Day Trips
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| Day Trips |
When we go on our annual trips to the Czech Republic, we love to visit various
places and learn the history of Czech republic and Europe. The wars (World
War I and II) didn't damage the main tourist attractions in big cities like Prague
and Vienna or numerous castles and chateaus. You can enjoy beautiful
architecture, literally travel back in time, and explore the treasures Europe has
to offer.
Within your 21 day visit, you will have plenty of time to see exactly what
you want and leave with wonderful experiences. We will organize two day
trips, one to Prague, the capital of Czech Republic, and the other to Vienna,
the capital of Austria. The beauty of these two cities is that everything is within
walking distance. There is lots to see...and to taste. Some couples had even time
to go see Budapest, Krakow, Venice. Feel free to ask us about directions, train
schedules and tips from our past clients.
places and learn the history of Czech republic and Europe. The wars (World
War I and II) didn't damage the main tourist attractions in big cities like Prague
and Vienna or numerous castles and chateaus. You can enjoy beautiful
architecture, literally travel back in time, and explore the treasures Europe has
to offer.
Within your 21 day visit, you will have plenty of time to see exactly what
you want and leave with wonderful experiences. We will organize two day
trips, one to Prague, the capital of Czech Republic, and the other to Vienna,
the capital of Austria. The beauty of these two cities is that everything is within
walking distance. There is lots to see...and to taste. Some couples had even time
to go see Budapest, Krakow, Venice. Feel free to ask us about directions, train
schedules and tips from our past clients.
| Prague |
Prague, also called "the mother of all cities", is
a very easy city to get to know and enjoy. It
has 1.2 million inhabitants. Six hundred years
of architecture remain virtually untouched by
natural disaster or war. Few other cities
anywhere in Europe look as good. Almost three
million tourists visit Prague every year.
Straddling the winding River Vltava, with a
steep wooded hill to one side, the city retains
much of its medieval layout. The street facades
remain smothered in a rich mantle of Baroque,
Rococo and Art Nouveau, all of which
successfully escaped the vanities and excesses
of postwar redevelopment.
You will enjoy the Charles Bridge with
painters and musicians, Old Town Square
with the Astronomical Clock and moving
Apostles.
a very easy city to get to know and enjoy. It
has 1.2 million inhabitants. Six hundred years
of architecture remain virtually untouched by
natural disaster or war. Few other cities
anywhere in Europe look as good. Almost three
million tourists visit Prague every year.
Straddling the winding River Vltava, with a
steep wooded hill to one side, the city retains
much of its medieval layout. The street facades
remain smothered in a rich mantle of Baroque,
Rococo and Art Nouveau, all of which
successfully escaped the vanities and excesses
of postwar redevelopment.
You will enjoy the Charles Bridge with
painters and musicians, Old Town Square
with the Astronomical Clock and moving
Apostles.
| Vienna |
Vienna is the capital of Austria, and also
one of Austria's nine federal states. With a
population of about 1.6 million, Vienna is the
largest city and the cultural and political
centre of Austria. Situated on both sides of
the river Danube, Vienna is 40 kilometres
(25 miles) from the Austrian-Slovakian border,
and 50 km (31.3 mi) from the Slovakian
capital, Bratislava. It is one of the best-known
cities in Europe and has a prominent place in
the history of Western civilization and world
culture and history.
You can explore Vienna on your own or
stay with us and check the most interesting and
important historical and architectural teasures
this city has to offer.
one of Austria's nine federal states. With a
population of about 1.6 million, Vienna is the
largest city and the cultural and political
centre of Austria. Situated on both sides of
the river Danube, Vienna is 40 kilometres
(25 miles) from the Austrian-Slovakian border,
and 50 km (31.3 mi) from the Slovakian
capital, Bratislava. It is one of the best-known
cities in Europe and has a prominent place in
the history of Western civilization and world
culture and history.
You can explore Vienna on your own or
stay with us and check the most interesting and
important historical and architectural teasures
this city has to offer.
