Things to Do in Czech Republic

This was a great evening, the food was good, 5 courses drinks were flowing, the show was brilliant, belly dancers, jugglers, fire eaters, bag pipes and drummers, acrobatics. The whole thing was good from start to finish.

It was a culturally enriching experience and our guide was amazing

3 hours. as if in flight. Super nice company, all in dream weather ☀️ what more could you ask for.

It was sooo much fun and we had probably the coolest captain (Anushka). You might think it’s a pricey thing to do in Prague but just go for it…you won’t regret it believe me

be aware that you do have to wait a while and there is no commentary, which would make it more interesting. but if you enjoy spending a few hours floating along the river with a glass of wine, then its perfect.

We showed up for an earlier time and they were most accommodating!!! TY!!

Anna was a fantastic guide and showed us really nice and unique spots of Prag. I would really recommend this tour.

The best thing was undoubtedly our endearing guide Ian, who in addition to doing the tours, explained to us what life is like in his country. It was a wise move to combine both cities, since each one separately would have been somewhat small for such a long journey, especially Marianske Lazne. In both cities we had around 1 hour of free time to wander around as we pleased, shop or have a drink. The food was more correct than expected from the comments, a menu in a hotel with the option of choosing between two starters and two seconds. The two cities are very beautiful and well-kept. The tour was done despite only two people signed up. The price of the excursion to a single city is somewhat high compared to what it would cost to travel on your own (about €60 compared to about €10 by bus). Taking that into account, the extra cost for visiting the two cities is not that much and, above all, it is the only viable option to see the two cities without renting a car.