Follow our guide and let the city, where there is a secret to discover behind every single corner, enchant you. The city walk views the Old Town Square providing a dazzling Panorama. Stop in the middle and turn around in a slow circle: every building is different in each detail - roof, windows, doors and colours. You will admire attractions such as the Old Town Hall and its Astronomical Clock and charming, colourful houses, before continuing towards the Charles Bridge which you will walk across. Enjoy strolling through the charming old town and get lost by its hidden gems and corners!

Situated on mount Hradschin, Prague Castle has been forming the political and cultural center for over 1000 years, not only of the city but also of the whole country. With its three castle-courtyards, Prague Castle is said to be the largest enclosed castle area. The Prague castle complex counts several sights, such as the famous St. Vitus Cathedral, the National gallery or the golden lane. Definitely, Prague castle is a must for every Prague visitor.

Prague's Jewish Quarter, also known as Josefov, dates back to the 13th century when Jewish people were ordered to vacate their homes and to settle only in this area. This tour focuses on Prague's Jewish past and present. Besides visiting the Jewish Museum and the Old Jewish Cemetery, you will also discover the magnificent Old-New Synagogue, the oldest preserved synagogue in Central Europe.

This excursion takes you east of Prague to the town of Kutná Hora, which was founded in the 12th century as a mining settlement. Ever since the 13th century, its history has been inseparably linked to the mining of silver ores. The historic city centre with the late-gothic St. Barbara's Church and the baroque gothic Cathedral of Our Lady is an architectural jewel that you will also admire in the course of your tour. Then the tour continues to Hrádek where you will visit the Czech Museum of Silver and the Medieval Silver Mine. A tour through the Medieval Silver Mine will introduce the whole process through which the silver ore had passed until a silver coin was struck. Further, you will get acquainted with the medieval technology of mining, processing raw silver and mining coinage.

At the exit of the Wachau, one of the most beautiful parts of the Danube Valley, lies the charming town of Krems. Since the Middle Ages the Upper- and Lower "Landstraße" form the main axes of the city. Until today the "Landstraße", which is also a pedestrian area, forms the centre of the charming old town of Krems. Explore the centre of the Wachau Valley during a guided city tour. 

Highly visible dominates the Benedictine Abbey Göttweig on the edge of the worldfamous Danube Valley in the picturesque Wachau-region. The UNESCO-World Heritage declared Göttweig Abbey is one of the most popular sights in the Wachau valley and attracts visitors from all over the world. Simultaneously it forms the spiritual centre of lower Austria.

This tour will show you the major historical sights along the Ringstrasse, including the State Opera House, the National Museums, the Imperial Palace, the Parliament, the City Hall, the Burgtheater and the University, before taking you to the magnificent Schönbrunn Palace, summer residence of the Habsburg family. The highlight of the tour will be a guided tour through the majestic stately rooms before returning to the centre of the city.

During this city walk, you will learn everything about coffee: How did coffee get to Vienna? How did people drink coffee in earlier times, and how do they drink coffee today? What do most Viennese people like to eat along with a cup of coffee? Which personalities were guests in which traditional Viennese coffee house? Your guide will have an answer to all of these questions. Your tour will be perfected by a classic Viennese coffee break in one of Vienna's traditional coffee houses.