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One day trips: Others: Duration: 3 hours
Stare Mesto a Josefov
(Zidovska ctvrt) – The Old Town and Jewish Quarter
Duration: 3 hours The tour covers the Jewish Quarter with the Klaus, Old-New and Maisel
synagogues, St. Nicholas Church, the Old Town Square with the Tyn cathedral. You
will see the Old Town Hall with the historical astronomical clock, ancient
winding lanes will take you to the Clementinum library complex, St. Salvatore
Church and the Church of St. Francesco of Assisi in the Křížovnické square with
the Old Town Bridge Tower. The tour ends on the Charles Bridge which was built
during the rule of Charles IV in the second half of the 14th century and is
decorated with unique statues. Duration: 3 hours Walking tour through one of the most beautiful parts of Prague. We offer a
visit to Nerudova street, Jánský vršek (Jánský hill), Valdštejnské náměstí
(square), St. Nicholas Cathedral, St. Thomas Cathedral. In summer months it is
also possible to visit the Valdštejnská zahrada (garden). Also the Kampa Island
is worth seeing and a walk over the Charles Bridge cannot be omitted.
Duration: all day trip, transport by bus, about 190 km to the south of Prague
Duration: about 7 hours, transport by bus, 140 km to the west of Prague.
Duration: about 4 hours, transport by bus, about 30 km to the south-west of
Prague.
Duration: about 5 hours, transport by bus, 70 km to the east of Prague.
Zamek Hluboka nad Vltavou
- Hluboka Chateau
Duration: about 7 hours, transport by bus, 150 km to the south of Prague.
Departure Prague: Friday 3pm A visit to Budapest, city with its multifarious and often embittered history,
incredible architecture and rich cultural heritage, Hungary's capital deserves
its reputation as the 'Paris of Eastern Europe'. It has a complex identity,
somewhere between Western luxury and simple traditions.The city straddles a
gentle curve in the Danube. It has broad avenues, leafy parks and elaborate
bathhouses. Programme: Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Departure Prague: Friday 3pm A Visit to Vienna, the capital city of Austria. Grandiose Vienna was the
showpiece of the all-conquering Habsburg dynasty. Monumental edifices line the
city centre, world-class museums burst with treasures, white stallions strut
their way down mirrored halls and renowned orchestras. Programme: Friday
Saturday
Sunday
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Conference Statement
The
tour of the Prague Castle, the seat of Czech kings, begins at the Riding School,
leads past the Royal Garden, over the Powder Bridge and to the 2nd
courtyard with the Chapel of St. Cross. In the 1st courtyard, you can admire its
magnificent gate, and then proceed to the 3rd courtyard with the St.
Vitus Cathedral. Then you will see the Old Royal Palace, the St. George
Basilica, as well as many other gems of Czech architecture. A look-out at the
Lobkowitz Palace offers a wonderful view of the Lesser Town and the Old Town.
The tour ends at the foot of the Old Castle Stairway in Klarov.
One
of the most beautiful towns in the Czech Republic, situated on the river Vltava.
A unique continuously built-up area of late Gothic and Renaissance houses. The
dominating feature of the town is the castle which was founded as early as the
13th century, the present outlook is the result of a reconstruction
in the 17th century. A unique sight is the castle theatre from the 18th
century. The town Český Krumlov is by right a cultural heritage site entered in
the UNESCO list. 
A
visit to Karlovy Vary, one of the best known spa centres in Bohemia. The town
was founded as early as the l4th century by King Charles IV, but
reached its biggest expansion in the l8th and l9th
century. The town is situated in a narrow, broken valley of the small river
Teplá and it has its charm. Many famous personalities took the cure here, e. g.
the Tzar Peter I, Johann Wolfgang Goethe, A. S. Pushkin, Ludwig van Beethoven,
Antonín Dvořák and others. The town is known not only for its healing springs,
but also for the production of the well known glass by Moser and porcelain. 
The
castle, which was founded in 1348 by emperor Charles the Fourth, belongs by
right to the best known Czech sights. It is set in a picturesque landscape in
the basin of the river Berounka. Karlštejn served the King as a residence and
simultaneously as a treasury of the imperial crown jewels and holy relics. In
the 19th century the castle was reconstructed in the neo-Gothic style. 
The
ancient town of Kutná Hora with many historic sights is worth seeing. In the
middle ages it was the second largest Bohemian town, occasional residence of the
Bohemian kings and in the l3th century the mining of silver started
here. One of the best known features of Kutná Hora is the Gothic St. Barbora
Cathedral from the l4th century, the visit to which is part of the
trip. 
The
chateau of Hluboká nad Vltavou (on the Vltava river) will hold the visitors’
interest with its monumentality. As early as the 13th century there was a Gothic
castle here. In the 19th century the castle was completely rebuilt in the
Windsor style. It is surrounded by a large English park with a ZOO. 
