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The capital of the Czech Republic, Prague is a historic city with breathtaking scenery, centuries of art and architecture, culinary experiences and an all together extraordinary atmosphere that tends to keep travelers amused for days together. However, a day trip from Prague is much recommended to broaden your perspective of the country and explore more of the versatile and vibrant Czech Republic. <\/p>\n

One of the many reasons that makes Prague a fantastic long-stay city on a typical Eurail trip is its proximity to several great destinations, just a short train ride away. If you have a few extra days to spare, here are a few day trips from Prague you should squeeze into your itinerary.<\/p>\n

5 Best Day Trips From Prague<\/h2>\n

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1<\/span>\u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov<\/h2>\n
Day Trips From Prague<\/h6>\n

171 KM<\/h3>\n

Distance<\/h6>\n

\"Prague UNESCO World Heritage Site<\/span> Castles<\/span><\/p>\n

\u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov, also called the “Pearl of Bohemia”, is a picturesque town recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site. This magical and magnificent town located in South Bohemia could easy pass off as a setting for a fairytale. This town was part of a large estate owned by powerful noble families, who played an important role in the political, economic, and cultural history of Central Europe. With majestic castle perched on a picturesque cliff, and the Vltava veining through; \u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov<\/a> with its clusters of dinky orange roofed medieval houses makes for a day’s visit from Prague. <\/p>\n

Best Time to VisitMay to August Travel Time2 Hours Things To Do In \u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov Going From Prague To \u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov<\/p>\n

State Castle \u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov<\/h3>\n

The highlight of any trip to \u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov, the State Castle is a magnificent castle perched atop a cliff. It features Gothic, Late Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles, and was constructed in the 13th century. <\/p>\n

Museum Fotoatelier Seidel<\/h3>\n

This is a unique museum of global importance which has on display the work of local photographers Josef Seidel and his son Franti\u0161ek. Expect to find unique period images with Seidel’s personal notes, diaries, customer records, and the original furniture and fixtures in the house.<\/p>\n

Egon Schiele Art Centrum<\/h3>\n

An excellent museum and gallery devoted to the Austrian painter Egon Schiele, who lived in \u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov, it documents his life and work, and presents an exhibition of his works. It also houses various rotating exhibits of both classical 20th century and contemporary art.<\/p>\n

By Train<\/h3>\n

Most trains leaving from Prague to Cesky Krumlov come with a mandatory transfer in the town of Cesk\u00e9 Budejovice and will get you to Cesky Krumlov in three to 3.5 hours. There’s a single direct train leaving from Prague once a day, at 8:00am and takes 3 hours to cover the distance. Note, the train station in Cesky Krumlow is located a 30 minute walk outside the city. You can also take a local bus into the city center. <\/p>\n

By Bus<\/h3>\n

LEO Express runs two buses per day between Prague and Cesky Krumlov. A single way ticket costs \u20ac7.5, but the online reviews are not so pleasant, hence we would suggest taking the train.<\/p>\n

By Shuttle<\/h3>\n

There are numerous shuttle companies that connect Prague to Cesky Krumlov. These shuttles are more expensive but offer door-to-door service and drop you off at the city center in Cesky Krumlov. The journey takes about 3 hours and costs approximately 1000 CZK one way. <\/p>\n

By Car <\/h3>\n

If you have a car, it takes approximately 2.5 hours to drive from Prague to Cesky Krumlov. There’s parking available in the city center of Cesky Krumlov. <\/p>\n

Guided tour from Prague to Cesky Krumlov<\/h3>\n

If you’re overwhelmed by the idea of putting together a day trip itinerary, an organized Cesky Krumlov Day Trip from Prague could be the perfect solution. Get on an air-conditioned vehicle and let a professional guide walk you through the medieval town center, the 13th-century castle, and the magnificent Church of St. Vitus. <\/p>\n

Read More<\/a>View Tickets<\/a><\/p>\n

2<\/span> Karlovy Vary<\/h2>\n
Day Trips From Prague<\/h6>\n

135 KM<\/h3>\n

Distance<\/h6>\n

\"Prague Spa<\/span> Museums & Churches<\/span><\/p>\n

The laid-back spa town of Karlovy Vary<\/a> is an ideal getaway especially if you are spending a few days in the country. From hiking in the woods, sipping the hot spring water, a wealth of Bohemian history and culture to relaxing at the spas, there is a lot to do in Karlovy Vary! Fun fact, Karlovy Vary is home to the greatest number curative hot springs in the world. Here are the top spa facilities in Karlovy Vary<\/a><\/p>\n

Best Time to VisitJune to August Travel Time2 Hours Things To Do In Karlovy Vary Going From Prague To Karlovy Vary<\/p>\n

Mill Colonnade<\/h3>\n

The Mill Colonnade is a long colonnade that houses hot springs and stretches up to 132m in length and is supported by 124 Corinthian columns. Built between 19871-81, it has five hot springs \u2013 Mill Spring, Rock Spring, Libuse Spring, Nymph Spring, and Prince Vaclav I Spring \u2013 all of them with medicinal properties.<\/p>\n

Moser Glass Museum<\/h3>\n

The Moser Glass Company has over the years become synonymous with Karlovy Vary. This factory cum museum housing over 2,000 exquisite glass works and art pieces is touted as \u2018King of Glass, Glass of Kings\u2019. The 150-year old company is also the pioneer of eco-friendly lead-free glass.<\/p>\n

Diana Lookout Tower<\/h3>\n

For an epic aerial view of the colorful town of Karlovy Vary, head to the Diana Lookout Tower nestled in the verdant swathes of the forest. This 40m tower built in 1914, can be accessed by a hike through the forest or by the funicular from the Grandhotel Pupp.<\/p>\n

Becherovka Museum<\/h3>\n

Becherovka is a unique herb liqueur that has been manufactured in the town of Karlovy Vary for almost 150 years. The iconic green glass bottle is identified among liqueur connoisseurs worldwide and is known for its soothing and medicinal properties. <\/p>\n

By Train<\/h3>\n

A train journey from the Prague Main Railway Station to Karlovy Vary takes 3 hours 17 minutes, with around 7 trains covering this route everyday. <\/p>\n

By Bus<\/h3>\n

Buses are a convenient mode of transport when traveling from Prague to Karlovy Vary and take only 2 hours. Buses start from UAN Florenc at the Prague Main Bus Station.<\/p>\n

Guided Tour from Prague to Karlovy Vary<\/h3>\n

The Prague to Karlovy Vary full day tour offers a great deal and is the most convenient way to undertake a day trip. You will save the trouble of figuring out public transportation and have the services of a guide who will plan your entire day so you can cover the best spots in Karlovy Vary. This way you can make the best of your short time in the town and return feeling satisfied with your trip.<\/p>\n

Read More<\/a>View Tickets<\/a><\/p>\n

3<\/span>Kutna Hora<\/h2>\n
Day Trips From Prague<\/h6>\n

84 KM<\/h3>\n

Distance<\/h6>\n

\"Prague Castles<\/span> Architectural Heritage<\/span><\/p>\n

One of the most popular day trip destinations from Prague, Kutna Hora<\/a> was once the residence of several Bohemian Kings, as well as the central mint that produced the \u2018Silver Groschen\u2019, the currency favoured by all of Central Europe. The city has an interesting collection of historic buildings but it is the Chapel of Bones that causes the most amount of intrigue for visitors. Don’t forget to make time for the Hr\u00e1dek Castle and Sankturin House too.<\/p>\n

Best Time to VisitMay to September Travel Time1 Hour Things To Do In Kutna Hora Going From Prague To Kutna Hora<\/p>\n

Sedlec Ossuary<\/h3>\n

Sedlec Ossuary also known as the\u2018Kutna Hora Bone Church\u2019 does not have a sinister history as expected. More than 800 years ago, the King of Bohemia had sent the abbot of Sedlec Monastery to Jerusalem, who brought back a handful of holy soil and spread it across the cemetery. The word spread and people came from far and near to buried at Sedlec upon their death, and the rest is history!<\/p>\n

St. Barbara’s Church<\/h3>\n

The tall spires of the St. Barbara\u2019s Church, sitting atop a cliff is visible even before you enter Kutn\u00e1 Hora. The construction of the church took nearly 600 years, braving centuries of war and economic upheaval. Designed in Gothic and Baroque style, it is one of the best churches in Czech Republic, rivalling even the St. Vitus Cathedral!<\/p>\n

Stone Fountain<\/h3>\n

The 12 sided gothic styled Stone Fountain was built in the central square of the city to combat the crisis caused by the silver mining industry which was polluting the ground water in the city. The stone fountain was used as a water source until 1890. Today, it is a protected monument and is beautifully lit up in the night accentuating the beautiful stone work.<\/p>\n

Czech Silver Museum<\/h3>\n

The Czech Silver Museum was started in 1996 to commemorate the history of the mining city. Housed in the historic Hradek (\u201cLittle Castle\u201d) building, the museum has two tour routes \u2013 The Town of Silver and The Journey of Silver. You will find old exhibits of the mining industry and even a 250m long medieval mine.<\/p>\n

By Train<\/h3>\n

The most convenient and budget-friendly way to get to Kutna Hora is via train operated by Ceske Drahy railways. Look for the train \u201cR 975\u201d and \u20ac5 later, you’re reach the town of Kutna Hora.<\/p>\n

By Bus<\/h3>\n

Taking a bus from Prague to Kutna Hora is definitely cheaper than a train ride by 2 euros, but the journey takes 2 hours. If you’re planning a day trip, lesser time in commute is recommended. Morever, the Prague stop is all the way at Haje station (last stop of line C subway).<\/p>\n

Guided Tour from Prague to Kutna Hora<\/h3>\n

If you prefer guided tours with local guides an organized tour with two-way transfer by air-conditioned minibus, local guide, lunch, and tickets to St. Barbara\u2019s Church and the Sedlec Ossuary is recommended. You simply have to get onboard the bus and simply enjoy your day.<\/p>\n

Read More<\/a>View Tickets<\/a><\/p>\n

4<\/span>Karl\u0161tejn<\/h2>\n
Day Trips From Prague<\/h6>\n

32 KM<\/h3>\n

Distance<\/h6>\n

\"Prague Castles<\/span> Architectural Heritage<\/span><\/p>\n

Karl\u0161tejn is a town on the Berounka River, located southwest of Prague. It\u2019s most well known for its 14th-century Karl\u0161tejn Castle<\/a>, a Gothic fortress with royal jewels, wall paintings and portraits. That Castle apart, the Wax Museum Karl\u0161tejn and House of Clocks, are attractions tourists enjoy in this quaint town. For the more adventurous ones, there are several open pit limestone quarries, called Mal\u00e1 Amerika\/Velk\u00e1 Amerika (“Little America”\/”Big America”) filled with water, a popular place for Czechs to go swimming.<\/p>\n

Best Time to VisitJune to August Travel Time45 Minutes Things To Do In Karl\u0161tejn Going From Prague To Karl\u0161tejn<\/p>\n

Karl\u0161tejn Castle<\/h3>\n

Karl\u0161tejn Castle is an impressive piece of Gothic Citadel started under the reign of Czech king and Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV in 1348. A hideaway for the royal treasures, holy relics, imperial insignia, and the crown jewels, this castle is one of the most visited castles in the Czech Republic.<\/p>\n

Wax Museum Karlstejn<\/h3>\n

This is a small museum that is uses wax figurines to illustrate Czech history from medieval to modern times. If you’re traveling with kids, this is a fun place to keep them edutained! <\/p>\n

Lom Mal\u00e1 Amerika and Lom Velk\u00e1 Amerika<\/h3>\n

Velk\u00e1 Amerika and Mal\u00e1 Amerika are partly flooded, abandoned limestone quarry near Mo\u0159ina village. You can trek down to the emerald water and even take a quick dip in the pool if you’re prepared. The quarries are connected with each other by long tunnels. <\/p>\n

By Train<\/h3>\n

On the Czech Railways (\u010cD) you have hourly trains from Praha Hlavni Nadrazi to Karlstejn. The journey takes about 45 minutes and it’s the cheapest and most convenient way to traverse the distance. <\/p>\n

Guided Tour from Prague to Karlstejn<\/h3>\n

Enjoy a comfortable trip to the Karl\u0161tejn and the Karl\u0161tejn Castle with a complimentary pick up from your hotel and cap off your tour with a tantalizing lunch that includes some local delicacies. At the castle, you get to catch a glimpse of the extravagant life led by Bohemian Kings.The day trip is a comfortable option for those who don’t want to undergo the hassle of arranging their own transport and itinerary for the day. <\/p>\n

By Bike <\/h3>\n

You can ride a bike from Prague to Karl\u0161tejn in just 4 hours. It’s an easy ride, mostly off road, following the valleys of the Vltava and Berounka rivers. For the most part, it is very clearly signposted, so you are unlikely to get lost. The town of Karl\u0161tejn is a pedestrian zone all day long and it is closed for cars as well as for bicycles. Please respect pedestrians. Thank you.<\/p>\n

By Car <\/h3>\n

The best road route from Prague would be through Prague-Radot\u00edn, Dob\u0159ichovice, \u0158evnice, Hl\u00e1sn\u00e1 T\u0159eba\u0148 to Karl\u0161tejn.<\/p>\n

Read More<\/a>View Tickets<\/a><\/p>\n

5<\/span>Terezin Concentration Camp<\/h2>\n
DAY TRIP FROM PRAGUE<\/h6>\n

32 KM<\/h3>\n

DISTANCE<\/h6>\n

\"Prague Concentration Camp<\/span> Holocaust<\/span><\/p>\n

When Nazi Germany invaded and occupied Czechoslovakia in 1940, they turned Terez\u00edn into a Jewish ghetto and concentration camp. More than 1,50,000 Jews from Czechoslovakia, as well as those deported from Germany, Austria, Netherlands and Denmark were sent to Terezin Concentration Camp<\/a>. The Terezin Concentration Camp served as a transit camp for Jews en route extermination camps but was also presented as a “model Jewish settlement” for the purpose of an eyewash for the Red Cross. <\/p>\n

Best Time to VisitJune to August Travel Time45 Minutes Things To Do In Terezin Going From Prague To Terezin<\/p>\n

Terezin Concentration Camp<\/h3>\n

The Terezin Concentration Camp Tour takes you back to the most unimaginable eras of sufferings; the agony of over 150,000 prisoners during World War 2. Hundreds of thousands of Jews lost their lives most painfully in the ghetto of the Terezin Concentration Camp. Divided into two halves these fortresses hold the stories of pain, misery, deceit, cruelty and hope within its walls.<\/p>\n

Terez\u00edn Memorial – Ghetto Museum<\/h3>\n

To mark the 50th anniversary of the start of deportations of Jews from the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, the first permanent exhibition on the history of the Terez\u00edn Ghetto was opened in the former municipal school in Terez\u00edn in the fall of 1991. <\/p>\n

The Terenzin National Cemetery<\/h3>\n

The National Cemetery was created artificially after liberation in 1945.Former prisoners and the heirs of those who died, requested physical remains were exhumed from six mass graves in the ramparts of the Small Fortress which had been in use from March 1st to May 7th 1945.<\/p>\n

By Train<\/h3>\n

The trains depart from the Praha Masarykovo railway station or from Prague’s main station. The latter ones take lesser time, roughly an hour to Bohusovce ad Ohrim. The faster trains are marked R and the slower ones O. You get off at the station and it is a 15-30 minutes walk to the Small Fortress.<\/p>\n

By Bus<\/h3>\n

There are multiple buses( about 10) that leave from the main bus station Florenc, Prague. Buses also depart from stand 7 of the bus station beside Prague\u2019s Hole\u0161ovice train station. They leave you at the carpark at Terez\u00edn if you want to begin your sightseeing at the small fortress and prison museum. If you plan to begin at the large fortress and ghetto museum you should stay on and get off at the tourist information office. <\/p>\n

Guided Tours from Prague To Terenzin<\/h3>\n

Guided tours to Terez\u00edn from Prague are very popular because they are very informative and convenient. You assemble at a central location in Prague and are taken to Terez\u00edn by public transport (mostly buses). The tour includes your entry ticket at Terezin Concentration Camp and an interesting guided tour with historical facts and stories. In the evening you are dropped back to the meeting point.<\/p>\n

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Prague Day Trips – Compare Your Options<\/h2>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Prague<\/th>\nDistance<\/th>\nDuration<\/th>\nCategory<\/th>\nBest Time To Visit<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n
Terezin Concentration Camp<\/td>\n32 KM<\/td>\n45 Minutes<\/td>\nConcentration Camp, Holocaust<\/td>\nJune to August<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Kutna Hora<\/td>\n84 KM<\/td>\n1 Hour<\/td>\nChapels, Historic Buildings<\/td>\nMay to September<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Karl\u0161tejn<\/td>\n132 KM<\/td>\n45 minutes<\/td>\nCastles, Architectural Heritage<\/td>\nJune to August<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Karlovy Vary<\/td>\n135 KM<\/td>\n2 Hours<\/td>\nSpas, Hiking<\/td>\nJune to August<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
\u010cesk\u00fd Krumlov<\/td>\n171 KM<\/td>\n2 hours<\/td>\nCastles, History<\/td>\nMay to August<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

Prague Day Trips Map<\/h2>\n

FAQs<\/h2>\n

More Prague Guides<\/h2>\n

Check out the top things to do in Prague<\/a> and our Prague Travel Guide<\/a> to plan your vacation like a pro! <\/p>\n

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