12-Day Ultimate Luxury Escapes & Classic Routes in Czechia
Czechia is a land where fairy tales meet modern sophistication. This 12-day itinerary is meticulously crafted for the discerning traveler who seeks more than just a vacation; it is a deep dive into the heart of Bohemia and Moravia, emphasizing premium comforts, exclusive access, and the finest gastronomy the region has to offer.
From the cobblestone streets of Prague to the thermal colonnades of Karlovy Vary and the sun-drenched vineyards of South Moravia, you will travel via first-class rail and private transfers. Stay in historic palaces-turned-hotels and dine at Michelin-recognized establishments, ensuring every moment of your journey is as refined as the Czech history itself.
The Itinerary
Day 1: Prague, Czechia - The Grand Entrance
Arrival at Václav Havel Airport
Upon landing, your private chauffeur will meet you at the arrivals hall for a luxury transfer to your accommodation in the Mala Strana district.
Check-in at Mandarin Oriental Prague
Settle into a former 14th-century monastery that now serves as one of the world's most unique luxury hotels, blending historical architecture with contemporary comfort.
Private Sunset Charles Bridge Walk
Enjoy a guided stroll across the Charles Bridge before the evening crowds arrive, learning the secrets of the 30 baroque statues from a local historian.
Dinner at Bellevue
Indulge in a fine-dining experience with one of the best views of the Vltava River and Prague Castle, featuring exquisite modern European cuisine.
Day 2: Prague, Czechia - Old Town Sophistication
Exclusive Jewish Quarter Tour
Visit the Old-New Synagogue and the hauntingly beautiful Old Jewish Cemetery with a private guide specializing in Jewish heritage.
Gourmet Lunch at Kampa Park
Enjoy a riverside lunch at this celebrity-favorite spot, known for its creative seafood dishes and impeccable service.
Private Vltava River Cruise
Board a mahogany Venetian-style water taxi for a private cruise through the 'Prague Venice' canals and under the arches of the Charles Bridge.
Opera Night at the Estates Theatre
Attend a performance at the historic theatre where Mozart premiered Don Giovanni, enjoying the luxury of a private box.
Day 3: Prague, Czechia - Imperial Heights
Prague Castle Private Exploration
Explore the world’s largest ancient castle complex with a focus on the Royal Palace and the stunning St. Vitus Cathedral without the usual crowds.
Lunch at Terasa u Zlaté studně
Dine on a terrace that feels like it’s floating over Prague's red-tiled roofs, offering a menu that matches the spectacular views.
Strahov Library Private Access
Gain exclusive access to the Philosophical and Theological Halls of the Strahov Monastery, one of the most beautiful libraries in the world.
Traditional Czech Degustation at La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise
Experience a Michelin-starred journey through traditional Czech flavors reinvented for the modern palate.
Day 4: Karlovy Vary, Czechia - Spa City Grandeur
Luxury Transfer to Karlovy Vary
Relax in a private executive vehicle for a 2-hour scenic drive to West Bohemia’s most famous spa town.
Grandhotel Pupp Check-in
Step into the world of James Bond (Casino Royale) at this iconic hotel that has hosted royalty and movie stars for centuries.
Moser Glassworks VIP Tour
See the 'Glass of Kings' being made and browse the exclusive gallery of this world-renowned crystal manufacturer.
Dinner at Grand Restaurant Pupp
Savor French-inspired cuisine in the opulent surroundings of the hotel’s flagship restaurant.
Day 5: Karlovy Vary, Czechia - Wellness & Views
The Colonnade Walk
Visit the Mill Colonnade and the Market Colonnade to sample the curative mineral waters from ornate porcelain cups.
Diana Observation Tower
Take the funicular up to the Diana Observation Tower for panoramic views of the surrounding lush Bohemian forests.
Private Spa Ritual
Experience a traditional Karlovy Vary thermal bath and massage at your hotel’s exclusive wellness center.
Cocktails at Becher's Bar
Enjoy a sophisticated evening at this historic bar, the birthplace of the famous Becherovka herbal liqueur.
Day 6: Pilsen, Czechia - The Golden Brew
Transfer to Pilsen
A short drive takes you to the city of Pilsen, the spiritual home of lager beer.
Pilsner Urquell Brewery VIP Tour
Go behind the scenes at the world's first pilsner brewery, including a tasting of unfiltered beer directly from the oak barrels in the cellars.
St. Bartholomew's Cathedral
Visit the cathedral with the highest spire in Czechia and explore the historic underground tunnels of the city.
Dinner at Na Spilce
Dine at one of the largest restaurants in the country, located right in the brewery courtyard, serving elevated Czech classics.
Day 7: Český Krumlov, Czechia - Medieval Fairytale
Scenic Drive to South Bohemia
Travel through the rolling hills of the Czech countryside toward the UNESCO-listed town of Český Krumlov.
Check-in at Hotel Růže
Stay in a stunning 16th-century former Jesuit dormitory that maintains its Renaissance charm and luxury.
Private Castle & Garden Tour
Explore the second-largest castle complex in the country, including the rare Baroque Theater, with a private expert.
Candlelit Dinner at Le Jardin
Enjoy an intimate fine-dining experience at this boutique restaurant known for its French-Czech fusion menu.
Day 8: Hluboká nad Vltavou, Czechia - The White Castle
Day Trip to Hluboká Castle
Visit what is often called the most beautiful castle in Czechia, modeled after England’s Windsor Castle.
Lunch at Hotel Štekl
Located right next to the castle, this hotel restaurant offers a regal atmosphere and excellent South Bohemian cuisine.
Egon Schiele Art Centrum
Return to Český Krumlov to visit the gallery dedicated to the provocative Austrian painter who lived and worked here.
Evening Vltava Rafting
A gentle, private wooden raft cruise around the illuminated castle rock is the perfect way to end the day.
Day 9: Brno, Czechia - Modernist Moravia
First-Class Rail to Brno
Experience the comfort of the Czech Railways' first-class service as you head east into the Moravian region.
Check-in at Barceló Brno Palace
Stay in a prestigious boutique hotel located in a historic building in the heart of Brno's city center.
Villa Tugendhat Private Tour
Visit this masterpiece of modern architecture by Mies van der Rohe. Tickets must be booked months in advance.
Dinner at Borgo Agnese
Enjoy Mediterranean-inspired fine dining that has become a staple of Brno’s growing culinary scene.
Day 10: Mikulov & Lednice, Czechia - The Wine Route
Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape
Explore the 'Garden of Europe,' a massive UNESCO site featuring Neo-Gothic palaces and ornate parklands.
Wine Tasting in Mikulov
Visit a family-owned luxury winery in the charming town of Mikulov to sample the region's famous white wines.
Holy Hill (Svatý Kopeček) Hike
A gentle walk up this pilgrimage site offers breathtaking views of the vineyards and the Mikulov Castle.
Regional Degustation in Valtice
Dine at a restaurant specializing in Moravian wine pairings and local game dishes.
Day 11: Prague, Czechia - Final Indulgences
Return to Prague via Private Transfer
A smooth transfer back to the capital for your final evening.
Check-in at The Augustine
Stay at this Luxury Collection hotel, located in a 13th-century monastery adjacent to the Wallenstein Garden.
Shopping on Pařížská Street
Browse the luxury boutiques of Prague’s most exclusive avenue, from Louis Vuitton to local high-end glass designers.
Farewell Dinner at Field
Celebrate your final night at this Michelin-starred restaurant that focuses on raw, seasonal ingredients and artistic presentation.
Day 12: Prague, Czechia - Departure
Leisurely Breakfast & Souvenirs
Enjoy a final Czech breakfast and pick up some last-minute luxury crystal or organic cosmetics from Manufaktura.
Private Airport Transfer
Your chauffeur will ensure you arrive at Václav Havel Airport with plenty of time for your flight.
Departure
Board your flight home, concluding your luxury journey through the heart of Europe.
Safe Travels
Carry the memories of Bohemian castles and Moravian wines with you.
Best Time to Visit Czechia
The best time for a luxury escape to Czechia is during the late spring (May and June) or early autumn (September and October). During these months, the weather is pleasantly mild, and the landscapes—from the blooming gardens of Lednice to the golden forests of Bohemia—are at their most vibrant. Summer (July and August) is lively but can be crowded, while December offers a magical atmosphere with world-famous Christmas markets and snow-dusted cathedrals.
Currency & Money
The official currency is the Czech Koruna (CZK). While Czechia is part of the EU, the Euro is only accepted in a few tourist shops at unfavorable rates. Credit cards are universally accepted in luxury hotels, high-end restaurants, and boutiques. However, carrying some cash for small purchases in rural areas or for tipping (usually 10% in restaurants for good service) is recommended. ATMs are widely available, but use those attached to major banks like ČSOB or Komerční banka for the best rates.
Getting Around Czechia
For a premium experience, intercity travel is best handled via first-class trains operated by České dráhy (Czech Railways) or RegioJet, which offer comfortable seating, Wi-Fi, and at-seat dining. For the ultimate convenience and flexibility, private chauffeur services are the preferred method for reaching spa towns and castle regions. Within Prague, the public transport system is exceptionally efficient, but private water taxis and executive car services are the standard for luxury travelers.
