When you are thinking about your first foreign trip, and you want to have a European vacation, combining the elements of the middle ages, beautiful architecture, and rich culture, the Czech Republic is a good option. This lovely Central European country will spell fairy-tales towns, castles of the past, and good food that will capture your heart. Our all-inclusive Czech Republic tours help to explore this fairy land in a way that is less hassling, more enjoyable and perfectly scheduled to be preferred by Indian travellers.
Here’s your 7-day Czech Republic itinerary crafted especially for first-time visitors who want to experience the best of what this country has to offer.
Day 1: Welcome to Prague: The City of Hundred Spires.
Begin your adventure in the charismatic Prague, the capital. Upon arrival to the Václav Havel Airport, have a room prepared in your hotel and clean up. Your first evening is to be spent walking around Old Town Square where history and culture meet. The Astronomical Clock is also not to be missed and it is dated to the 15 th century. Relaxing stroll of Charles bridge during the evening sunset offers magnificent city scenes. To have dinner, visit a local restaurant and enjoy such traditional Czech meals as svickekova (marinated beef with creamy sauce) or goulash.
Day 2: Discover the Past and the Present of Prague.
Today is day two, and you will explore the Prague heritage. Start with a trip to the Prague Castle complex, which is one of the largest in the world. Walk the St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, and the scenic Golden Lane. Then visit the Lesser Town (Mala Strana) with all its quaint streets, quaint cafes, quaint buildings. During the evening, do scenic cruise in the Vltava River and view the city in a brilliant way at night.
Day 3: Kutná Hora- The Medieval Wonder.
Excursion to Kutna Hora a UNESCO world heritage site located approximately one hour outside Prague. This is a town that was formerly the capital of mining silver in Europe and presents the best Gothic architecture. The best of the best is the Sedlec Ossuary (Bone Church), which is adorned with the remains of more than 40,000 individuals a creepy but fascinating experience. The Church of St. Barbara is also one of the most beautiful Gothic buildings in the center of Europe.
Day 4: Český Krumlov – A Fairy-Tale Town.
Go south to Český Krumlov because it is a quintessential medieval town at the center of a fairy tale. It is a must-visit because of the winding cobblestone streets, colorful houses and riverside views. See Český Krumlov Castle situated on the top of the Vltava River and walk in the splendid gardens. During the evening have a quiet dinner along the river and then have a relaxing time. The town is an obscure beauty and you will never forget this beautiful place of the Czech Republic- a fine addition to the Czech Republic travel.
Day 5: Pilsen – The Home of Beer
Having had a fairy-tale experience in Český Krumlov, head to Pilsen ( Plzeň ) where Pilsner beer, the worldwide famous one, was created. Visit the Pilsner Urquell Brewery where the first pale lager was produced in 1842. Get to know the process of beer-making and get a glass of fresh pint right off the barrel! Besides beer, there is another attraction, the Cathedral and the Great Synagogue, the second-largest synagogue in Europe. Go Kite Tours provides quality tours to the Indian travelers with packing itineraries, transfers, stay and tours, tours guide-based tours, so that your travels will be hassle free and without any stress.
Day 6: Karlovy Vary The Spa Town Experience.
Excursion to one of the most popular spa towns of Europe Karlovy Vary today. This city is famous because of its thermal springs and beautiful structures that have been a long term attraction to not only the royalties but also the celebrities. Go on a sightseeing stroll through the Tepla River, the Mill Colonnade and sample the healing mineral waters. Don’t leave without buying Czech crystal glassware and Karlovarské oplatky (traditional spa wafers) which are the idea souvenirs of your Czech journey. You can take time to have a relaxing spa treatment before going back to your hotel.
Day 7: Prague Final Day Shopping and Souvenirs.
Go back to Prague, your last day. Use your morning to explore Wenceslas square, a shopping and dining center. Take home the traditional Czech items such as the Bohemian glass, marionettes or handcrafted jewelry. Should there be time, I would also suggest the visit to the John Lennon Wall which is a peace and love marker painted in colors. Finish off your visit with one final Czech meal at a restaurant on the banks of the river and see the Charles Bridge. Your trip will always be remembered, you will have many photos in your pocket, you will have a strong affection towards the beauty and culture of the country.
Travel Tips for First-Time Visitors
- Currency: Czech Koruna (CZK)
- Weather: Pleasant weather between April and June and September to October.
- Language: Czech although English is common in tourist destinations.
- Transport: Intercity by train or bus very convenient and cheap.
Food Tip: samotradnist The trdelnik, a pastry with sugar, is a favorite savory pastry among the tourists and the locals.
Conclusion
This 7-day itinerary to the Czech Republic is an ideal blend of culture, adventure, and relaxation, which makes it a perfect option to first-time travelers. Prague with its romantic appeal and Karlovy Vary with its spa is no exception, each one of them is unique in its offer. If you’re planning a Czech Republic trip from India, partnering with an experienced travel agency ensures comfort and peace of mind. And so pack that bag and prepare to visit the very center of Europe- castle by castle, cobblestone street by cobblestone street, beautiful European memory after beautiful European memory!
