Private Guided Tours in Czechia
Czechia: private experiences among Baroque charm, Bohemian landscapes and the gentle art of living
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Our Private Tours in Czechia
With its medieval lanes, fairytale castles and pastel-coloured villages, Czechia is an often-underestimated treasure in the heart of Central Europe. Few travellers know that the official short name “Czechia” was adopted in 2016 for the country still widely known as the “Czech Republic”. Whatever name you choose, this destination is an invitation to travel slowly, immerse yourself in its culture and enjoy a sense of wonder.
We have selected private guided tours in English in Prague, Brno, Český Krumlov and Karlovy Vary. Our passionate and welcoming English-speaking guides offer personalised experiences away from clichés and large tour groups. Discover secret lanes, unexpected stories and unforgettable moments in the heart of Bohemia and Moravia.
Choose Your Destination in Czechia
We currently offer private guided tours in English in these four Czech cities.
The Czech Cities We Loved… and Think You Will Too
Prague
Mystical, majestic and romantic, Prague is all these things at once. On a private tour with one of our English-speaking guides, discover Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, the Jewish Quarter and the Bohemian atmosphere of Malá Strana. Around every corner, an anecdote, legend or visual surprise awaits. Prague is perfect for a romantic weekend, a cultural break or a family holiday.
Cesky Krumlov
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Český Krumlov is a small medieval town that seems to have come straight out of a fairytale. Its castle, cobbled lanes and colourful houses make it a popular day-trip destination from Prague.
However, we would not recommend visiting it only as a day trip from the capital. Stay for at least one night—and ideally allow two full days—to experience the true magic of this wonderfully romantic town.
With your English-speaking guide, you will discover the fascinating history of a place where art, nature and architecture come together.
Brno
The capital of Moravia, Brno is often overshadowed by Prague, but it truly deserves a visit.
More alternative, more local and distinctly youthful thanks to its student population, this charming and relaxed city combines modern architecture, cosy cafés and historic landmarks. It is a wonderful surprise away from the usual tourist trail, perfect for anyone who enjoys human-scale European cities—and Moravian wine.
Karlovy Vary
A renowned spa town since the 18th century, Karlovy Vary is famous for its hot springs, Belle Époque architecture and international film festival.
Your guide will introduce you to this elegant town through its colonnades, thermal springs and hidden corners. It is a relaxing yet cultural getaway that will appeal to history enthusiasts and leisurely wanderers alike. We think you will fall in love with it.
Why Combine Several Cities in Czechia?
There is so much more to Czechia than Prague. Its varied landscapes, architectural heritage and manageable distances make it easy to combine several destinations within a few days. If you have four to six days, why not pair Prague with Český Krumlov or Karlovy Vary? And if you are curious to discover another side of the country, head to Brno and explore Moravia. Each city reveals a different facet of Czechia, always accompanied by the same warm welcome.
An Eastern European City Break or a Tailor-Made Tour of Czechia?
Our Travel Planner service helps you create a trip shaped around your wishes. Whether you dream of a romantic city break in Prague, a relaxing spa stay in Karlovy Vary or a multi-stop journey through several Czech cities, we will adapt the itinerary to help you experience the very best of Czechia.