Sightseeing transfers in Europe (a door to door service)

Sightseeing transfer from Vienna to Prague via Cesky Krumlov

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Vienna to Prague. We will drive along the Danube and enjoy great views of castles and lush vineyards of Wachau Valley. We will pass by the 900-year-old Benedictine Abbey at Melk, which is perched on a rocky outcrop above the river.

Then we will stop at Cesky Krumlov.

Cesky Krumlov is, in my opinion, the most beautiful place in our country. The city Cesky Krumlov is on the UNESCO Heritage List. It is a town like a town from a fairytale. There are about 300 beautiful old houses mostly in Renaissance and Baroque style and a huge castle complex. The city boasts the second largest castle in the Czech Republic. The town is situated just a few kilometers from the border with Austria and Bavaria. On this scenic drive you can see more of the country and admire the beautiful south Bohemian countryside with its picturesque villages and many ponds.

Driving time: Vienna – Cesky Krumlov approx. 4 hours
Driving time: Cesky Krumlov – Prague approx. 3 hours
Total time: approx 10 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Vienna to Prague via Trebic and Telc

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Vienna to Prague. On the way we will stop at Trebic and Telc for short visits. This tour is especially interesting for those interested in Jewish history.

The Jewish Quarter of Trebic, placed on the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List is a unique document of Jewish culture in Moravia and the only Jewish monument outside Israel specifically placed on the UNESCO List. Today, there are no longer Jews living in Trebic. The community was absolutely destroyed during Nazi occupation. There survived many houses from the former ghetto for example the Jewish town hall, the rabbi's house, the poorhouse, the hospital and also two buildings of former synagogues; one of them is ornately decorated with the Hebrew writings from Psalms, Talmud, etc. There is an old Jewish cemetery on the hill at the suburb of Trebic. On the UNESCO List is not only the former ghetto, but the Christian St. Procopius' Basilica as well.

Telc is another great town in our country. It is a UNESCO site as well. The town was built similar to Venice; there is water all around the town. The history of Telc is connected with one very wealthy and important Czech aristocratic family, namely the Lords of Hradec, specifically Zacharias of Hradec, the governor of Moravia, who rebuilt the castle in the Renaissance style.

Driving time: Vienna – Trebic approx. 2 hours
Driving time: Trebic – Telc approx. 0.5 hours
Driving time: Telc – Prague approx. 2 hours
Total time: approx 9 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Salzburg to Prague via Cesky Krumlov

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Salzburg to Prague. On the way we will stop at Cesky Krumlov.

Cesky Krumlov is, in my opinion, the most beautiful place in our country. The city Cesky Krumlov is on the UNESCO Heritage List. It is a town like a town from a fairytale. There are about 300 beautiful old houses mostly in Renaissance and Baroque style and a huge castle complex. The city boasts the second largest castle in the Czech Republic. The town is situated just a few kilometers from the border with Austria and Bavaria. On this scenic drive you can see more of the country and admire the beautiful south Bohemian countryside with its picturesque villages and many ponds.

Driving time: Salzburg – Cesky Krumlov approx. 2.5 hours
Driving time: Cesky Krumlov – Prague approx. 3 hours
Total time: approx 9 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Berlin to Prague via Dresden

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Berlin to Prague. On the way we will stop at Dresden for a short visit.

Dresden is called “Florence on the Elbe”. It is the former court seat of the Kingdom of Saxony. Baroque tradition, catastrophic devastation in the Second World War, socialist and capitalist rebuilding: all have molded the city. Augustus the Strong, who became the king of Poland created the old city of Dresden, he is the founder of Baroque Dresden. We will see the most important sights like the Zwinger with Kronentor, the Semper Opera House, the Taschenberg Palace, the catholic Hofkirche, the Frauenkirche and much more.

Driving time: Berlin – Dresden approx. 2hours
Driving time: Dresden – Prague approx. 2hours
Total time: approx 8 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Dresden to Prague via Meissen – the town of “white gold”

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Dresden to Prague. We will take a detour in Meissen.

Two highlights characterize the over 1000- year-old beautiful town of Meissen: the Gothic cathedral and the Late Gothic Albrechtsburg as well as the porcelain manufactory. The castle, the cathedral and the palace were centers of medieval power and are situated on the hill above the Elbe River. The Meissen porcelain was invented in 1708 and for sure you know its symbol – the crossed blue swards.

Driving time: Dresden – Meissen approx. 30 minutes
Driving time: Meissen – Prague approx. 2 hours
Total time: approx 5 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Dresden to Prague via Terezin

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Dresden to Prague. On the way we will stop at Terezin – the former Concentration Camp.

Terezin is a former fortress, which was built at the end of 18th century, when the Czech Kingdom was a part of the Habsburg monarchy. In November 1941 the Nazis started to move thousands of Jews to this small town, first from occupied Bohemia and Moravia, but later from Austria, Germany, Holland, and other European countries. Terezin was a transit camp. It is called a stop on the way to death in Auschwitz. During the tour we will visit the Ghetto Museum, with an exhibition about the role of Terezin in the final solution of the Jewish question, the hidden synagogue, the cemetery, the former Magdeburg Barracks with the art collection and the Small Fortress.

Driving time: Dresden – Terezin approx. 1.5 hour
Driving time: Terezin – Prague approx. 1 hour
Total time: approx 7 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Munich to Prague via Plzen (Pilsen)

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Munich to Prague. On the way we will stop for a short visit to Plzen. After that we will drive to see the exterior of the medieval Karlstejn Castle.

Driving time: Munich – Plzen (Pilsen) approx. 3 hours
Driving time: Plzen (Pilsen) – Karlstejn approx. 1 hour
Driving time: Karlstejn – Prague approx. 1 hour
Total time: approx 8 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Munich to Prague via Karlovy Vary

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Munich to Prague. On the way we will stop for a visit to Karlovy Vary. Carlsbad, or Karlovy Vary in Czech, is the most famous spa town in our country. The city is situated on the confluence of the Tepla and the Ohre Rivers. Most of the buildings in the historical center are in the style of Art Nouveau.

We will walk along the Tepla River through the spa colonnades. It is also possible to experience some of the 12 thermal springs. We will then take a funicular to the Diana viewpoint to see Karlovy Vary from a bird's eye view. We can stop at the Moser glass factory, which was established by Ludwig Moser in 1857 and go there for an excursion. We can see the perfection with which products are crafted by hand, their high quality and the unique talent of master glassmakers. The magic atmosphere of glass being blown and shaped and the beauty of molten glass are sure to leave a strong impression. You are permitted to take photographs during the tour, capturing a memento of your visit to the glassworks for ever.

Driving time: Munich – Karlovy Vary approx. 3.5 hours
Driving time: Karlovy Vary – Prague approx. 2 hours
Total time: approx 10 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Nuremberg to Prague via Plzen (Pilsen)

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Nuremberg to Prague. On the way we will stop for a short visit at Plzen. After that we will drive to see the exterior of the medieval Karlstejn Castle.

Driving time: Nuremberg – Plzen (Pilsen) approx. 2 hours
Driving time: Plzen (Pilsen) – Karlstejn approx. 1 hour
Driving time: Karlstejn – Prague approx. 1 hour
Total time: approx 7 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Nuremberg to Prague via Karlovy Vary

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Nierenberg to Prague. On the way we will stop for a visit to Karlovy Vary.

Carlsbad, or Karlovy Vary in Czech, is the most famous spa town in our country. The city is situated on the confluence of the Tepla and the Ohre Rivers. Most of the buildings in the historical center are in the style of Art Nouveau. We will walk along the Tepla River through the spa colonnades. It is also possible to experience some of the 12 thermal springs. We will then take a funicular to the Diana viewpoint to see Karlovy Vary from a bird's eye view.

We can stop at the Moser glass factory, which was established by Ludwig Moser in 1857 and go there for an excursion. We can see the perfection with which products are crafted by hand, their high quality and the unique talent of master glassmakers. The magic atmosphere of glass being blown and shaped and the beauty of molten glass are sure to leave a strong impression. You are permitted to take photographs during the tour, capturing a memento of your visit to the glassworks for ever.

Driving time: Nuremberg – Karlovy Vary approx. 2.5 hours
Driving time: Karlovy Vary – Prague approx. 2 hours
Total time: approx 9 hours.

If you would like it is possible to include the visit of the spa in the tour. I recommend the spa treatment in the Castle Spa, which takes 2 hours -Program wellness (1 main procedure, 1 minor procedure, and entrance to the thermo mineral pool, use of circulatory massage box, entry to the Japanese acupressure pool, bathrobe and towel). But then the transfer would take about 11 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Budapest to Prague via Trebic and Telc

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Budapest to Prague. On the way we will stop at Telc and Trebic for short visits.

The Jewish Quarter of Trebic, placed on the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List is a unique document of Jewish culture in Moravia and the only Jewish monument outside Israel specifically placed on the UNESCO List. Today, there are no longer Jews living in Trebic. The community was absolutely destroyed during Nazi occupation. There survived many houses from the former ghetto for example the Jewish town hall, the rabbi's house, the poorhouse, the hospital and also two buildings of former synagogues; one of them is ornately decorated with the Hebrew writings from Psalms, Talmud, etc. There is an old Jewish cemetery on the hill at the suburb of Trebic. On the UNESCO List is not only the former ghetto, but the Christian St. Procopius' Basilica as well.

Telc is another great town in our country. It is a UNESCO site as well. The town was built similar to Venice; there is water all around the town. The history of Telc is connected with one very wealthy and important Czech aristocratic family, namely the Lords of Hradec, specifically Zacharias of Hradec, the governor of Moravia, who rebuilt the castle in the Renaissance style.

Driving time: Budapest – Trebic approx. 4 hours
Driving time: Trebic – Telc approx. 30 minutes
Driving time: Telc – Prague approx. 2 hours
Total time: approx. 10 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Budapest to Prague via Vienna

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Budapest to Prague. On the way we will stop in Vienna for a really short visit.

Vienna was the residence of the Imperial court for six centuries and is indelibly stamped with the seal of the Habsburg dynasty. Even now as the capital of the Republic of Austria, Vienna has retained its incomparable grandeur and considerable prestige as one of Europe's most important cultural and artistic centers. We will drive on the Ring to see the Votive Church, the University, the Town Hall, the National Opera, etc. Then we will walk on the Graben Street, see the St. Stephen's Cathedral and walk in the Old Town and thought the courtyards of Hofburg Palace – the Imperial palace. If there is time left, we can see the world famous Schoenbrunn palace from the outside as well.

Driving time: Budapest – Vienna approx. 2.5 hours
Driving time: Vienna – Prague approx. 4 hours
Total time: approx. 10 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Budapest to Prague via Bratislava (Pressburg)

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Budapest to Prague. On the way we will stop in Bratislava for a short visit.

Bratislava is the capital of the Slovak Republic. It was thanks to its location that Bratislava (Pressburg) in the 16th century became the capital and coronation town of the Hungarian Kingdom, where the crown jewels were kept. During the time of the Austro-Hungarian Empire Bratislava was for many years economically, culturally and politically connected to Vienna.

We will quickly see the major sites: the Bratislava Castle, the Old Town Hall, the Primate's Palace, the Michael's Gate, etc.

Driving time: Budapest – Bratislava approx. 2 hours
Driving time: Bratislava – Prague approx. 3 hours
Total time: approx. 9 hours.

Sightseeing transfer from Krakow to Prague via Olomouc / Kromeriz

At 9am, or at any time you wish, my driver and I will pick you up at your hotel and take you from Krakow to Prague. On the way we will stop in Olomouc (UNESCO site) or Kromeriz (UNESCO site) for a short visit.

According to legend, Olomouc, one of the Moravia's oldest towns was established by Julius Caesar. In fact it did not come into existence until the 7th century. In 1063 it was made a bishopric and in 1187 the capital of Moravia. We will see the major sites like the huge Holy Trinity Column, which is on the UNESCO List, the many famous fountains on the squares, the Town Hall with the Astronomical clock, the St. Wenceslas' Cathedral and much more.

Kromeriz is a sleepy historical town, one of the prettiest in Moravia. The main attraction is the magnificent palace of the archbishop. The vast Baroque palace has some splendidly furnished rooms. Absolutely great is the art collection of the Lichtenstein family (Titian, Cranach, Veronese, etc.). On the UNESCO List is not only the Archbishop's palace, but the lovely extensive gardens as well.

Driving time: Krakow-Olomouc approx. 3 hours
Driving time: Olomouc-Prague approx. 3 hours
Total time: approx. 9 hours.