Turn the wasted travel day into the highlight of your trip with stops at Kutna Hora, Mikulov and the UNESCO listed Lednice Palace on your journey from Prague to Vienna.
The trip from Prague to Vienna by Sidetrip was worth every penny. Our driver/tour guide Martin made the 10 hours journey very interesting and informative. Will definitely recommend it to anyone traveling around Europe.
This tour offers hotel pick-up for private bookings. You will be picked up from your hotel, apartment, or any other pick-up point accessible by car. Please check the "Meeting Point" section for open group tour departures.
We’ll walk through the UNESCO-listed town of Kutná Hora, exploring its cobbled streets, Gothic St. Barbara’s Cathedral, historic squares, and hidden medieval treasures.
What we'll do
We will explore the charming old town of Kutná Hora, once a wealthy medieval silver-mining city. Together we’ll take a leisurely walk through its cobbled streets, admire the Gothic grandeur of St. Barbara’s Cathedral, and uncover hidden corners and architectural gems that reflect the town’s rich past.
Along the way, you’ll discover picturesque squares, historic burgher houses, and panoramic views that reveal why Kutná Hora is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
About Kutna Hora
Once a booming silver-mining town, Kutná Hora was founded in the 12th century and quickly grew into one of the wealthiest and most influential cities in medieval Europe. Walking through its narrow cobbled streets today still feels like stepping back in time.
The soaring St. Barbara’s Cathedral, with its intricate Gothic details, reflects the town’s former glory, while charming squares and elegant burgher houses tell stories of merchants, miners, and royalty. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kutná Hora is more than just a historical gem—it’s a place where the spirit of the Middle Ages lingers in every stone. No wonder it continues to attract countless visitors each year, eager to experience its timeless beauty and atmosphere.
We'll stroll through the picturesque town of Mikulov, admire its charming Baroque and Renaissance architecture, and enjoy the chance to try a glass or two of local wine.
What we'll do
We'll stroll through the picturesque town of Mikulov, where a hilltop castle watches over a charming ensemble of Baroque and Renaissance architecture below. As we explore the historic town square, we'll admire its colorful facades, browse cozy cafés, and soak in the relaxed, unhurried atmosphere of this beautiful Moravian town. Nestled in the heart of one of the Czech Republic's most celebrated wine regions, Mikulov also offers a wonderful opportunity to sample local vintages in one of its many wine cellars or bars.
About Mikulov
Mikulov is a historic town in the South Moravian region of the Czech Republic, nestled near the Austrian border. Known for its majestic Mikulov Castle, the town offers breathtaking panoramic views and houses a regional museum showcasing its rich past.
Wandering through Mikulov, you'll find beautifully preserved Baroque and Renaissance architecture, including the Dietrichstein Tomb and the striking Holy Trinity Column, both reflecting the town’s deep historical and cultural heritage.
As a hub of wine production, Mikulov boasts numerous wineries, wine cellars, and annual wine festivals, celebrating the region’s centuries-old winemaking tradition.
The town is also part of the Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO-listed area renowned for its historic landmarks, stunning chateaux, and picturesque natural beauty, making Mikulov a must-visit destination for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and wine connoisseurs alike.
We will admire the UNESCO listed Lednice Palace and its breathtaking gardens, once a grand summer residence of the Liechtenstein nobility.
What we'll do
We’ll have the opportunity to stroll through the breathtaking gardens of Lednice Palace, one of the most beautiful and renowned landscapes in Central Europe.
As we explore this impressive UNESCO World Heritage Site, we’ll walk through elegantly landscaped gardens, charming ponds, and romantic pathways. Along the way, we’ll see highlights such as the Palm House, a historic greenhouse filled with exotic plants, and the ornamental Minaret, an unusual yet striking 60-meter-high tower offering panoramic views over the estate. The grounds also feature graceful bridges, sculptures, and hidden garden pavilions, adding to the fairy-tale atmosphere.
Lednice offers a unique blend of history, nature, and architectural beauty, making it an unforgettable experience for visitors.
About Lednice Palace
The Lednice Palace and Gardens, as we see them today, were redesigned in the 19th century as a luxurious summer retreat for the aristocrats. The palace itself is considered one of the finest examples of English Gothic architecture on the European continent, with its ornate towers, intricate stone carvings, and grand interiors.
The Liechtenstein family, one of the richest aristocratic families in Central Europe, owned vast lands in the region. Over centuries, they expanded their holdings through wars, strategic marriages, and purchases. Their loyalty to the Habsburg dynasty brought them great influence within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, allowing them to create one of the most magnificent palace complexes in the country.
The palace itself is a masterpiece of Neo-Gothic architecture, with elegant spires, intricate carvings, and grand halls. Inside, visitors can admire lavish chandeliers, fine woodwork, and richly decorated rooms that once hosted European aristocracy. The stunning gardens and parklands surrounding the palace stretch for miles, featuring romantic pathways, ornamental bridges, and even a picturesque minaret, making it one of the most breathtaking landscapes in Europe.
Today, Lednice Palace and its grounds remain a UNESCO-listed treasure, offering visitors a glimpse into the opulence and refined lifestyle of the noble families who once lived here.
This tour offers hotel drop-off for private bookings. Please provide your preferred drop-off location when making the booking.
If you book the open group tour then the drop-off is in front of Cafe Mozart (Albertinaplatz 2, Vienna), next to the Tourist Information Center.
Want to personalize this trip? When booking a private transfer, tell us your itinerary and start time preferences and we'll do everything we can to accomodate your request. Note: open group tours cannot be customized.
This is a great way to spend a day transferring between cities, but still feeling like you’re exploring the area with a knowledgeable guide and with no stress because someone else is doing the driving. Petra was knowledgeable and patient with our demands, wanting to spend a little extra time seeing Lednice and Valtice, as well as a stop for some wine tasting. Thoroughly enjoyable and would highly recommend to anyone wanting to move between Prague and Vienna, painlessly and enjoyably.
What an incredible day with Nikolai as our driver and guide! We explored the stunning medieval town of Kutná Hora, stopped at the beautiful Mikulov Castle, visited the magnificent Lednice Castle grounds, and ended with a scenic transfer to Vienna all in one memorable day with my family. Nikolai was absolutely outstanding knowledgeable, warm, and genuinely passionate about sharing the history and hidden gems along the route. SideTrip’s concept is brilliant: it takes you beyond the usual tourist trail and opens up perspectives and places you’d never discover on your own. Highly recommended for families looking for something more than just a standard transfer!
Mareketa was a lovely guide and driver. Very accommodating and friendly. A relaxing way to travel from Prague to Vienna. Will use this service again.
This tour offers hotel pick-up only for private bookings. For private bookings, you will be picked up from your hotel, apartment, or any other pick-up point accessible by car. Please provide your preferred pick-up location when making the booking.
For open group tours, hotel pick-up is not available. The group tour meeting point is in front of Hilton Prague Old Town at V Celnici 2079/7, Prague. Your guide will meet you at this location.
This tour offers hotel drop-off for private bookings. Please provide your preferred drop-off location when making the booking.
If you book the open group tour then the drop-off is in front of Cafe Mozart (Albertinaplatz 2, Vienna), next to the Tourist Information Center.
Yes, this is a one-way tour ending in Vienna. Please note that the tour does not take you back to Prague.
The planned duration of this tour is 9-10 hours. For the safety of our passengers and drivers, we are unable to accommodate requests to extend this duration.
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 space for luggage, similar to common airline baggage allowances. There is no extra charge for luggage that meets these criteria:
If you your luggage requires special consideration, please contact us.
Lunch is not included in the tour price but a lunch break is scheduled in Mikulov. 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%, up to 5.9% if you paid by Paypal) charged by the third-party payment provider will not be refunded.
All reviews below are actual reviews received from past travelers on this Prague to Vienna One-Way Transfer Tour.
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