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From Prague: Karlovy Vary day trip

During your day trip to Karlovy Vary from Prague, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the largest, most well‐known Czech Spa (known as Carlsbad in German). The town's founding has been linked to Emperor Charles IV since 1358, when he built a hunting lodge here. There are 12 famous springs with a temperature of about 72°C, the most famous being Vridlo. Karlovy Vary is also famous for its local china and glass manufacturing industry. These products are on display at a special exhibition and are sold at specialized shops. Throughout the course of history, many rulers and artists visited the spas including Goethe, Chateaubriand, Chopin, Beethoven, Brahms and Dvorak. Lunch is included, and you will also visit the Moser glass factory museum and glass shop.

Karlovy Vary Hot Springs Tasting Tour

Karlovy Vary is one of the most famous spa cities in the world due to its healing mineral hot springs. Discover secrets of each of 12 hot springs and learn about the city history along the way. Join our one‐hour tasting session and try magical effects of the hot springs on your own. Led by expert guide, discover the rich history of each spring, surrounded by the picturesque charm of cobblestone streets and elegant spa architecture. Indulge in a day of relaxation and rejuvenation, sipping on the finest mineral elixirs and soaking in the timeless ambiance of Karlovy Vary.

Karlovy Vary Guided Day Tour from Prague, with Lunch

Depart Prague by air‐conditioned coach and make the journey into the pretty Bohemian countryside. As you travel, listen as your guide tells you about the spa town of Karlovy Vary, sometimes called Karlsbad or Carlsbad. Hear how this Bohemian town grew up around some natural springs, said to have been discovered by the Holy Roman Emperor Charles — or Karl, IV — in 1358. Hear how the town took the emperor’s name and how, in the 1800s, it attracted figures such as Ludwig van Beethoven, who came here for the reputedly curative waters. Drive through the lush forests that surround Karlovy Vary and visit the town’s Moser Glass Factory. Learn about the company’s products, favored by Europe’s ruling elite during the 19th and early 20th centuries, and still one of the world’s most prestigious brands of crystal glassware. See the skilled glassblowers at work and, if you wish, buy some of the exquisite crystal at the factory gift shop. Continue into Karlovy’s stately center and stroll around the graceful spa colonnades and fountains. Sample some of the water and taste the town’s famous wafers, circular cracker‐style treats smeared with chocolate, vanilla, and other moreish coatings (own expense). Enjoy the included lunch at a restaurant and try some Becherovka (own expense), a traditional herbal liqueur that’s synonymous with the town. Savor the gingery cinnamon‐flavoured tipple as you hear how it’s made according to a secret recipe using Karlovy Vary’s soft water. Your trip ends back at the original start point in Prague.

Karlovy Vary Private Walking Tour With A Professional Guide

The name of this famous bathing town means "Charles Bath", given to it by the King of Bohemia Charles IV. who was convinced by the curative power of this place’s hot springs. According to the legend, Karlovy Vary was built around this miraculous spring. Another highlight of this city are the colonnades and the already mentioned hot springs, built under beautifully designed shelters. Let's travel through time and be blown away by its impressive architecture, mostly featuring Baroque and Art Nouveau mansions and multiple monuments. Don't forget to try the health‐restoring hot spring waters, drunk from traditionally shaped porcelain cups. You will learn about: Slavic settlement Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor King of Bohemia Carlsbad Decrees Potsdam Agreement Fall of the Soviet Union Presence of Russian businesses Healing powers of the hot springs Famous spas

Karlovy Vary Private Walking Tour

One of the UNESCO‐listed “Great Spa Towns of Europe,” Karlovy Vary offers visitors a mix of beautiful architecture and fascinating history. Make the most of your time in the historic resort city by taking this private walking tour. As you stroll through the town admiring its impressive Baroque and Art Nouveau landmarks, your guide will teach you all about the town’s development and its curative hot springs.

Luxury Private Day trip from Prague to Karlovy Vary

Plan a spa getaway from Prague with all the details arranged for you. On this private day trip to the historic retreat of Karlovy Vary, travel through the countryside of western Bohemia in a luxury Mercedes, stopping along the way at palaces and any other landmarks you’d like to see. Enjoy several hours in Karlovy Vary to soak in the famous mineral hot springs, stroll through elegant colonnades, shop, or savor Czech cuisine in one of many restaurants.

Guided visit of Karlovy Vary from Prague

Enjoy a guided visit to Karlovy Vary, the most popular spa town in the Czech Republic, renowned for its mineral hot springs and stunning pastel‐coloured houses. This 1‐day tour will include a roundtrip transportation from (and back to) Prague.The curative effects of Karlovy Vary's mineral springs were used as treatments on public figures such as the Tsar Peter the Great and the writer Goethe. One of the most famous attractions is the Hot Spring that spews boiling healing water up to a height of 12m. You'll then be able to admire a wide range of historical and modern colonnades, and drink water from 12 natural mineral springs.It is recommended that you taste some delicious wafers and the traditional liqueur called "Becherovka", which is made from a unique blend of herbs and spices. Enjoy free time to explore the town before coming back to the capital.

Private photo tour to Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad)

Colonnades with the mineral springs, remarkable monuments, green parks, special atmosphere, all of this and much more together makes Carlsbad one of the most beautiful spa cities that you can ever visit. Go on your own speed and book your private guided tour.

Private Day Trip to Karlovy Vary from Prague with a local

Quintessentially Czech Karlovy Vary is a popular spa town. There are a number of amazing natural spas to explore, so remember to bring your swimming gear. Karlovy Vary is home to the greatest number curative hot springs in the world. Our fun and entertaining guide will make this a memorable experience for you filled with offbeat sightseeing, visitng local popular hangout places and trying the local food & drinks. It is one of the best experiences to immerse yourself into the rich Czech culture.

Karlovy Vary to Prague Transfer with Sightseeing Stops

Make the most of the journey between Karlovy Vary and Prague with a private transfer that includes two sightseeing stops of one hour each. Instead of racing through the countryside and missing the sightseeing attractions on route, you’ll have time to stop and appreciate them. Stop at the Lidice Memorial as well as a place of your choice. Your driver will make recommendations, before dropping you in Prague.

Karlovy Vary Full‐Day Tour with Diana Watchtower, from Prague

Visit the legendary spa town of Karlovy Vary on a full‐day tour from Prague. After a scenic bus journey through the Bohemian countryside, your guide will show you the historic town center and the famous Vridlo geyser. Your tour includes tickets to the Diana Watchtower, the funicular railway ride up, and free time in the afternoon to explore on your own.

1‐way private transfer Berlin to Karlovy Vary — Mercedes Benz — up to 7 persons

Private door to door transportation between Karlovy Vary (Czechia) and Berlin (Germany) provided by comfortable Mercedes Benz cars or minivans. • Complimentary water on board.  • Unlimited number of rest stops (up to 15 minutes long). • English speaking drivers. • Western style service. • Non smoking vehicles.

Private Transfer from Karlovy Vary to Prague, English‐speaking driver

Benefit from our private transfer from Karlovy Vary to Prague with our experienced local driver who will make sure you enjoy a stress‐free transport. You will travel comfortably with a reliable driver who speaks English and has a good knowledge of the area. So you have an informed guide tell you about history, culture, traditions, attractions or recommend you the best places to visit including local restaurants, pubs or hidden gems. Our experienced local driver always has your safety and comfort in mind. From the beginning of the trip, when he picks you up in Karlovy Vary at your desired time and takes care of your luggage, until the end of your journey in your chosen location in Prague. The only thing you need to do is relax while being taken care of.

Karlovy Vary and Marianske Lazne Spa Towns Tour from Prague

Begin your day trip with a pickup from your Prague hotel or central Prague. Hop inside your air‐conditioned bus and, as you journey through rural Bohemia, learn about Karlovy Vary, one of Czechia's most renowned spa towns. Known in German as Karlsbad or Carlsbad, Karlovy Vary straddles the Tepla River and grew up around natural springs said to have been discovered by Holy Roman Emperor Charles—or Karl IV—in 1358. As its reputation as a health spa grew, its reputedly curative waters drew many famous figures, including the composers Beethoven and Brahms, during the 1800s. Stretch your legs along the Tepla and admire the neo‐Renaissance colonnades and spring fountains. Sample some of the town’s mineral waters and enjoy free time to shop for souvenirs. Break for an included restaurant lunch, and after, visit the Moser Glass Factory Museum. Discover Karlovy Vary’s two other claims to fame: Moser crystal glassware and Thun porcelain. Browse the delicate pieces displayed at the Moser shop and Thun showroom and, if you wish, buy some as souvenirs. Next, travel south to Marianske Lazne, another historical spa town in the Slavkov Forest. Take a walking tour of the town, passing its romantic colonnades and parks as you learn about its mineral springs. Visit the famous Cross Spring colonnade to taste its waters, and then return to Prague by coach to finish your tour.

Karlovy Vary and Marianske Spa day trip from Prague

This day trip from Prague combines a tour of Karlovy Vary with a visit to Marianske Lazne, another Czech spa.Visit the Karlovy Vary, the most well known Czech spa, has been traced back to 1358 when Emperor Charles IV built a hunting lodge in its vicinity. The 12 famous springs average a temperature of 72°C, the most famous being Vrídlo. During your walk along the Tepla River and the majestic Neo‐Renaissance colonnades, you will have a chance to taste different mineral waters and purchase souvenirs.After lunch, you will see the Moser glass factory museum and glass shop as well as the Thun porcelain shop. Then travel to the famous Marianske Lazne known for its curative springs. The program includes a tour of the spa area with its unique historical architecture, a sampling of the spa waters from the famous Cross Spring, and a visit to the ancient colonnades.

A day in the life of Karlovy Vary — Private tour with a local

Karlovy Vary is home to a bounty of local, must‐eat foods and one of the great joys of a holiday abroad is sampling the local cuisine and the food in Karlovy Vary is amongst the best in Europe. Experience fantastic art and architecture, a rich Medieval history and innovative modern additions in Karlovy Vary which has the reputation of being the most cosmopolitan, modern and avant‐garde city in Spain. Our fun and entertaining guide will make this a memorable experience for you filled with sightseeing, visitng local popular hangout places and trying the local food & drinks. It is one of the best experiences to immerse yourself into the rich Czech culture.

Touristic highlights of Karlovy Vary on a Private half day tour with a local

Karlovy Vary is home to a bounty of local, must‐eat foods and one of the great joys of a holiday abroad is sampling the local cuisine and the food in Karlovy Vary is amongst the best in Europe. Experience fantastic art and architecture, a rich Medieval history and innovative modern additions in Karlovy Vary which has the reputation of being the most cosmopolitan, modern and avant‐garde city in Spain. Our fun and entertaining guide will make this a memorable experience for you filled with sightseeing, visitng local popular hangout places and trying the local food & drinks. It is one of the best experiences to immerse yourself into the rich Czech culture.

Karlovy Vary — Visit the most beautiful Spa Town in Private tour

We will take you to the most beautiful spa town in the Czech Republic. You will see marvelous architecture and a romantic atmosphere. You will enjoy the walk with our private guide through the same streets as the german poet Johann Wolfgang Goethe, and the Russian Czar Peter I and you will Admire the place where Antonin Dvorak performed his symphony „From the New World“. You will see also scenes from James Bond while he was walking down the halls of Grand Hotel Pupp where the 2006 movie Casino Royale was filmed. The professional guide will take you to the picturesque spa town Carlsbad, where you can taste 15 hot water springs. 13 of them you can actually taste in 5 beautiful colonnades which were built especially for drinking the springs and leisure time of the spa guests. You will visit also Park colonnade, Built‐in 1881 by Viennese architect made by cast iron lies in a park of the famous Czech composer Antonin Dvořák.

Karlovy Vary Full‐Day Tour with Moser Museum, from Prague

Get out of Prague for a day and visit Karlovy Vary, an enchanting Bohemian spa town. This guided day trip includes a guided walking tour of the elegant town center and a visit to the Moser Museum to see exquisite local glassworks. Learn about the historical significance of the town's mineral springs and stroll the promenade. Lunch at a local restaurant is included, as well as round‐trip transportation.

Karlovy Vary — The town of spas, mineral springs and relaxation

Karlovy Vary is the most famous spa town in the Czech Republic. It was founded around 1350 by the Holy Roman Emperor and Czech king Charles IV. The city center is situated along the narrow valley of the Tepla River and is overlooked by high green hills. The colonnade and pedestrian zone are lined with breathtaking architecture of spa hotels. The most famous is the Grand Hotel Pupp featured in the movie Last Holiday; another well known hotel is the Hotel Thermal, which hosts the world‐famous Karlovy Vary International Film Festival. Karlovy Vary acquired international fame, thanks to the healing powers of the local mineral springs, of which there are around a hundred, going down to various depths with their temperatures varying from 30 to 73 degrees Celsius. In the 18th and 19th centuries, the spa town was a popular place of stay for the nobility as well as poets, writers, and musicians.