Czeski film

1. DAY. KUTNÁ HORA Collection of participants. Transfer to KUTNA HORA, known as the Stone Town of the former royal mint. Visiting the UNESCO-listed Old Town and St. Barbara, one of the most unusual gothic temples in Europe with a very original architecture. Then a walk to the Stone House, one of the most valuable burgher houses from the 15th century, with a beautiful, richly decorated front wall, the Italian Court and the Jesuit college. In the narrow streets there are souvenir shops, and in the vast city squares - restaurants with gardens, where you can admire this historic city with a glass of beer. Transfer to a hotel near Prague, accommodation, dinner, overnight.
2. DAY. KONOPIŠTĚ - PRAGUE Breakfast. Transfer to KONOPIŠTĚ. Visiting a medieval castle standing on a high hill in a beautiful park by the lake. The interior houses a huge collection of trophies and hunting weapons, collections of works of art from the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods, living rooms with Renaissance furniture and the famous Meissen porcelain, and the Princess Sophia's salon. There is also a greenhouse with tropical vegetation, an English park and ornamental gardens. Sightseeing of PRAGA - a city unique in many ways, which attracts crowds of tourists every year. Visiting the historic center of the capital, inscribed on the UNESCO list: Hradcany - Prague Castle, Cathedral of St. Vitus Cathedral, St. George, the royal palace, the Golden Lane, then the Lesser Town, Charles Bridge, the Old Town Square, the town hall with the Orloj clock. Boat trip on the Vltava. Return to the hotel, dinner, overnight stay.
3. DAY. PRAGUE - CZECH BUDZIEJOWICE Breakfast. Checking out. Walk through the New Town, the main shopping district of the Czech capital. Transfer to CZECH BUDZIEJOWICE, a city that has gained worldwide fame thanks to the Budweiser beer brewed here in the Budějovický Budvar brewery. A walk around the medieval Old Town: Market Square - the largest in area in Europe, with the Samson fountain; arcaded tenement houses; the white and blue town hall with three turrets; St. Nicholas, the Black Tower from the 16th century, once an observation point, today a viewing point. Visiting the brewery with beer tasting. Transfer to the hotel, accommodation, dinner, overnight.
4. DAY. ČESKÝ KRUMLOV - ZLATÁ KORUNA - HLUBOKÁ NAD VOLTAVA Breakfast. Transfer to ČESKI KRUMLOV - one of the most beautiful cities in the Czech Republic, picturesquely situated on the Vltava River, entered on the UNESCO list. A walk around the Old Town, where the medieval urban layout has been preserved, the tight buildings with narrow cobbled streets and tenement houses decorated with frescoes and attics, as well as the town hall, Marian column, the Church of St. Vitus Cathedral, the Jesuit college and the municipal brewery. Visiting the greatest attractions, the magnificent castle towering over the entire buildings. Its interiors are kept in renaissance and baroque aesthetics, with valuable furniture and paintings. There are also a castle chapel, a ballroom and a theater hall, a multi-story bridge and magnificent castle gardens. Among the exhibits, the most impressive is the pure gold of the Eggenbergs' carriage. Transfer to ZLATEJ KORUNA - a village where the former Cistercian abbey is located on a promontory surrounded by the Vltava on three sides. Transfer to HLUBOKA NAD VOLTAVA, where one of the most beautiful Czech castles is located, modeled on the English royal castle of Windsor. This monumental, dazzlingly white, fairy tale building is surrounded by a beautiful English-style park with valuable specimens of exotic trees and shrubs, as well as a stable with a hunting lodge and a winter garden. Tour of the castle: beautiful chambers, richly decorated interiors containing valuable collections of tapestries, paintings, glass, porcelain and weapons. The castle, due to its values and unusual scenery, was used in many films. Return to the hotel, dinner, overnight.
5. DAY. JINDŘICHŮV HRADEC - TELČ Breakfast. Checking out. Transfer to JINDŘICHOVA HRADCA - a town surrounded by ponds and forests with a castle and palace complex. Visiting the castle, which is reached by an old stone bridge, the palace and the chapel with a round tower that was used as a dungeon, the best-preserved black kitchen and a collection of wall paintings from the 14th century. The entire facility consists of 320 rooms, enchanting with their sumptuous décor. Walk around the city: walk from the castle along a narrow street to the market square with Renaissance, Baroque and Classicist tenement houses, then towards the Jesuit seminary and the church of St. John the Baptist. Transfer to TELČA - a historic town, the pearl of the region, called the Moravian Venice, entered on the UNESCO List. A stroll around the square, along the numerous baroque and renaissance tenement houses, the church of the Holy Spirit from the 13th century and the church of St. James with a high tower, then a passage towards the castle located in the north-west part of the old town. It is one of the most magnificent Czech Renaissance residences with a beautiful garden, rich interiors and living rooms, an original chamber - the African Hall, which houses hunting trophies. Transfer to a hotel near Brno, accommodation, dinner, overnight.
6. DAY. KATEŘINSKÁ CAVE - KROMĚŘÍŽ Breakfast. Check out from the hotel. Transfer to the territory of the Moravian Karst, belonging to the most magnificent karst region in Central Europe. There are over 1 thousand caves, some of them are yet to be discovered and explored, only four are open to the public. Visiting the largest of them, the KATEŘINSKA CAVE, which is part of the old leakage cave with the largest chamber in this area (97 m long, 44 m wide, 20 m high) and the creations of the "Witch" and "Bamboo Woods", made of beautiful several meters long infiltrates. Thanks to good acoustics, music and vocal concerts are held here several times a year. Transfer to KROMĚŘÍŽA. Visiting the castle, the former seat of the Olomouc bishops and archbishops, surrounded by a beautiful garden. The interiors, beautifully decorated with frescoes and stuccoes, attracted many film crews, they served, among others, for the scenery for the film by Miloš Forman "Amadeus". Kroměříž has a valuable library with approx. 40,000 people. volumes, it also boasts graphics, drawings, a great collection of coins, one of the largest music archives in Europe, as well as a world-famous painting gallery, with Titian's work "Apollo and Mars", the most valuable painting in the Republic. The palace and park complex is on the UNESCO List. Transfer to Poland.

BENEFITS: 5 nights in hotels ***: 2 in the suburbs of Prague, 2 in the vicinity of České Budějovice, 1 in the vicinity of Brno; 2-person rooms (1 extra bed available) with bathrooms • meals: 5 breakfasts, 5 dinners • bus transfer • pilot care • medical treatment and accident insurance

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