Experience the beauty of Bohemian Paradise National Park on a day trip from Prague. Explore sandstone rock formations, visit charming castles, and have the option to visit the SKODA car museum. Book now!
- Czech Paradise - Your private guide and driver will pick you up at your Prague location. After about 1.5 hours of a comfortable drive, you’ll arrive at the Bohemian Paradise National Park. This area was the first protected scenic district in Czechoslovakia and later became the first UNESCO geopark in Czechia.
You will also discover the most developed Czech rock town, featuring formations made up of dozens of uniquely shaped natural sandstone towers. These pinnacles were formed 90 million years ago and today reach heights of up to 80 meters.
- Hrad Trosky - This region is home to numerous castles and chateaus. During the hike (approximately 8 km or 5 miles, adjustable), you’ll first visit Trosky Castle, which offers a breathtaking view of the landscape (limited opening hours during the winter season and specific months).
- Hrad Valdstejn - After a short transfer, you’ll arrive at one of the oldest castles in Czechia, the seat of the noble Wallenstein family, which is well worth exploring (limited opening hours during the winter season and specific months).
- Hruba Skala - Rock City - After hiking and passing by the most developed rock town in Czechia, you’ll reach Hruba Skala Chateau, where Czech fairy tales were filmed (closed on Mondays and during the winter months). After a Bohemian lunch, the last part of the hike awaits you.
- SKODA Museum - If you’re a car enthusiast, we highly recommend visiting the SKODA car museum or factory on the way back to Prague (optional). A reservation is required in advance for the factory tour.
- Private transportation
- Lunch
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Professional private licensed local guide
- All fees and/or taxes
- Bottled water
- Admission fees to all 3 castles
- SKODA car museum or factory tour (optional)
The distinction of being the first protected area in Czechia (established in 1955) and the first UNESCO geopark in the nation, goes to Bohemian Paradise. This area is famously recognized for its distinct sandstone rock structures (like the Dragon’s tooth or Bandleader), which represent the most advanced rock town in Czechia, complemented by appealing castles and chateaus. Your hiking journey here will take you through three key highlights - the Hruba Skala chateau (popular as a filming location for Czech fairy tales), Trosky, and Wallenstein castle. Each castle offers a unique history, tales, and atmosphere to captivate you. If you happen to be a car enthusiast, you have the option to visit the SKODA car museum or factory enroute.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
