Tenzin Chodon
Wander through Prague’s cobbled lanes, cross Charles Bridge and explore the Old Town before climbing towards Prague Castle for historic sights and sweeping city views.
Brno’s lively centre brings together bustling markets, pedestrian-friendly squares, and historic landmarks, making it easy to explore the Czech Republic’s second-largest city at your own pace.
With winding medieval lanes, riverside views, and an impressive castle, Český Krumlov is a delight to explore on foot, especially during mornings and evenings.
Discover Olomouc’s beautiful squares, baroque fountains, and UNESCO-listed Holy Trinity Column on leisurely walks through its compact historic centre, away from larger tourist crowds.
From Republic Square to the famous Pilsner Urquell Brewery, Plzeň’s flat streets and straightforward layout make exploring its historic landmarks and beer heritage easy on foot.
Follow the Teplá River through Karlovy Vary’s elegant spa district, stopping at ornate colonnades and mineral springs while enjoying the town’s grand architecture and scenic valley.
Pastel-coloured Renaissance houses, charming arcades, and a picturesque main square make Telč a wonderful place for an unhurried stroll through the Czech Republic’s architectural heritage.
Surrounded by vineyards and limestone hills, Mikulov invites visitors to wander through its historic Jewish Quarter, explore the castle, and follow scenic trails towards Holy Hill.