Central Europe Without Limits: An Accessible Adventure

For Art and History Lovers

Prague is so full of fascinating sights that it's easy to miss some of the best. For a little bit of peace and quiet, visit the Convent of Saint Anges of Bohemia, where you can find an exhibition on medieval art, and can find tranquility in the gardens, decorated by contemporary Czech sculptures. Our second tip is the Clementinum, a large complex of chapels and other buildings that collectively host the National Library. You can join one of the daily guided tours, or take in a concert in the Mirror Chapel. For more information visit the official Clementinum website.

Prague Private City Tour by Car

On this three-hour city tour you'll cover all of the major sites in the center of Prague. Your expert guide will make the past come alive for you as you cruise the streets, admiring amazing monuments and architecture and seeing Prague from a unique vantage point. In just a few hours you'll cover a lot of ground and come to a better understanding of the layout, history and culture of the Golden City. Your tour guide will pick you up right at your accommodation and take you back after the tour finishes.

Prague Old Town Small Group Evening Food Tour

Enjoy a Prague food tour that lets you taste centuries of Czech culinary history, from traditional dishes to modern twists. With a local foodie guide, explore the evolution of Czech cuisine, from early influences to Communist-era fare and today’s dynamic flavors. Savor authentic specialties like goulash, roast pork, and beef sirloin with dumplings paired with Czech beer or Moravian wine. Discover hidden local favorites and leave with a personalized map of food recommendations to continue exploring Prague’s food scene.

Karlovy Vary Private Day Trip

Enjoy the many colonnades of a legendary spa town on this day trip to Karlovy Vary with a private driver and local guide. The hot springs were discovered here in the 14th century by Emperor Charles IV, the town's namesake, when he was out on a hunt and their healing attributes were used for treating everyone from Peter the Great to Goethe. En route, you'll stop by the formidable 12th century gothic Loket Castle, where part of Casino Royale was filmed.

Opera, Classical, and Jazz

The Czechs are big on opera and classical music, with two theaters staging operas throughout the season (year-round except July and August). If seeing an opera in Europe is on your to-do list, then check it off the list here. If jazz is more your style, you’ll find many jazz clubs throughout the Old Town but our pick for jazz with views, is Jazz Dock, right on the river. Your local representative will help you with suggestions and arranging tickets for you but if you'd prefer to purchase tickets in advance, we recommend this website: https://www.pragueticketoffice.com/

Visit Belvedere Palace and See "the Kiss"

If you are in love with art we highly recommend visiting the Belvedere Palace when in Vienna. Visiting the Belvedere Vienna you can happily lose yourself in fine art and beautiful landscaping. While the palace and baroque gardens alone are worth a visit the Belvedere’s Austrian National Gallery impresses with 1,000 years of national art. If you are short on time, focus on the most popular collections such as Gustav Klimt's work, the largest collection worldwide. Actually, his painting The Kiss attracts almost as much attention as the Louvre’s Mona Lisa. Please note that it is recommended to purchase the tickets in advance online.

Vienna Private Driving Tour

See the best of Vienna and get the perfect introduction to Austria’s fascinating capital city. Your private guide will introduce you to the splendor of the city as you see sights like Schönbrunn Palace — the gorgeous summer home of the Habsburgs, and its stunning Baroque pleasure gardens. Discover Vienna’s most famous street, the Ring, home to imperial landmarks like the Opera House, City Hall, Imperial Palace and many more cultural sights. Drive through charming neighborhoods to see the city’s funkiest apartment building, the Hundertwasserhaus, designed by an artist who was not bound by straight lines.

Schönbrunn Palace Dinner and Concert

Running for over 600 feet and more than 30 feet wide, Schönbrunn's Orangery is the second largest in the world, only exceeded by Versailles'. Embrace Vienna's high culture here with a three-course dinner and some of Mozart and Strauss' most beloved pieces, performed by the Schönbrunn Palace Orchestra and the Schönbrunn Palace Ensemble. This is a great way to enjoy one of the city's most historic concert halls, but if you're looking for the best of the city's dining or classical music scene, we recommend going elsewhere, as this event mostly draws crowds of tourists.

A Drop of Luxury - Budapest's High End

Budapest Private City Tour by Tuk Tuk

One of the best ways to discover Budapest on a hot day is by tuk tuk. Sit back and enjoy a ride with a knowledgeable local guide, who will take you off the beaten path to show you Budapest's best off-the-beaten-path spots, in addition to the regular must-see sights. After exploring the city by land, you'll then enjoy an hourlong cruise on the Danube, to get a literal new perspective on the city.

Budapest Market, Food, and Coffee Private Tour

One of the best - and definitely a must - tours in Budapest if you consider yourself a foodie or would just simply like to have some delicious Hungarian food. Your guide will show some truly amazing local places, such as the Great Market Hall, a Hungarian restaurant and of course a beautiful coffeeshop.

Hungarian Wine Tasting with Food Pairing Group Experience

Hungary is well known for its wines. Despite its small size, it hosts 23 distinct wine regions. With this tasting, you'll taste excellent wines from across the country (including the legendary Tokaji Aszu), paired with foods.

Dinner Walk - Culinary Small Group Tour

A true culinary experience in Budapest. As a perfect opportunity to enjoy dinner at multiple restaurants and venues, this tour will surely become one of your favourites in case you are into gastronomy and wines. Discover more about the Hungarian cuisine while you explore some of the history of this amazing capital.

Hungarian Parliament Group Tour

The Parlament of Budapest is part of the Hundred Wonders of the world for a reason. It is safe to say that it is the most spectacular and grandiose building of Budapest, so visiting it during your stay could be a once in a lifetime experience. Tickets sell out fast, so don't hesitate to buy them.

Bathe with the Locals

Is there anything more quintessentially Budapest than a visit to one of the legendary baths? With more hot springs than any other capital, the city lets you take your pick of various styles, from the old school Turkish Rudas Baths to the Art Nouveau Gellert Baths on the Buda side of the city, or even the Neo-Baroque Szechenyi Baths with a large outdoor pool in Pest’s City Park. These are very much for locals, don't expect day-spa luxury! We've written a handy roundup of Budapest's best baths here.

Krakow's Architectural Jewels

Private City Tour on an Eco-Vehicle

You want to cover most of the Krakow's busy central area without walking too much? Jump on board of the ecological electric vehicle with an audio guide, where you will have an opportunity to hear interesting stories and see the most important monuments of the Old Town, The Jewish Quarter of Kazimierz, and the area where, during World War II, the ghetto was located. While admiring the breathtaking architecture of Krakow, you will have a chance to see the city from a completely different perspective. 

Glass Workshop Visit with Private Transportation

Visit factory of one of the largest glass ornaments producers in Europe located just outside of Krakow, where you are going to see and learn about the process of creating unique glass ornaments. During this program you will see and learn about the different steps (glass blowing, silvering,

Krakow Wawel Royal Hill Group Tour

Discover Krakow's aristocratic past on this interesting excursion to the Wawel Royal Castle. It's a great chance to explore the most important hill in Poland while listening to your guide telling you all about the history of Poland's royal families. You'll get a brilliant sensory experience and learn more about history at the same time.

Auschwitz-Birkenau Private Tour

Here's an excursion for anyone interested in learning more about World War II. The Auschwitz-Birkenau complex was established in 1940 and throughout the five years of its inglorious operation over 1.5 million Jews, Poles, Italians and Frenchman perished here. The museum was founded in 1947, combining the area of KL Auschwitz (Auschwitz I) in Oswiecim and the Birkenau camp (Auschwitz II) in Brzezinka. It comprises approximately 150 buildings and 300 ruins. The original roads, fences, watchtowers and railway ramps have been preserved, and the buildings house the collection of original exhibits and documents.