Czech Republic Private Tours & Local Tour Guides

Generally, 4–5 days in the Land of The Bohemian Crown will allow you to see the best of Czechia, while having some much-needed rest time in between. Need some itinerary inspiration? Check out these Czechia Tours; 

• The Best Of Prague In One Day Tour 
• Two Sides Of The Vltava River (Double Tour) 
• Relaxing Day Trip to Karlovy Vary SPA city 

With over 2000 castles, several hiking routes, and the vibrant cities of Prague & Brno to keep you busy, 5 days might not be enough! For even more Czech fun, look through our Czech Republic private tours page.

This depends on what you’re looking to do, but generally, the shoulder seasons of March to May (9 – 20°C) & October to September (13 – 24°C) offer the perfect balance of moderate weather, minimal crowds and fun activities (Prague Grand Prix & the Spring International Music Festival) 

Want to know more about Czechia? Check out our Tourism In The Czech Republic Statistics article. 

The Czech Republic has several regions that draw in millions of tourists looking to experience history, arts, culture and relaxation, with these regions being the most popular; 

• Prague
• Central Bohemian Region
• South Bohemian Region
• Plzeň Region
• Karlovy Vary Region

What about venues? Well, these are the most visited sites in the country.

• Petřín funicular
• Prague Castle
• Prague Zoo
• Aquapalace 
• Lower Vítkovice

YES. Prague has a safety ranking for walking around during the day of 91 out of 100, and a nighttime safety ranking of 73.8 which is higher than cities like Paris and New York. To add to the appeal, US citizens do not have to have a visa for tourism travel that falls under 90 days.

Prague, also known as the City of A Hundred Spires, is the most visited city in Czechia, with around 19 million domestic and international tourists visiting the city in 2022.