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Theresienstadt was originally a holiday resort for the Czech nobility, but during the Second World War the Nazis transformed it into a Jewish ghetto. It served as a concentration camp until 1945, when it was liberated by the Red Army (Soviet forces). The camp was later converted into a memorial site and opened to visitors to honor those who died. Your expert guide will explain the historical context of the Jewish struggle in the region during the 20th century and will be happy to answer your questions about Jewish history. Despite the horrors that took place in Theresienstadt, this imposing military fortress holds stories of true heroism, bravery, and a harrowing struggle for freedom. Discover centuries of history as you explore the Large Fortress, the Small Fortress, the Ghetto Museum, and the Magdeburg Barracks. At the end of this unforgettable excursion, you will be driven back to your hotel in Prague.

On this unique tour, your professional chef and local host will take you on a shopping experience like no other at a local farmers’ market, where you’ll find exotic ingredients and explore one of the largest vegetable markets in the Czech Republic. Afterward, you’ll take part in a hands-on cooking class with a renowned local chef. You’ll learn new cooking techniques that you can easily recreate at home, discover Jewish traditions, and gain historical insights into this unique cuisine. After enjoying a three-course meal, you’ll take a lovely, leisurely stroll through Prague’s famous Jewish Quarter. Admire the beautiful architecture and enjoy an expert tour led by a local Jewish member of Prague’s Jewish community.

Enjoy a comfortable and convenient private transfer from PRG Airport to your accommodation in Prague city. Relax in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle and receive assistance with your luggage. • Your time is secure: We start your complimentary 60-minute waiting time according to your selected time slot. • Choose your direction: Choose a pickup from PRG to Prague, or from Prague to PRG. • Transparent coverage: Service to Prague city center is included. A small additional fee applies for other zones outside the city center.

South Moravia is the most important wine region in the Czech Republic. Mikulov is one of the enchanting historic towns located a 2.5-hour drive from Prague. The region is home to 96% of the country’s vineyards. Viticulture in this region has been reliably traced back to the time of the Roman Empire—the 2nd century AD. Ideally located north of the Alps and on the western edge of the Carpathians, the region benefits from a cooler climate that is particularly well suited to producing excellent white wines. The quality can be outstanding, especially among the Moravian whites. Mikulov certainly has the highest concentration of wine cellars for tastings, as well as a fairytale castle on a hill above the town. Like a guardian, the Pálava Hills, designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, seem to keep a watchful eye on the vines.

Kutna Hora, known as the city of two cathedrals, was declared a royal city by King Charles IV, who brought the most popular grape variety—the Pinot Noir—to the region for the first time in the 14th century. Enjoy an exclusive view of one of the best organic wineries in the Czech Republic, the only one in the country with recognized DEMETER certification for biodynamic farming. Taste the wine with the winemaker in his historic cellar, directly in front of the famous cathedral.

Theresienstadt was originally a holiday resort for the Czech nobility, but during the Second World War the Nazis transformed it into a Jewish ghetto. It served as a concentration camp until 1945, when it was liberated by the Red Army (Soviet forces). The camp was later converted into a memorial site and opened to visitors to honor those who died. Your expert guide will explain the historical context of the Jewish struggle in the region during the 20th century and will be happy to answer your questions about Jewish history. Despite the horrors that took place in Theresienstadt, this imposing military fortress holds stories of true heroism, bravery, and a harrowing struggle for freedom. Discover centuries of history as you explore the Large Fortress, the Small Fortress, the Ghetto Museum, and the Magdeburg Barracks. At the end of this unforgettable excursion, you will be driven back to your hotel in Prague.

On this unique tour, your professional chef and local host will take you on a shopping experience like no other at a local farmers’ market, where you’ll find exotic ingredients and explore one of the largest vegetable markets in the Czech Republic. Afterward, you’ll take part in a hands-on cooking class with a renowned local chef. You’ll learn new cooking techniques that you can easily recreate at home, discover Jewish traditions, and gain historical insights into this unique cuisine. After enjoying a three-course meal, you’ll take a lovely, leisurely stroll through Prague’s famous Jewish Quarter. Admire the beautiful architecture and enjoy an expert tour led by a local Jewish member of Prague’s Jewish community.

Enjoy a comfortable and convenient private transfer from PRG Airport to your accommodation in Prague city. Relax in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle and receive assistance with your luggage. • Your time is secure: We start your complimentary 60-minute waiting time according to your selected time slot. • Choose your direction: Choose a pickup from PRG to Prague, or from Prague to PRG. • Transparent coverage: Service to Prague city center is included. A small additional fee applies for other zones outside the city center.

South Moravia is the most important wine region in the Czech Republic. Mikulov is one of the enchanting historic towns located a 2.5-hour drive from Prague. The region is home to 96% of the country’s vineyards. Viticulture in this region has been reliably traced back to the time of the Roman Empire—the 2nd century AD. Ideally located north of the Alps and on the western edge of the Carpathians, the region benefits from a cooler climate that is particularly well suited to producing excellent white wines. The quality can be outstanding, especially among the Moravian whites. Mikulov certainly has the highest concentration of wine cellars for tastings, as well as a fairytale castle on a hill above the town. Like a guardian, the Pálava Hills, designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, seem to keep a watchful eye on the vines.

Kutna Hora, known as the city of two cathedrals, was declared a royal city by King Charles IV, who brought the most popular grape variety—the Pinot Noir—to the region for the first time in the 14th century. Enjoy an exclusive view of one of the best organic wineries in the Czech Republic, the only one in the country with recognized DEMETER certification for biodynamic farming. Taste the wine with the winemaker in his historic cellar, directly in front of the famous cathedral.