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VisitingEU Karlovy Vary Day Trip
VisitingEU tours of Karlovy Vary are eco-friendly tours using bus transport. I will arrange transportation for you and give you a written guide of Karlovy Vary and the area, allowing you to remain independent and saving you from worrying about transportation details.
A list of my personal recommendations for places to eat, drink, and shop in the area is included. I will also arrange additional train or bus transport if you want to extend your Karlovy Vary tour to other destinations. Food, drink, sightseeing, and shopping recommendations are included for those locations as well.
The cost is 6.00 EUR per person (4.00 EUR for children under 12), and group discounts are available.
Visit the VisitingEU Travel Consultant page to learn more.
The City of Karlovy Vary:
Founded in the late 14th Century by Charles IV, Karlovy Vary is a spa town located in western Bohemia near the German border. The city’s 13 major hot springs and three hundred minor ones have drawn tourists and celebrities for centuries, and the waters can still be imbibed today.
The architecture of Karlovy Vary is as variegated as its water. From colonnades to Russian orthodox churches, Karlovy Vary’s eclectic architectural style reflects the diversity of its historic visitors.
For those that want to taste more than just the waters, Karlovy Vary is also famous for Becherovka and spa wafers.
Moser Glass Factory:
Kpt. Jarose 46/19, 360 06 Karlovy Vary
For the shopper, the Moser Glass Factory is a must visit. Famous throughout the Czech Republic for its quality and craftsmanship, Moser makes beautiful vases, stemware, and other glass and crystal art.
Becherovka Factory and Jan Becher Museum:
T. G. Masaryka 57, 360 76 Karlovy Vary
The giant Becherovka bottle out front makes this place hard to miss. Go in four a tour and tasting, and learn about the Czech Republic’s most famous alcoholic beverage (besides beer, of course).
Transportation from Prague to Karlovy Vary:
Buses from Prague to Karlovy Vary: Buses to Karlovy Vary run regularly from Prague’s Florenc bus station. The bus from Prague to Karlovy Vary takes roughly two hours each way.
Hotels in Karlovy Vary:
High-End Hotel in Karlovy Vary: Grandhotel Pupp (Mirove namesti 2, Karlovy Vary) – A beautiful old hotel located in the heart of the city. The hotel was used in the filming of the James Bond film Casino Royale.
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