Prague-Wroclaw-Krakow-Prague

Arrival in Prague.

Group transfer to the hotel. Check-in at the hotel.

Evening walk to the “Malostranska mystica" (optional). Together with our Guide, you will walk through the narrow streets of the city and listen to the legends about the Headless Knight and the Golden Well, the bells of the Tyn Church, and the inhabitants of the Jewish city. Enjoy the atmosphere of the Old Town Square under the evening lights. And when you’ll be chilled out, we will invite you to a cozy basement to a glass of hot wine.

For those who wish, the Image Theater presentation - "The Theater of Shadows" "(optional).

The Theater of Shadows or the Black Theater is a real trouvaille, an amazing and unusual place. The performances here are based on the spectacular play of light and darkness. Sometimes it’s hard to be in the right place at the right time. If you are in the auditorium of the Image theater, you can consider that you managed to be at the right place at the right time.

Breakfast.

Sightseeing walking tour of Prague Castle and the Old Town. In the program of excursions: Prague Castle, the largest medieval castle complex in Europe, which remains the residence of the rulers of the Czech Republic from its inception to the present day: once kings lived here, and now the presidents do; Malá Strana, the Little side, is one of the most picturesque areas of the city which lacks any modern buildings, the Old Town and the Old Town Square with the old streets, the town hall, and the churches surrounding it. Old Town Square is perhaps the most beautiful square of Prague, which has preserved a unique medieval atmosphere.

Those who wish can take the "Beer Pedestrian Tour" (optional). It’s a unique pedestrian beer tour of Prague. They say, a person should always have a hot heart and a cold beer. You will visit several world-famous Prague breweries and beer restaurants, and taste eight varieties of Czech beer. Professional beer guide will tell you about beer, its brewing traditions, and history.

Dinner with wine tasting at the Big Monastic restaurant (optional). Wine tasting with dinner in the Big Monastic restaurant, located in the complex of the Strahov monastery, which was founded back in 1140. Five different sorts of wine, produced especially for the restaurant, and a light dinner of traditional Czech dishes are waiting for you. All wines originate from southern Moravia, an area of the city of Znojmo.

Breakfast.

Transfer from Prague to Wroclaw. On the way, a sightseeing tour of the Old Town and the fortress of Klodzko.

Klodzko is an ancient city of southwestern Poland, founded in the 12th century, which was owned by Czech and Polish kings, the Habsburg monarchy, and the German Empire, sometimes called “Little Prague” because of the numerous medieval monuments. You will take a fascinating walk through the streets of Old Klodzko and visit the unique defensive fortress on a high cliff that overlooks the city.

Arrival in Wroclaw. Hotel accommodation.

Breakfast.

A sightseeing walking tour of Wroclaw, an amazing city of 12 islands and more than a hundred bridges, “the holy flower of Europe and the pearl among cities”. Inspection of the Town Hall on the Market Square of the Old Town with its ancient sundial, which still remembers the Middle Ages, Ostrów Tumski, the church of St. Elzbety of the 15th century, and visiting the Raclawice Panorama. During the excursion, tourists are shown figures of dwarfs since Wroclaw is called the “city of bridges and gnomes.”

Free time for self-tour of Wroclaw.

Transfer to Krakow in the afternoon. Hotel accommodation.

Breakfast

Sightseeing walking tour of Krakow: the Old Town and the Wawel Royal Castle with a Russian-speaking guide: Market Square, a place of a plexus of legends and various historical events, St. Mary’s Church, the historic Sukannitsi shopping mall, Royal Road, Wawel Hill with Renaissance Royal Castle and Cathedral.

Excursion to Wieliczka with a Russian-speaking guide (optional). Wieliczka is a small town located 13 kilometers from Krakow. One of the largest and oldest salt mines in Europe is located here. The depth of the mine is 340 meters, and the total length of the corridors is more than 350 kilometers. Tourists come from all over the world to admire the underground beauty of the mine. Additionally, the air in the mine has medicinal properties and a sanatorium is equipped under the ground.

Free time in the evening. For those who wish, there’s dinner in the national restaurant accompanied by folklore ensemble (optional).

Breakfast.

Bus excursion to Auschwitz (optional), which is located 60 kilometers to the west of Krakow. Auschwitz is a small town, where a complex of German concentration camps was created in 1940. Auschwitz is the largest Nazi concentration camp, where more than 1.5 million prisoners were tortured during the Second World War. Auschwitz is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List and is kept intact as a reminder of the crime against humanity committed here. The museum includes ruins of crematoria, gas chambers, a railway platform, and other objects of the former concentration camp.

Excursion to the Royal Wawel Castle and the Underground of the Main Market Square of Krakow (optional). The royal castle (UNESCO monument) was the residence of the rulers of Poland back in XI-XVII centuries. The interior of the residence on the Wawel in the Renaissance style has a truly royal design. The castle houses the royal chambers, the throne room, the armory, and the treasury.

The Krakow Undergrounds Museum on the Market Square, opened in 2010, is a kind of archaeological park where you can observe pictures of the life of a large bustling medieval city. With the help of modern technology, the authors of the project created the ideal illusion of a lively medieval city.

For those who wish there’s dinner in the Kazimierzha restaurant and a Concert of Jewish music (optional).

Breakfast.

Departure from Krakow to Prague.

On the way, visit the castle complex Lednice-Valdice near Brno (monument of UNESCO).

The Lednice Castle, which is located in the south of Moravia and on the bank of the Dyje River. Lednice and Valdice Chateau are part of the Lednice-Valditsky complex with an approximate estimate of 200 square kilometers, which is one of the most extensive landscape ensembles in the world. Lednice Castle, which was the possession and family nest of the dynasty of Liechtenstein for 5 centuries, is striking in its beauty and harmony.

Visit the castle of Czech Sternberg. Compared to the rest of the castles of the Czech Republic, Sternberk is distinguished by a surprisingly pacifying atmosphere, an abundance of delicate tones in the interior, as well as open spaces full of light. It is hard to believe that in these homely cozy rooms every piece of furniture is literally a work of art, be it paintings on the walls, painted by prominent Dutch and Italian masters of the 17th – 18th centuries, porcelain in richly encrusted cupboards, chests of precious wood, colored stained glass windows or small tiled stoves (there are a lot of them and each has its own unique style).

Arrival in Prague. Hotel accommodation.

Breakfast.

Free time.

Group transfer to Prague airport. Departure from Prague