Prague & Karlovy Vary

City & Spa Escape: Prague & Karlovy Vary

Travelers: 2 adults, 0 children

Included Services

• Airport TransfersPrivate/shared transport from Tirana Rinas to Prague Metropolitan Area Airport (Prague Ruzyně).
• Return transport from Prague Metropolitan Area Airport (Prague Ruzyně) back to Tirana Rinas.
• Prague Stay2 nights at Hotel Carlton, Prague, Czech Republic.
• Time to explore Prague’s historical center, castles, and riverfront.
• Guided Experience in PragueTicket: "Prague Old Town, Medieval Underground and Dungeon Historical Tour", Prague (Czech Republic).
• Discover hidden passages, underground chambers, and stories from medieval Prague.
• Transfer to Karlovy VaryTransport from Prague (Hradčanská) to Karlovy Vary (Tržnice).
• Scenic journey through the Czech countryside to the spa town of Karlovy Vary.
• Karlovy Vary Stay1 night at Dvorak Spa & Wellness, Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic.
• Opportunity to enjoy spa treatments, thermal springs, and riverside walks.

Suggested Itinerary Snapshot

1. Arrival at Prague Ruzyně Airport from Tirana Rinas and check-in at Hotel Carlton.
2. Explore Old Town and join the "Prague Old Town, Medieval Underground and Dungeon Historical Tour".
3. Transfer from Prague (Hradčanská) to Karlovy Vary (Tržnice); check-in at Dvorak Spa & Wellness and enjoy spa time.
4. Return to Prague Ruzyně Airport and flight back to Tirana Rinas.

As your travel agent, I recommend a few guides and books to enrich your journey. For Prague, consider the Lonely Planet Prague guide or Rick Steves Prague & the Czech Republic for practical walking routes and cultural tips. If you enjoy history and architecture, "Prague: A Cultural and Literary History" by Richard D. E. Burton offers excellent background on the city’s medieval past and its neighborhoods—perfect context for your underground and dungeon tour. For a deeper literary connection, "Prague: A Traveler’s Literary Companion" (edited by Paul Wilson) includes short stories set in the city. For Karlovy Vary and the spa region, look for a broader guide such as Lonely Planet Czech Republic or Rough Guide to Czech & Slovak Republics, which includes detailed sections on spa culture, walking routes along the colonnades, and recommendations for spa etiquette, thermal springs, and local specialties like Becherovka and spa wafers.