Turn the wasted travel day into the highlight of your trip with stops at Karlštejn Castle, Pilsen Old Town and the UNESCO listed Regensburg on your journey from Prague to Munich.
The meeting spot in Prague and Munich was easy to find. The van was very comfortable and very clean. Peter was a great tour guide and shared lots of info about the area and culture. We would definitely travel with Sidetrip again - a great alternative to bus or train.
The open group tour starts in front of EMA Espresso Bar (Na Florenci street 1420/3, Prague). Check the "Meeting Point" section.
We walk up to Karlštejn Castle, one of the most famous castles of Czech Republic.
What we'll do
During the tour we walk up the hill to Karlštejn Castle ’s courtyard. The castle is built on top of a steep hill and hidden from sight as you approach it until it suddenly towers high above you. There is also a little village that surrounds the hill, you’ll walk through it as you climb up towards the castle. The main road up to the castle is lined with little shops and cafes giving a great chance to make small stops on your way. From the top of the hill you’ll have great views to the surrounding area.
About Karlštejn Castle
Karlštejn Castle was built by the Czech king and Holy Roman emperor Charles IV as a place to store the royal treasures, collections of holy relics, and the crown jewels. Built in the 14th century Karlštejn Castle is one of the most important and famous castles in Czech Republic. Entering the castle’s courtyard is like stepping back in time.
Welcome to the birthplace of world famous Pilsner beer. We take a walk on the historic streets of Pilsen Old Town and visit the Brewery Museum.
What we'll do
During the tour we visit the Brewery Museum to learn more about the making of beer and why it is so important for Czechs. Pilsen city also has a charming Old Town with the beautiful St Bartholomew Cathedral , Town Hall , and the stunning Great Synagogue that you will see as we walk around in Pilsen. You will have a chance to taste Pilsner Urquell , the world famous beer during lunch (not included).
About Pilsen
Pilsen is Czech Republic’s fourth largest city with a population of about 170 000 people. Growing around a castle, Pilsen becomes a city in the 13th century. The city grows in importance in the 19th century when many important industries are founded here during industrialization of the Austria-Hungarian Empire. Most famous of them is Škoda Works. Today Pilsen’s fame comes from its beer - Pilsner Urquell, its brewery was also founded in the 19th century.
We learn about the legends of the gorgeous UNESCO World Heritage Old Town of Regensburg.
What we'll do
We will walk through Regensburg’s charming Old Town and take a look at its famous St Peter’s Cathedral . As you wander around the city you can sense the history surrounding you. We cross the Stone Bridge - medieval bridge that for a long time was the only way to cross the Danube here. Everywhere you turn you will find beautiful views of the Regensburg Old Town.
About Regensburg
Regensburg is in a very strategic location. Here three rivers meet - the Danube, Naab, and Regen. Before modern times crossing big rivers was a complicated matter. In the 12th century a stone bridge was built across the Danube in Regensburg. This made the city even more important bringing wealth through trade. Luckily the Old Town took little damage in the Second World War and is today under UNESCO World Heritage protection.
The open group tour ends in front of Maredo Steak House (Rindemarkt 5, Munich) near Marienplatz.
Want to personalize this trip? Private group prices start at €450 per group.
The driver was great and was fun to talk to. Though we went on a cold month and the Castle was not open, we still had a lot of fun.
The meeting spot in Prague and Munich was easy to find. The van was very comfortable and very clean. Peter was a great tour guide and shared lots of info about the area and culture. We would definitely travel with Sidetrip again - a great alternative to bus or train.
We had a wonderful day traveling with our guide Peter. He really was lovely and happy to chat away with us talking about everything from the culture, scenery and history of Germany. He was very knowledgeable. It was only us and another couple on the trip and I found it to be a wonderful way to get from Prague to Munich. I would highly recommend this trip and also our wonderful Guide Peter.
The open group tour starts in front of EMA Espresso Bar (Na Florenci street 1420/3, Prague). Look out for a minivan with Sidetrip logo. Our guide will meet you at the marked meeting point.
The open group tour ends in front of Maredo Steak House (Rindemarkt 5, Munich) near Marienplatz.
Yes, this is a one-way tour ending in Munich. Please note that the tour does not take you back to Prague.
Hotel pick-up and drop-off are only available when booking this tour as a private tour for a single group. Open group tours have a fixed meeting point and drop-off location.
Yes! We have plenty of space for luggage at the back of our minivans. One big suitcase and one smaller bag or suitcase per passenger is totally fine. There is no extra charge for luggage, as long as you don't plan to move to the other city with all of your belongings :)
Lunch is not included in the tour price but a lunch break is scheduled in Pilsen. Kindly let our tour leader know if you have any special dietary needs that we should take in account.
Yes! With a maximum of 8 people in each group, our guide can make sure that the pace of the tour is suitable for everyone. Just note that the tour does include some walking at the stops.
If you cancel more than 48 hours before the tour, your booking is fully refunded*. If you cancel less than 48 hours before the tour or in the case of a no-show, no refund is issued.
*Please note, that the credit card processing fee (1.5-3%) charged by the third party payment provider will not be refunded.
