Top Bohemia Nature and Wildlife

Explore Bohemian Switzerland National Park on this all-day guided tour from Prague. Take a boat ride at Edmunds Gorge, then enjoy a classic Czech meal at a local restaurant (at your own expense). Following that, hike to Pravcicka Gate, the largest sandstone arch in Europe. The tour is considered moderately difficult in terms of hiking.

Discover the highlights of stunning Bohemia on this nature-filled, small-group day trip from Prague. Escape the bustle of the city and relax in Kuks, one of the world’s oldest spa resorts, in picturesque Elbe Valley, and dine on a traditional lunch in a real-life Bohemian chateau. Comfortable, minivan tours also include a stop at the mysterious rock town of Ardspach, backdrop for the Chronicles of Narnia film.

Czech highest mountain Sněžka (1603 m) is the ultimate hiking experience in the Czech Republic. You dont need to be extremely fit to get to the top, but you should be used to hiking. We start at roughly 800 meters above the sea level and in 6 km hike we will get to a height of 1600 meters. We will meet lot of kids, dogs and fit seniors on the way. Sněžka is popular place for all generations and every Czech should get there at least once in a lifetime. Our base point is Pec pod Sněžkou village. We need to climb 3 kilometers through a forest to a mountain restaurant Růžohorky where we will have little break or maybe a lunch as there are not many options to eat in the mountains. And from Růžohorky another 3 km to the top. The top of the mountain is actually border with Poland so we will cross the Polish border to a Polish side of the mountain. However, then we will get back to a Czech side and after another 6 km we will get back to Pec pod Sněžkou.

The Bohemian Paradise UNESCO Geopark, also known as Czech Paradise, is known for its spectacular pinnacles. Experience the extraordinary towers locals call Prachov Rocks (Prachovske Skaly) on this small-group hike, with snacks, bottled water, and trekking poles provided. Enjoy round-trip transfers from homes and hotels in Prague, with onboard Wi-Fi so you can share the images you’ve created.

Get out of the city and go for a hike in a national park on this tour. Travel from Prague by train to Decin and then transfer to Bohemian Switzerland National Park. Accompanied by a guide, hike through the park’s paths. When you reach Edmund´s Gorge, take a scenic sightseeing cruise before continuing your hike. Return to Prague on the train.

Escape into nature, and enjoy an active day out, on this private tour from Prague to Bohemian Switzerland National Park, located in the Czech Republic’s northwest. Lace up your hiking boots and set off to discover landmarks like the Pravcicka Brana (a natural sandstone arch) and the Edmund Gorge. Then, cross the border into Germany’s Saxon Switzerland National Park, where you’ll discover the famed Bastei rock formation.

This is a day for KIDS! This tour is for families who want to please the youngest members as well. Kids will love the day out of the city, a day for them, a day when their joy is the first. Adult will also enjoy this restful day, not running from castle to main square and to museum, but refreshing in the nature. We do not run, not following a schedule, but free to wonder and rest. Travel should not be more tiring than everyday life!

The Botanical Garden in Liberec is the oldest in the Czech Republic and is now over 120 years old. Its long history gives a sound base for reliability and quality. But mere conservation of the heritage left by previous generations of gardeners in the form of plant collections and traditions is not enough. A botanical garden which wishes to be a prestigious institution, must be prominent in the scientific world while simultaneously inspiring ideas in the form and style of the art of gardening. Its vitality must be evident through professional international contacts, scientific studies, student research fellowships, publications, participation in nature conservation projects and also through the quality of personal development of its own staff. The Botanical Garden in Liberec cares for the richest collections of exotic plants in the Czech Republic. There are around 50 thousand of visitors per annum.