There are several ways to travel between Central European capitals: by plane, train, bus, or private car with an English-speaking local driver.

Most travelers who value their time and want to explore more of Europe choose the last option to make their vacation unforgettable and comfortable.

Your driver will meet you at your accommodation and take you to your destination.

Scenic Private Transfer from Prague to Munich with our suggested fantastic itinerary, including a stop in Plzen.

Plzen is a must-visit for both history and beer enthusiasts. If you enjoy beer, you cannot miss the famous “beer capital” of the Czech Republic, home to Pilsner Urquell.

Besides sampling beer and visiting the Pilsner Urquell Brewery and Museum, you can stroll around the historical city center. A few highlights in the town square include the Town Hall, colorful buildings, three modern fountains representing a camel, angel, and greyhound, St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral, the third-largest synagogue in the world, and more.

It’s no surprise that Pilsener was chosen as Europe’s Capital of Culture in 2015. The city boasts numerous museums and cultural sites, such as the West Bohemia Museum, Museum of Religious Art of the Pilsen Diocese, Patton Memorial Pilsen, and the Museum of Ghosts.

• Door-to-door comfortable transportation
• English-speaking driver
• Complimentary in-car Wi-Fi
• Free bottled water
• All taxes and handling fees included

• Meals
• Tip to the driver

There are several means of transportation to choose from when traveling among Central European capitals- you can take a flight, ride a train or bus, and hire a private car driven by an English-speaking local.

Many sightseers who appreciate their time and aim to see more of Europe prefer the latter option to ensure a memorable and leisurely trip.

Your private driver will pick you up from your lodgings and travel with you to your destination.

Experience a picturesque private transfer from Prague to Munich, with a recommended stop in Plzen.

Plzen is an essential stopover for enthusiasts of history and beer. In particular, beer aficionados should not miss the renowned ‘beer capital’ of the Czech Republic, which is where Pilsner Urquell is brewed.

Aside from enjoying the beer and touring the Pilsner Urquell Brewery and Museum, take a stroll around the historic city center. Key attractions in the town square include the Town Hall, vibrant buildings, three contemporary fountains depicting a camel, angel, and greyhound, St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral, one of the world’s largest synagogues, and more.

Pilsener’s selection as Europe’s Capital of Culture in 2015 doesn’t come as much of a surprise. Apart from historical landmarks, the city houses numerous museums and cultural attractions such as the West Bohemia Museum, Museum of Religious Art of the Pilsen Diocese, Patton Memorial Pilsen, and the Museum of Ghosts.

• We can arrange child seat upon request.

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