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Prague, Czech Republic

Enjoy a full day at leisure to explore this celebrated city, or join an optional Privileged Access tour to Lobkowicz Palace. Or choose to immerse yourself in the Josefov, or Jewish Quarter, of Prague during an enlightening walking tour. Jews are thought to have settled in the city as early as the 10th century; today, the small district lies within the larger Old Town and is a rich repository of history. (Breakfast)

Shore Excursions

Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Lobkowicz Palace

Privileged Access: Lobkowicz Palace

See the stately residence of one of the region’s most avid patrons of the arts, and admire the priceless artifacts they left behind.

Privileged Access

Jewish Prague

Immerse yourself in the Josefov, or Jewish Quarter, of Prague during an enlightening walking tour.

Prague Folklore Dinner

Raise a glass to the vibrant and colorful traditions of Czech culture during a fun-filled evening of food, dance and wine.

Prague by Night

Experience the medieval treasures of Prague after dark during an illuminating panoramic tour.
Shore excursions vary by itinerary and are subject to change.

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Prague at night

Explore: Prague

Prague, the “City of a Thousand Spires,” offers endless discoveries. See some of Karine’s top recommendations, including Lobkowicz Palace, the Old New Synagogue, the Astronomical Clock, Charles Bridge and more.

Inside Logkowicz Palace in Prague

Lobkowicz Palace

Preview our Privileged Access tour as Karine visits the residence of this noble Czech family. See the original score of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, attend a private concert and more.

Close up view of a relief in a synagogue

Prague Synagogue

When in Prague, be sure to visit the Old New Synagogue in Josefov, the Jewish Quarter. This is the oldest synagogue in Europe, where generations have been worshipping since 1270.

A beer stein being filled with beer

Prague Microbrewery

In 1466, just off Prague’s Old Town Square, a tiny microbrewery first opened its doors. Today, on the same spot, Ladislav Vesely continues the tradition of making the finest Czech beer.