Your personal Prague guide for your prague tours is the best way for our Prague tourists to enjoy the city and the rest of our country. When you travel to Prague, find out as much as possible from your Prague guide when you do your Prague sightseeing or the sightseeing in any of the other wonderful places we have to offer. A private Prague guide is the way to go.
See beautiful Prague in our Prague Tours, Prague Castle, Jewish Prague, Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock, the Infant Jesus of Prague, Charles Bridge, Old Town, New Town ... your Prague private guide will be on hand to answer all your questions. Walk or be driven, you pick what best suits you.
Then take a private tour to Karlstejn, Nelahozeves or Konopiste Castles, Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad), Kutna Hora, Terezin Memorial, Cesky Krumlov and much more. For more look at Guiding Prague
When you travel to Prague, ride a vintage car along the old steets in a charming old car. Your Prague sightseeing can be done from the comfort of an Oldtimer. Your driver will explain what you see along the way. Take a one or two hour tour of Prague in a real, refurbished "oldtimer", not a copy. Every Prague tourist will envy you as you glide along in this gem of a car.
Do you prefer a group setting or are you looking for a more economical way to go? Then these tours are for you.
Visit Prague and other sites such as Karlstejn and Konopiste Castles, Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad), Kutna Hora, Terezin Memorial, Cesky Krumlov, Dresden and much more in a group.
Your group Prague guide will explain everything during your tours in Prague as well as other cities and places. When you travel to Prague, taking a tour is the quickest way of getting to know it. Your Prague sightseeing can be done in a group. Meet other Prague tourists and share your Prague guide, who will show you Prague as well as the other places in the Czech Republic.
A new addition to our Prague services family.
Our love for Bohemian Glass Beads has blossomed into a great jewellry piece. Visit the angels website for more information.
www.Prague-Angel.com
The Vltava, German "Moldau", is the longest river in the Czech Republic, running north from its source in Šumava through Český Krumlov, České Budějovice, and Prague (Praha), merging with the Elbe (Labe) at Mělník. It is 430 km (267 miles) long and drains about 28,090 sq. km. At their confluence the Vltava actually has more water than the Elbe, but joins the Elbe at a right angle to its flow so that it appears a mere tributary. Several dams were built on it in the 1950s, the biggest being Lipno Dam in Šumava.
