in the world, to see the exteriors of the Old Royal Palace, St. George's Basilica, and St. Vitus Cathedral. You'll also have time to explore the castle grounds on your own (entrance ticket not included). After you visit the castle, you'll board a sightseeing boat for a one-hour cruise on the Vltava River . From the boat, you'll have stunning views of the city's many bridges, including Charles Bridge , and its iconic landmarks, such as the Charles Bridge Tower and the Dancing House . Your tour ends on Old Town Square , where you'll have the opportunity to explore the square at your own pace. You can admire the Astronomical Clock , the Tyn Church, the Church of St. Nicholas, and other historic buildings. You can also grab a bite to eat or do some shopping in the many shops and restaurants in the square. This tour is a great way to see the best of Prague in one day. It's also a great option for travellers who want to learn more about the city's history and culture. The tour is a combination of a bus tour, a walking tour, and an hour-long cruise on the Vltava River. On our amazing walking tour, you'll love the guided stroll through the stunning Prague Castle area and the fascinating Jewish Quarter.

Enjoy the chance to try out the healing properties of the springs that have attracted visitors since the 1700s. Situated in the area of western Bohemia, Karlovy Vary has a history dating back to the Middle Ages. With a long-established reputation as a spa town, it boasts 12 main springs, 300 smaller ones and the warm-water Tepla River. Legend says that the healing qualities of the springs were first acclaimed by the city’s founder, King Charles IV, in 1370. For Art Nouveau enthusiasts, don't miss out on visiting Felix Zawojski's house. This Art Nouveau house was built in 1900 by master tailor Zawojski for his fashion salon. The sophisticatedly restored Art Nouveau façade won 1st prize in the "2007 Façade of the Year" competition. Experience the beauty of Karlovy Vary with our day trip, which includes a traditional lunch with a choice of three meals at a local restaurant. Stroll through the streets and immerse yourself in the beauty and timeless quality of the city’s colonnades and experience one of the thermal springs for yourself. Languages English and Spanish Others Admission to the Karlovy Vary thermal springs is not included.

Discover the awe-inspiring splendor of Prague Castle on either a 2.5-hour group guided tour. Breeze through the castle entrance by using the shortest security line and skipping the ticket line.Visiting Prague Castle is like walking into a fairy tale. See the highlights of the castle complex including St. Vitus Cathedral, the Old Royal Palace, St. George’s Basilica, and the Golden Lane. The Castle contains an overwhelming amount of history and art, but thanks to your local expert guide, you'll navigate the castle grounds with ease. Meet your guide in front of the Malostranská metro station near the Mánes Bridge. From there, take the tram up to Prague Castle. Once inside, your guide will give you headphones so that you can easily hear their commentary throughout the tour. Marvel at St. Vitus’ Gothic architecture. Spot the gargoyles that adorn the exterior of the church. Be dazzled by the Art-Nouveau stained glass window made by Czech artist Alfons Mucha. Admire the 14th-century mosaic of the last judgment. See the tombs of St. Wenceslas and Charles IV, the baroque tomb of St. John of Nepomuk, and the Chapel of St. Wenceslas. Next, enter the Old Royal Palace. Stand under the massive vaulted ceiling of the Vladislav Hall. Enter the chamber where the Defenestration of Prague occurred. Here the Czech Protestant aristocrats threw the Catholic governors of the Habsburg emperor and their secretary out the window, starting the Thirty Years War. Visit the Basilica of St. George. The stone walls and design of the basilica offer a counterpoint to the grandiosity of the castle. See the fragments of 12th-century frescoes and then walk up the double staircase where the remains of St. Ludmila lie. Walk along the Golden Lane. The cottages in this alley were originally built for the castle’s sharpshooters, but later housed goldsmiths. In later centuries artists like Franz Kafka lived there. Examine the reconstructed workshops and homes of the Golden alley. See how the working people of Prague lived in the shadow of the castle. MEETING POINT INSTRUCTIONS: Meet directly in front of the exit of the Malostranská metro station, where there is a small water fountain (covered during winter). You will see a brown and white sign stating ''meeting point''. Subway directions: after taking the second escalator from the subway, go left. Tram directions: after getting off at the Malostranská stop, cross the street and head toward the subway stop Malostranská.

Cesky Krumlov a medieval town in South Bohemia, retains its fairytale-like atmosphere to these days and is well-deserving of its inclusion on UNESCO's list of cultural heritage sites. Our guide will lead you through the narrow, winding streets of the historical center, filled with Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque buildings from the times of the Rožmberk, Eggenberg and Schwarzenberg noble families. Next, you will have free time to explore city on your own. Finally, you will visit the local castle , the second largest castle in the Czech Republic, filled with ancient furniture, artwork, tapestries and exquisitely adorned weapons.

If you are interested in a different kind of evening activity, this evening cruise is an excellent option. It is a pleasant way to spend an evening on board a restaurant boat, enjoying the beautiful view of the illuminated Prague panorama. During the cruise, you'll be treated to a delicious buffet with a selection of hot and cold cuisine . There's also a bar with friendly staff and live music, so you can dance the night away! We'll take you there on our bus from the centre of Prague. The cruise passes the Charles Bridge with a panoramic view of Prague Castle and the baroque churches of the Old and New Towns. You'll be amazed by the 24 audio guide languages available, and you'll never be lost because there's no guide! Our board assistant will be present to welcome you and will answer your questions. You can choose your seats on the open upper deck or inside the lower salon, heated in winter and air-conditioned in summer. This tour ends on the riverfront in the centre of Prague. Audio guide languages English, Czech, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Polish, Hungarian, Swedish, Finnish, Danish, Japanese, Chinese, Greek, Norwegian, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Korean, Turkish and Ukrainian. Important information To access the online audio guide, please log on to the Wi-Fi and scan the QR code located on the tables. We kindly ask that you bring your own headphones. Due to the irregular traffic on the Vltava River and the limited capacity of the water locks, the cruise route cannot be guaranteed, but the duration of the cruise will not be affected. Passengers can be seated in the upper or lower deck inside. Tables are available in both four-seater and eight-seater configurations. Our staff will be responsible for seating you.

Written and archaeological data on Margaret Island is only available since the end of the 12th century. It was first mentioned in a charter dated 1225.The previous name of the island (Insula leporum, i.e. Island of Rabbits) refers to the fact that this island was used for hunting purposes. Later, when Buda fell under Turkish rein, the island became depopulated. In 1790, palatine Lipót Sándor received the right to use the island. In 1799 his successor became palatine Joseph, who built a holiday home on the island and forbade visiting the island, only distinguished guests could enter the island.1900 was a turning point in the history of the island, when the connecting walkway from Margaret Bridge (constructed 24 years earlier) was built. In 1909 the capital purchased the island and it became the most important public garden. The acquisition of Margaret Island by the capital also meant that facilities serving the needs of the general public were established, including the Palatinus Baths , which has been in operation since 1919 . This was the very first Bath in Budapest where visitors could bath outdoors . Initially, a Danube-cage swimming pool operated, then in 1921 the 5 000-square-metre large pool and two smaller pools were built. Until World War II, the large pool was the largest in Europe. Due to the sudden increase in popularity, the baths had to be extended in 1936, completed by István Janáky and György Masirevich. While maintaining the green surfaces and landscaping, the goal was to build a spa building that could accommodate ten thousand people. The new building was characterized by clean, almost minimalist, powerful Bauhaus features. The modern, functionalist building was completed quickly, in less than a year (1937). The splandour of the building is attributed to the spatial design, the alternation of compact and pierced surfaces, and the harmony of tastefully placed works of art. The pools of the baths were converted in 2002 to meet the needs of current times, and equipped with water circulating equipment. The large pool was divided into three parts: a swimming pool, a fun pool and an open air bath pool, while preserving the effect of continuous water surface, since the open air bath is protected.The latest renovation took place in 2017. As a result visitors can admire the almost original beautiful features of the building. Thanks to previous renovations, today's Palatinus awaits the visitors with a wide range of services. The spa, open air bath and wave bath , now open all year round with 15 pools , offers a colorful range of spa and wellness treatments. Meeting point Palatinus Strand Baths - Budapest, Soó Rezső stny. 1, 1007  Schedule Every day from 9 am to 7 pm

Have a fully Hungarian experience by visiting one of the most famous Budapest attractions . Relax at the worldwide known Széchenyi Spa of Budapest. During this program you will have the chance to blow off some steam at the pools of Széchenyi Spa (built in 1913.), which is Europe’s largest healing bath with its’ 15 indoor , and 3 grand outdoor pools . Pools are of varying temperatures, between 18 to 38 °C (64 to 100 °F), and complex covering 6220 square meters (67000 sq ft) also includes saunas and steam bath . The ticket is only for one-time entry, you cannot exit and reenter the bath. Included - Full-day ticket to Széchenyi Spa (with locker or cabin as per the selection option) Schedule: Széchenyi Spa From Monday to Sunday: 9 am - 6 pm

Discover the Pearl of the Danube at its finest as the sun quietly slips away at the end of the day. As the bustling city gracefully settles down for the night and the bright moon rises over the city streets, be in awe as the lights come on and transform this already beautiful historical city into a something you can only imagine in your dreams. Step aboard an elegant river cruiser and watch the Budapest panorama slip gently by, you will appreciate why this well-known landscape now proudly forms part of the carefully selected UNESCO World Heritage list. During your cruise you will be serenaded by members of the Zoltan Kodaly Awarded Hungarian Folk Orchestra. Unwind with the soothing sounds of the violin, and be intrigued by the famous Hungarian instrument, the cimbalom. You are also welcomed to request your favourite songs. Feel the fresh air breeze on the open-air viewing deck and gain unparalleled views of the Chain Bridge, the Parliament building, and Buda Castle amongst others. Not only will you be able to see the city’s vivid history, but you will fully understand why the Danube has one of the most beautiful and romantic urban cityscapes the world has to offer. After disembarking from this this truly remarkable voyage, the memories will linger in your mind and heart for many years to come. Dinner options Enjoy a sumptuous 3-course or 12-course buffet dinner, you choose. You will savour traditional Hungarian food, international dishes and vegetarian options in a romantic candlelit atmosphere. The option with buffet dinner consists of a 3-course buffet menu: Soups Alföld style Goulash soup Hot main course Traditional beef paprikash with homemade dumplings Dessert Hungarian strudel variations The option with Hungarian dinner consists of a 12-course buffet menu: Soups Goulash soup (G, L) Seasonal vegetable cream soup (Vn, G, L) Hot main courses Chicken fillet cooked in gravy (G, L) with ragout (G, L) Beef stew with Villány red wine (G, L) Stuffed cabbage from turkey (G, L) Oven-baked vegetables (G, V) Vegetable couscous (L, Vn) Side dishes Rice (G, L, Vn) Dumplings (L, V) Roast potatoes with parsley (G, L, Vn) Desserts Variation of strudel (L, V) Somlói Dumplings (V) Fruit bowl (V,Vn) Salads Mixed salad with pesto (L, G, Vn) Pasta salad with yoghurt (L, G, V) Extra side Cucumber salad with sour cream (L, G, V)

Explore Buda and Pest as you take a fantastic journey through major parts of the city. As you begin your tour, you will be able to see Gellért Hill rising from the banks of the River Danube that flows through the heart of the city. Stroll through Buda in the Castle District as you enjoy the first stop of the day. Admire the stunning colourful church roof of the Matthias Church and the photographers dream; The Fisherman’s Bastion, which provides panoramic windows and a fabulous vista overlooking the river and the city. Hop on the bus and travel to Gellért Hill (Citadel). Offering natural protection from invasion, and a convenient place to cross the river, it was here that the earliest settlers decided that it was the ideal place to build a town. You will have some time to look at the city below, and some of its most famous landmarks. After crossing the Elisabeth bridge to Pest, you will pass the Central Market Hall; both a local and a tourist hotspot, Dohány Street Synagogue; the largest synagogue in Europe, City Park; a beautiful green space in the middle of the city before arriving at Heroes' Square; home to the statues of the greatest figures of Hungarian history as well as a 36m column adorned by Archangel Gabriel. Be in awe of the magnificence of the Grand Opera House and St Stephen´s Basilica, before making your final stop at the largest building in Hungary. Completed in 1902, The Parliament building is an impressive example of Neo-Gothic architecture. The Intricate detailing on both the exterior and interior will leave you breathless. On a guided tour, marvel at the richly decorated central staircase, walk through the famous halls whilst learning about the history of Hungary dating back 1000 years and visit the Great Hall of the Cupola, which houses the Hungarian Crown Jewels and the Hungarian Holy Crown. You will not be disappointed with all that Budapest has on display. Remember to take your camera to capture moments and memories to last a lifetime!

Be transported back in time to Austria’s imperial age when the Habsburg dynasty ruled their empire from Vienna. These years coincided with a cultural boom for the country with Mozart composing his masterpieces and spectacular palaces being built. A favored summer residence of many Habsburg rulers, Schönbrunn is officially the most visited tourist attraction in Vienna, and in imperial times the palace was the setting for sumptuous festivities with musical performances from some of the greatest musicians the world has ever seen. Indeed the famous musical duel between Mozart and Salieri took place during one of these concerts. The dinner takes place at 6:30 pm in a selected restaurant close to Schönbrunn Palace (drinks not included during dinner). After the 3-course dinner, the chauffeur brings the visitors to the Orangery to enjoy the highlight of the evening: the Schönbrunn Palace Concerts. Depending on the day, concerts may take place in the Great Gallery or the White Gold Room located inside Schönbrunn Palace. Here you will take your seat and be waiting in anticipation for the concert to begin. Admire the Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra, singers as you are entertained by a marvellous performance that will include Mozart and Strauss’s most famous compositions. As with most of Vienna's historic concert venues, seats are not numbered. The evening staff will be responsible for seating you according to your category. If you have made a group booking, you will be seated together. Please note that the box office opens 30 minutes before the concert. We kindly request you to be punctual. Categories Category VIP - Seating in the front rows Category A - Seating towards the front of the concert hall Category B - Seating in the middle of the concert hall Category C - Seating towards the rear of the concert hall Inclusions Category A: A glass of sparkling wine or orange juice per person at our concert bar. Category VIP: Access to the VIP lounge with a separate cloakroom, complimentary glass of sparkling wine and a personalized program Itinerary 6 pm – Arrive at the meeting point in front of the main entrance of Schönbrunn Palace 6:30 pm - Dinner at a selected restaurant 8:30 pm - Concert begins in the Orangery Schönbrunn (Admission from 8 pm) 10:15pm (approx.) - Concert ends Important information - There may be a restriction Please be advised that the VIP Room will be unavailable from 1 July 2024 due to construction works. However, we are committed to ensuring that our guests continue to enjoy an exceptional VIP experience with the following exclusive perks: • One free welcome drink and a glass of sparkling wine (We suggest arriving early for the welcome drink) • Fast-track entry to the concert hall • Free cloakroom • Access to a Fast Line at the concert bar • A free VIP concert program