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The Czech Republic is an exquisite reflection of Europe’s cultural and architectural diversity. With over 2000 castles, keeps and ruins, it boasts one of the highest densities of architectural history in the world – so much so, Hollywood regularly rolls into town when it needs to shoot ‘Ye Olde Europe’. There's no better place to step back in time than on the cobbled streets of Prague’s Old Town, where the scent of chestnut and linden trees fills the air on a warm summer’s eve.
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Best of Central Europe

czech republic prague clock
15 days
Original
  • USD $2,263
    CAD $2,151
    AUD $2,074
    EUR €1,539
    GBP £1,318
    NZD $2,641
    ZAR R17,199
    CHF FR1,885
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Highlights of Central Europe

Ivy, Budapest
9 days
Comfort
  • USD $1,959
    CAD $1,870
    AUD $1,806
    EUR €1,309
    GBP £1,143
    NZD $2,316
    ZAR R14,985
    CHF FR1,610
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Berlin to Venice

italy venice mask feathers festival costume
15 days
Basix
  • USD $2,035
    CAD $1,925
    AUD $1,857
    EUR €1,440
    GBP £1,177
    NZD $2,375
    ZAR R15,397
    CHF FR1,776
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Vienna to Dubrovnik

austria alps cow
29 days
Original
  • USD $4,300
    CAD $4,090
    AUD $3,950
    EUR €3,070
    GBP £2,505
    NZD $5,060
    ZAR R32,750
    CHF FR3,780
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Highlights


Czech Republic's Top Picks

Drinking beer in a park, Prague
 
The Czech people drink the most beer in the world, with each person consuming an average of 156.9 litres per year
 

Top 10 Beer Moments in the Czech Republic

  1. Beer Spa: The Czech Republic is famous for both its spa towns (Karlovy Vary and Marianske Lasne) and its beers. Enjoy a combination of the two in the country’s first beer spa, where you can submerge yourself in a specially brewed bath full of your favourite brew.
  2. Brewery Wars: Visit the epicentre of Czech beer in the town of Ceske Budejovice (Budweis in German). Decide for yourself which of the two breweries is master of the genre - Budvar or Burgerbrau. After a long legal stoush over the Budweiser name, the Czech makers have retained the right to call their beers 'Budweiser' and limited the American brand's naming rights in some European countries.
  3. Brew with a View: With an incredible view of Prague’s Old Town, visit Letna Hill, Prague’s very own beer gardens, where cheap beer is sold from kiosks for you to enjoy from the comfort of a park bench.
  4. Travelling Ales: Ride the tram pub. That’s right, the Czech Republic has its very own tram pub - the Prvni Pivni Tramway.
  5. Festival Flavours: Head to one of the Czech Republic’s many beer festivals – pivni slavanosti. Held on almost every weekend of the year in various towns and cities, breweries will celebrate their particular tipple and provide some apt entertainment alongside the beer-swigging.
  6. Tank Tipples: Discover the sweet taste of the world’s only unpasteurised variety of Pilsner. Sold in special ‘tank’ pubs, where kegs are replaced by high-volume brewing tanks, treat yourself to this Czech Republic speciality.
  7. Savour Something Strong: Push your beer-drinking limits with the Czech Republic’s specialty strength beers. Try U Medviku’s X-33, where the alcohol level of 12.6% will have you pushing the limits of sobriety.
  8. Gallery Gulps: Take a trip to Prague’s beer gallery where one can peruse the aisles that house over 200 different varieties.
  9. Pass the Beer Glass: The Czech Republic is famous for its incredible glass and crystal, so why not head to the Novosad Glassworks in Harrachov, where the glass-blowers are lucky enough to have their own brewery on site.
  10. Beds n' Beer: At the end of all this beer drinking, you’ll need a suitable place to rest your weary head. So why not camp down in one of the Czech Republic’s brewery hotels and finish off with a night-cap in front of the fire.