Prague Sightseeing tours - SIS TOUR

Price 1050,- CZK adults; 900,- CZK children up to 12 years.
Tue, Fri, Sat, Sun 9:00, Wednesday 13:00
Guide & entrance fee & transport included.

Only 39 km southwest of Prague lies the 2nd most visited monument in the Czech Republic, Karlstejn Castle . The gothic Castle was built between 1348 and 1357 by Emperor Charles the 4th as a treasury for the imperial, and later also the Czech crown jewels and sacred relics.

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Price 950,- CZK adults; 800,- CZK children up to 12 years .
Monday - Friday 9:00
Guide & entrance fee & transport included.

The Czech Republic is a world famous for its production of hand made and hand cut lead crystal. If you want to get acquainted with the secrets of its manufacturing, let us take you on a four hours tour 45 km south-west of Prague, to Nižbor town. Here you can witness the traditional techniques of the glass blowers and glass cutters step by step. After the excursion you will have the opportunity to visit factory shop. Before returning to Prague you will be taken through the typical Bohemian countryside and you can admire scenic views with unforgettable panorama of the Gotic Karlštejn Castle.

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Price 950,- CZK adults; 800,- CZK children up to 12 years and students.
Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sun 9:00, Sat 13:00
Guide & entrance fee & transport included.

This four hour tour takes you 50 km south of Prague to Konopiste chateau which was founded by the Benesovec family in the forested region of the valley of the river Sazava in 1300. It is a mature sample of the type of medieval fortification architecture represented by the French conception of the castle. Seven stunning round towers lined the periphery of the fortification walls.

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Price 1000,- CZK adults; 850,- CZK children up to 12 years.
Mo-Fri, Sun 9:00, Sat 13:00
Guide & entrance fee & transport included.

A five hours trip around the beautiful Bohemian countryside eastwards from Prague takes you to the second most important town in our country, from the historical point of view. The town grew up as a mining settlement close to silver mines in the 13th century and soon began to flourish. The Prague Groschen, one of Europe’s strongest currencies of that time, began to be minted here. The historical center is an architectural gem of Europe.

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Price 1180,- CZK adults; 1000,- CZK children up to 12 years and students.
Tue - Sat 9:00
Guide & entrance fee & transport included.

Take a trip back in time to a fortress not too far from Prague built in the late 18th century. Terezin was founded by Emperor Josef II. It is an outstanding example of a military fort in the style of Classicist architecture.
Originally built as a prison for military and political opponents to the Hapsburg monarchy, but the most tragic part of Terezin’s history came after the Czech lands were occupied by Nazi Germany. The small fortress was converted to a police prison of the Prague Gestapo in June 1940; in November 1941, a ghetto and concentration camp for Jews was established in the large fortress and town of Terezin.

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Price 1580,- CZK adults; 1400,- CZK children up to 12 years;
Mon - Sun 9:00
Guide & lunch with drink & transport included.

The tradition of Czech spa’s in an inseparable part of the European cultural heritage. Spend the day at the largest, second oldest and most celebrated spa and wellness resort in the Czech Republic. Carlsbad was founded in 1358 by Charles IV, Czech King and Roman Emperor, and reached town status in 1370.

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Price 1690,- CZK adults; 1450,- CZK children up to 12 years.
Tue - Sun 9:00
Guide & entrance fee & lunch with drink & transport included

Come and spend the day at the second largest castle in Bohemia which is located in one of the most visited cities in the Czech Republic. The Castle and the town Český Krumlov were founded in the 13th century by the nobility of Krumlov. The castle itself rests on a steep rocky buldge above the Vltava River, the same river passing through Prague.

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