4-Day Private UNESCO Tour from Prague through Czechia and Austria This is a private, individual, and tailored 4-day journey. Every tour is unique because the route is adjusted to travelers’ interests, pace, accommodation plans, season, opening hours, and available time. The tour can include places such as Český Krumlov, Brno, Lednice-Valtice, Mikulov, Třebíč, Olomouc, Telč, Vienna, Melk Abbey, Dürnstein, Aggstein Castle, Wachau Valley, and Mauthausen Concentration Camp Memorial. We provide private transportation in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle, driver-guide services, route planning, and bottled water. We also suggest suitable stops, viewpoints, restaurants, and walking routes. Throughout the journey, we focus on a relaxed pace, local context, photo stops, short walks, viewpoints, and small changes along the way. This tour is ideal for small private groups who prefer a flexible and personal way to travel between Czechia and Austria.
Visit Svornosti Square, the main square, and admire the surrounding Renaissance and Baroque houses. Nearby you will also find the Church of St. Vitus, the town’s main Gothic church. This part of the town perfectly shows why Český Krumlov is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You may stop here for a short coffee or refreshment. Walk toward Krumlov Tower, which offers another beautiful view of the castle and the historic center. If you prefer, you can relax in a nearby café and enjoy the scenery instead.
2 oreIngresso gratuito
Renaissance square, arrive in the UNESCO-listed Telč. We will stop in Telč directly at the historic square and spend about 40 minutes exploring the historic center, then we will continue on our way to Třebíč
45 minutiIngresso gratuito
Jewish Quarter Basilica of St. Procopius One of the best-preserved Jewish towns in Europe
45 minutiIngresso gratuito
The Macocha Abyss offers visitors one of the most dramatic natural sights in the Moravian Karst. The abyss is 138 meters deep and up to 174 meters wide, making it the deepest of its kind in Central Europe. Visitors can admire its sheer vertical walls, underground chasms, and caves, all connected to the Punkva Caves. Viewing platforms provide panoramic vistas of the deep Punkva Gorge and the surrounding forested landscape. The legend of the human tragedy that gave Macocha its name still resonates today, as the abyss occasionally draws those who have lost hope. Its atmosphere is both awe-inspiring and mysterious, immersing visitors in a world of dramatic karst formations and underground secrets.
2 oreIngresso non incluso
Balcarka Cave is one of the most picturesque karst caves in the Moravian Karst. It is famous for its rich stalactite decorations, including stalactites, stalagmites, and colorful cascades in a variety of shapes. Visitors follow a safely maintained path through narrow corridors and spacious domes, offering the chance to admire the cave’s fascinating geological formations. The site is also paleontologically significant, with bones of Quaternary mammals discovered here. In the operations building you will find refreshments, a souvenir shop and toilets. The cave’s mysterious and enchanting atmosphere draws visitors into an underground world full of history and natural beauty.
1 oraIngresso non incluso
Holy Trinity Column (UNESCO) – A huge Baroque monument in the Upper Square, built in the 18th century and decorated with statues of saints and biblical figures. St. Wenceslas Cathedral – A Gothic cathedral with the tallest church tower in Moravia and the seat of the Olomouc archbishop. Town Hall and Astronomical Clock – A historic town hall with a unique astronomical clock reflecting the city’s medieval heritage. Upper and Lower Squares – Beautiful historic squares with fountains, churches and old townhouses.
1 h 30 minIngresso gratuito
Archbishop’s Palace – A magnificent Baroque residence of the Olomouc archbishops with richly decorated halls and valuable art collections. Flower Garden (Květná zahrada) – A geometrically designed Baroque garden with colonnades, fountains and flower beds, considered one of the finest in Europe. Podzámecká Garden – A large landscaped park surrounding the palace, ideal for relaxing walks.
1 h 30 minIngresso incluso
1 oraIngresso gratuito
Historic town, Mikulov castle and Holy Hill Discover the charming historic town of Mikulov, renowned for its Baroque and distinctive Renaissance architecture, rich Jewish heritage, and the magnificent Mikulov Castle. The town is notable for its location near the former Iron Curtain border. Stroll through the picturesque main square, past the chateau, and along quaint streets steeped in history. See the monumental Dietrichstein Tomb and the ruins of Kozí hrádek, a small medieval fortress that once served as a strategic lookout. Enjoy sweeping views of the sacred Holy Hill, known for its historic Way of the Cross. If open, climb the lookout tower of St. Wenceslas Church for a stunning panorama of the town and surrounding vineyards. Visit the local tourist information center with restrooms, refreshments, and the option to purchase excellent wines from local grape varieties. Free time is also available for photos, coffee, or simply soaking in the atmosphere.
1 oraIngresso gratuito
Explore the romantic ruins of Sirotčí hrádek, a medieval castle dating back to the 13th century, perched atop a steep hill with views over the surrounding vineyards and countryside. Once a royal hunting lodge and later a fortress, the castle is steeped in legends and offers a glimpse into the region’s turbulent history. Take time to wander among the remains of fortress walls, towers, and courtyards while enjoying breathtaking vistas. Nearby, Stolová hora (Table Mountain) rises with its distinctive flat top, offering panoramic views and a striking silhouette that dominates the Pálava landscape. This area introduces the Pálava Hills, a protected region renowned for its limestone cliffs, vineyards, and diverse ecosystems, and recognized as a UNESCO biosphere reserve celebrated for its natural beauty and rich history.
1 oraIngresso gratuito
50 minutiIngresso gratuito
Begin your day early with a departure from Mikulov or Brno, heading south through Znojmo and the Retz border crossing. After approximately 2.5 hours, arrive in the UNESCO-listed Wachau Valley, a region of vineyards, rock formations, river meanders, and medieval castles.. 10:00 – 16:00 Wachau Valley (UNESCO, Austria) Dürnstein , Aggstein and Melk Abbey Make your first stop in Dürnstein, an iconic town with a baroque monastery, a blue-and-white tower, and the ruins of a castle where Richard the Lionheart was imprisoned. Take a 20-30 minute walk up a forest path to Dürnstein Castle for fantastic views of the Danube, vineyards, and surrounding hills.
2 oreIngresso gratuito
Continue along the Danube on a scenic road lined with vineyards and rock walls. Make a short stop at one of the wine terraces (e.g., in the village of Spitz or Weissenkirchen) to enjoy views of the Wachau from above. Next, visit the dramatically perched Aggstein Castle
1 h 30 minIngresso gratuito
16:00 – 17:30 Arrival in Vienna Hotel / Airport / City Center
2 oreIngresso gratuito
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