7 Day Czech Republic Tour Packages

Czech Republic itineraries for 7 days

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• 7 Days in Prague, incl. Old Town and Castle District

  Prague's treasures unfold over 7 days featuring Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and Jewish Quarter tours. The centrally-located Lunik Hotel serves as base, offering daily breakfasts, an evening Vltava cruise, and optional Staropramen Brewery visits.

  

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  • Day 1

    Arrival in Prague

    Once you land at Václav Havel Airport, take your transfer to the hotel. "The transfers were excellent and on time, which was a relief after a long flight," one traveler mentioned. If you arrive early, leave your bags and walk to Old Town Square. It's quieter in the morning, and the cafes near the Astronomical Clock are perfect spots to beat jet lag.

    
  • Day 2

    Prague Overview

    Begin your Prague experience with the morning city tour starting at 10:30 AM. "Our guide was very knowledgeable and pleasant - she even extended an extra hour to answer all our questions," shared one visitor. The tour combines bus and walking sections, covering Prague Castle and Jewish Town. Bring good walking shoes for the castle's cobblestone paths.

    
  • Day 3

    Charles Bridge & Lesser Town

    Visit Charles Bridge early, before 8 AM, to avoid crowds. The 500-meter bridge offers beautiful morning photo spots. Next, visit the Church of Saint Nicholas in Lesser Town. A useful tip from a traveler: "The heated patios in Lesser Town are perfect for coffee breaks, even in winter - try the local pastries!" In the evening, take your Vltava River dinner cruise for unique views of Prague. One reviewer noted, "The food was just okay, but we didn't go for the food but for the experience!" Try to get a window seat for better photos of the lit-up landmarks.

    
  • Day 4

    Old Town Deep Dive

    Take time to discover the Old Town's hidden spots. The optional Staropramen Brewery tour ($) offers a less touristy experience. A visitor noted: "The audio-visual tour really helps understand the brewing process, and the beer tasting at the end makes it worthwhile."

    
  • Day 5

    Shopping & Local Culture

    Browse Prague's shopping areas, particularly for Bohemian crystal and garnet jewelry. "The quality of Czech crystal is outstanding - but shop around as prices vary significantly," advised one traveler. Find the best crystal shops on Pařížská Street, with better deals in smaller stores near Wenceslas Square.

    
  • Day 6

    Personal Exploration

    Use this day to revisit places you loved or explore new areas. Take the funicular to Petřín Hill for city views or visit the quieter Vyšehrad fortress. One reviewer suggested: "The 48-hour City-Sightseeing ticket really helps navigate the city, especially since street signs aren't in English."

    
  • Day 7

    Departure

    Start your last day with a final Czech breakfast (the hotel breakfast buffets get consistent praise) before heading to the airport.

    

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• 7 Day Czech Republic Itinerary, incl. Prague and Karlštejn

  UNESCO heritage sites dominate this seven-day Czech tour - Prague's Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, and Prague Castle. Visits include Karlštejn Castle, Konopiště Castle, Rückl Crystal factory in Nižbor, and Terezín Memorial, with 6 nights in 4-star Prague lodging.

  

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  • Day 1

    Prague Arrival

    Find accommodation near Staroměstská metro station in Prague's Old Town for convenient access. Take a walk around the area after 6 PM when the streets are quieter. Book your airport transfer before arriving to avoid overpriced tourist rates from local taxis.

    
  • Day 2

    Prague Historic Center

    Get to Prague Castle by 8:30 AM before the crowds arrive. Take tram #22 up the hill to save your energy for exploring. Spend the morning at the castle complex and St. Vitus Cathedral. After lunch explore Old Town Square and Charles Bridge with a guide. End your day on a Vltava River boat trip at sunset. The river gets cool in the evening so bring a jacket.

    
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    Beyond Prague - Konopiště Castle

    Take a quick 45-minute drive to Konopiště Castle where Archduke Franz Ferdinand once lived. Visit early to enjoy the peaceful gardens. "The castle's hunting collection and beautiful gardens were fascinating. Having a guide really helped understand the historical significance."

    
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    Karlštejn Castle

    Travel 40 minutes southwest to Karlštejn Castle. Book your tour tickets early especially for the Chapel of the Holy Cross tours. The walk up to the castle takes about 30 minutes so wear good shoes. Stop in the village around 4 PM for the best castle photos when the lighting is perfect.

    
  • Day 5

    Nižbor Glass Factory & Czech Culture

    Head to the Rückl Crystal factory in Nižbor about an hour from Prague. Morning visits offer the best chance to watch the glassblowers work. In the evening try a traditional folklore dinner. You'll get plenty of food and local beer.

    
  • Day 6

    Terezín Memorial

    Visit Terezín an hour north of Prague. Start your day early to take your time here. "The knowledgeable guides provided detailed context that helped us understand this difficult period of history." Bring water and dress appropriately as some areas have little coverage from weather.

    
  • Day 7

    Final Morning in Prague

    Use your last morning to visit places you missed or shop for Bohemian crystal near Wenceslas Square after 10 AM. If you're leaving between 4-6 PM plan extra time for rush hour traffic.

    

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• 7 Days in Prague, incl. Old Town and Kutná Hora

  Czech culture unfolds over seven days through Prague's Old Town, Karlstejn Castle, and UNESCO-listed Kutná Hora. Historical tours, beer tastings, and traditional Czech dining create authentic experiences, with 6 nights at a central 4-star hotel.

  

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  • Day 1

    Prague Arrival

    Take an airport transfer to the city center. The ride usually takes 30 minutes, but budget an hour during morning rush (7-9 AM) or evening rush (4-6 PM). Book your stay in Staré Město (Old Town). It's a smart choice that puts you right in the middle of everything. "Prague is such a charming city. Having our hotel in the center made it easy to explore the cobblestone streets even in the evening."

    
  • Day 2

    Prague Old Town & Castle

    Get to Prague Castle by 8:30 AM before the crowds show up. Take tram 22 from the city center with a 24-hour transport ticket. Start with St. Vitus Cathedral, then explore the rest of the castle grounds. After lunch, take a guided walking tour through Old Town and across Charles Bridge. End your day with dinner at a medieval restaurant. Bring a jacket since these old buildings stay cool even in summer.

    
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    Prague Beer Culture

    Check out the New Town (Nové Město) and dive into its beer scene. Visit the Prague Beer Museum in the afternoon when it's quieter. Take a beer tasting tour through several microbreweries, especially in Vinohrady. "The beer tasting was fantastic - we learned so much about Czech brewing traditions and got to try varieties you can't find anywhere else."

    
  • Day 4

    Karlštejn Castle

    Head to Karlštejn Castle on a train from Prague's main station. It's about 40 minutes away with trains running every hour. Take one before 9 AM to skip the crowds. The walk up to the castle takes 20-30 minutes on a steep path, so wear good shoes. Book your English castle tour ahead of time, especially during summer.

    
  • Day 5

    Prague Food & Shopping

    Start with a morning food tour when the markets are busy. Visit Manifesto Market for modern Czech street food and explore traditional delis on Dlouhá Street. Spend your afternoon shopping around Wenceslas Square for major brands or Pařížská Street for luxury stores. Look for local designers in Vinohrady.

    
  • Day 6

    Kutná Hora

    Catch an early train to Kutná Hora. It's an hour from Prague's main station. Start at the Sedlec Ossuary before the crowds arrive. Then walk up to see St. Barbara's Church and the Italian Court in the historic center. "The Gothic architecture in Kutná Hora is incredible, but pack good walking shoes - the hills and cobblestones can be challenging."

    
  • Day 7

    Final Prague Morning & Departure

    Use your last morning to revisit favorite spots or grab souvenirs in Old Town Square. Book your airport transfer at least 3 hours before your flight to handle any traffic delays.

    

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