Day 01 Prague Old Town (-/-/-)

Upon arrival at Prague International Airport, meet and greet your tour guide, transfer to hotel, check in, relax, free and easy at your own leisure till afternoon.

Afternoon, have Lunch and start your trip in the Old Town Square to watch the hourly mechanical show at the famous Astronomical Clock or Orloj, the world's oldest operating astronomical clock, mounted on the southern wall of the Old Town Hall since 1410, located right in the heart of Prague's historic Old Town Square. As you come out from the show, grab a sweet trdelník (rolled sweet bread) from a local vendor nearby.

Next, wander through the historic Jewish Quarter (Josefov) to see the historic synagogues, an unique collection of houses of worship showcases styles ranging from early Gothic to flamboyant Moorish revival architecture. 

Evening,  just as the sun sets, walk across the iconic Charles Bridge (Karlův Most), a historic stone Gothic bridge that spans the Vltava River in Prague, commissioned by King Charles IV in 1357, which connects the Old Town (Staré Město) with the Lesser Town (Malá Strana) and serves as one of the most famous landmarks in Europe. 

Enjoy traditional Czech goulash for Dinner at a local spot. Overnight in Prague.

Day 02 Prague Castle District & Lesser Town (B/-/-)

After breakfast, cross the river into Malá Strana (Lesser Town) and head up to Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle complex in the world, spanning over 70,000 square meters, overlooks the iconic Prague skyline from its majestic hilltop position. Founded in the late 9th century, it serves as the official residence and workplace of the Czech President, remains the political and cultural heart of the nation.

Afternoon, have Lunch and visit the stunning Gothic St. Vitus Cathedral, the largest and most important church in the Czech Republic, serving as the seat of the Archbishop of Prague, located entirely within the third courtyard of the Prague Castle complex, a Gothic masterpiece which took nearly 600 years to complete, with construction spanning from 1344 to 1929.

Next, stroll down the colorful Golden Lane inside the castle complex (Zlatá ulička), earned its name from the goldsmiths who inhabited it in the 17th century, sparking popular legends that alchemists here tried to turn lead into gold. 

Have Lunch, and visit the tranquil Wallenstein Garden (Valdštejnská zahrada), a spectacular 17th-century Baroque garden located in the Malá Strana (Lesser Town) district of Prague, situated directly beneath Prague Castle, functions as the courtyard for the Wallenstein Palace, which is the official seat of the Senate of the Czech Republic. The garden offers (free admission) and is open to the public daily from April to October, widely celebrated for its manicured hedges, spectacular artistic structures, and free-roaming wildlife.

Have Dinner, transfer to hote, free and easy at own leasure. Overnight in Prague.

Day 03 River Views & Modern Prague (B/-/-)

After breakfast, proceed for a relax and a scenic Vltava River Cruise to see the city from the river cruise, which offers an exceptional, crowd-free vantage point to view Prague's iconic historical skyline, allowing you to float directly beneath the Charles Bridge and look up at the majestic Prague Castle complex. 

Later, head over to Letná Park or the Park's Beer Garden a large hilltop park in Prague, famous for its panoramic views of the Vltava River bridges and its relaxed, local atmosphere.

Afternoon, have Lunch, and walk down to the Náplavka riverbank is Prague's most vibrant and popular riverside promenade, stretching along the Vltava River primarily between the Dancing House and the Vyšehrad fortress. While the term "náplavka" simply means "riverbank" in Czech, specifically refers to the lively boardwalk area on Rašínovo nábřeží where locals and travelers gather to socialize, eat, and enjoy cultural events. 

The Dancing House (Tančící dům), designed by architects Vlado Milunić and Frank Gehry, is a world-famous deconstructivist landmark in Prague, completed in 1996, a striking, fluid design stands in bold contrast to the city's historic Gothic and Baroque architecture, a popular local hangout.

The Vyšehrad Fortress is a historic 10th-century fort, located on a rocky promontory overlooking the Vltava River in Prague, known as the mythical birthplace of the city, a peaceful cultural monument offers an alternative to the crowded Prague Castle, combining panoramic views, deep historical roots, and lush public parks.

Have Dinner, transfer to hotel. Free and easy at own leisure. Overnight in Prague.

Day 04 Český Krumlov (B/-/-)

After breakfast, check out and proceed from Prague to Český Krumlov a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its fairy-tale architecture which takes approximately 2 hrs and 30 mins by train. Transfer to hotel, check in and refresh. Later, proceed to have Lunch before starting the tour.

Start your day with the Český Krumlov Castle complex, similar to the 'Prague Castle', which are the two largest and most significant castle complexes in the Czech Republic, while Prague Castle serves as the seat of the nation's capital, Český Krumlov Castle is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage site located roughly 170 kilometres south of Prague. 

Wander through the Český Krumlov historic cobblestone streets, a UNESCO World Heritage site that perfectly preserves the town's medieval and Baroque layout, winding alongside the Vltava River, these labyrinthine alleys connect monumental landmarks, colorful facades, and hidden courtyards.

Next, check out the famous Bear Moat (Medvědí příkop) at the Český Krumlov State Castle and Château, a world-famous, centuries-old fortification ditch that houses real, live brown bears, located between the first and second courtyards of the castle, serves as one of the most unique and widely recognized cultural attractions in the Czech Republic. 

Evening, experience the castle courtyards without the daytime crowds. Have Dinner and transfer to hotel, free and easy at own leisure. Overnight in Cesky Krumlov.

Day 05 Kutná Hora (B/-/-)

After breakfast, check out and proceed a 1-hour train or bus ride from Prague to Kutná Hora. Transfer to hotel, check in and relax. Free and easy at own leisure till afternoon.

Afternoon, refresh and proceed for Lunch, and visit the macabre and unforgettable Sedlec Ossuary commonly known as the "Bone Church" (Kostnice Sedlec), a Roman Catholic chapel, located beneath the Cemetery Church of All Saints in Kutná Hora, a world-renowned for its macabre interior artistically decorated with the skeletal remains of an estimated 40,000 to 70,000 people.  

Later, explore the breathtaking flying buttresses of St. Barbara’s Church in Kutná Hora, is a masterpiece of late Gothic architecture,  recognized globally as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The monument serves as a powerful symbol of the town's historical wealth from medieval silver mining.

Take an evening walk through the illuminated streets, the perfect way to cap off the day. Have Dinner,  transfer to hotel, free and easy at own leisure. Overnight in Kutna Hora.