Prague Adventure Tour

Arrival in Prague

We meet at the International Terminal of Istanbul Airport three hours before departure. After completing ticketing and baggage procedures, we fly to Prague on a scheduled Turkish Airlines flight. On arrival, we meet our guide and travel to Prague city centre in our private vehicle.

On our panoramic walking tour of Prague, we view Charles IV Bridge from the banks of the Vltava River. Our walk through the Mala Strana district includes sights such as Prague’s narrowest street, the John Lennon Wall, Charles IV Bridge, historic Karlova Street, Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock Tower, the Meridian Line, Tyn Church and the house where Franz Kafka was born. After the city tour, we have free time before transferring to the hotel. In the evening, guests who wish can join the optional Vltava River Boat Tour arranged by our guide at an extra charge. We spend the night at our hotel.

On the private boat tour along the Vltava River, we enjoy views of Prague at night with a buffet meal and live music. The river divides the city in two and is known for its canals. We pass through locks similar to those of the Panama and Suez canals, seeing Prague from a different perspective. After the boat tour, we take another panoramic tour of the city’s main streets and boulevards under the night lights.

The tour costs 60 € per person, with transport, the boat fare, a buffet meal, a drink and guide services included.

Free day with optional tours

After breakfast at the hotel, you will have a full day of free time for shopping and sightseeing in Prague. Guests who wish may join the optional Karlovy Vary tour (without meals), arranged by our guide at an extra charge. After the tour, a transfer to the hotel will be provided. In the evening, guests who wish may join the optional Czech Night tour, arranged by our guide at an extra charge. Overnight at our hotel.

Karlovy Vary was founded in the 14th century by Charles IV. In the 17th and 18th centuries, the city was frequently visited by European high society, statesmen and world-famous artists. Located in a valley in the country's most heavily forested region, Karlovy Vary is now the most visited city in Czechia after Prague. During the tour, you will visit the thermal colonnades where 14 different thermal springs emerge. You will see the hotel where Mustafa Kemal Atatürk stayed when he came to the city for treatment in 1918, as well as the houses of Dvorak, Mozart, Göethe, Beethoven and Russian Tsar Peter the Great. During the free time after the tour, you can buy Czech crystal, porcelain and garnet stones from nearby shops and try Czech dishes at local restaurants. The tour costs 60 € per person, with transportation and guide services included.

The Czech Night tour takes place at one of Prague's local restaurants, where you can enjoy Czech music, folk dances and performances. You can taste Czech dishes in a traditional setting and discover the local culture. This is one of the most popular tours among our guests. The tour costs 70 € per person, with transportation, dinner, unlimited drinks and guide services included.

Terezin and Dresden options

After breakfast at the hotel in Prague, you will have free time throughout the day for shopping and sightseeing. Guests who wish may join the optional Terezin Nazi Camp tour or Dresden Tour (Germany, meals excluded), arranged by our guide at an extra charge. In the evening, you may also join the optional Medieval Night, arranged by our guide at an extra charge. Overnight at the hotel.

Named after Empress Maria Tereza, the town of Terezín is approximately 50 minutes from Prague and houses the largest Nazi concentration camp in the Czech Republic. Built in 1780 as military barracks, the building was converted into a Nazi concentration camp in 1940. Approximately 33.000 people died in the camp, where Jews, Gypsies and political opponents were held. The Terezin Nazi Camp tour includes visits to the prisoners’ barracks, communal baths, infirmaries, torture chambers and the camp museum. You will also see the cell where Serbian nationalist Gavrilo Princip died. His assassination of Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, triggered World War I. The tour costs 40 € per person, with transport, camp admission and guide services included.

The Dresden Tour visits Dresden in Germany, known as the Florence of the Elbe. The capital of Saxony was largely destroyed during three days of bombing in World War II and later rebuilt. Dresden has examples of Baroque architecture. On the city tour, you will see the Semper Opera House, Zwinger Palace, Dresden Catholic Cathedral, Royal Palace, Family Tree Wall, Courthouse, Brühl’s Terrace, Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady) and Martin Luther Statue. After the tour, you will have free time for shopping and sightseeing in the city, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. In the late afternoon, you will return to Prague city centre and have free time. The tour costs 80 € per person, with transport and guide services included.

Medieval Night takes place in one of Europe’s historic restaurants dating from the 14th century. During the evening, dancers portraying captive girls may join you at your table, while performers playing beggars and street fighters may pass by. The programme features medieval musical instruments, dances and performances. The tour costs 85 € per person, with transport, dinner, unlimited drinks and guide services included.

Return to Istanbul

After breakfast at the hotel in Prague, free time is provided. This is followed by a transfer to the airport. After check-in and baggage procedures are completed, departure for Istanbul is on a scheduled Turkish Airlines flight.