If you have to live for some time in the capital of the Czech Republic, Prague, you can take a short trip every day. By Russian standards, the main attractions of this European country are literally “a stone’s throw” from Prague. So, where can you go from Prague for 1 day on your own?
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An interesting castle with a rich history, and it’s very easy to get to. Trains leave from Prague Station every half hour and pass through the village of the same name as the castle. The distance from Prague is only 28 km. The castle was built in the 14th century by order of King Charles IV. The royal residence and treasury were to be located here. The location was perfect: it was protected from attack by natural barriers. A river flowed nearby, and it was decided to build the fortress itself on the top of a cliff. Since then, the castle really had to withstand sieges by enemies: first the Hussites, then the Swedes. Centuries passed and the castle's owners changed.
At one time there was even a boarding house for noble maidens here. Tourists were able to explore Karlštejn after it became the property of the Czechoslovak Republic. When you visit, you will see the king’s personal chambers, the interior of the castle, in particular the Marian Tower. Visit the Chapel of the Holy Cross and climb the steps of the Great Tower.
Konopiste Castle
This large castle will be appreciated by all lovers of Gothic architecture. Like a real fortress, it is protected from the enemy by powerful ramparts and deep ditches. Inside, it is a real piece of paradise - with a beautiful park. Fountains of crystal water gush here, handsome peacocks stroll leisurely, and graceful sculptures delight the eye. In the castle itself you can see collections of paintings, crystal items and rare weapons. The most romantic of the owners of Konopiste was Crown Prince Franz Ferdinand.
He bought a castle in order to hide in it with his beloved woman. Having renounced his right to the throne, Franz Ferdinand entered into a morganatic marriage. Currently, guests of the castle can also have a wedding in it. Konopiste is visited in the warm season - from April to the end of October. During the tour you will see the chambers of Franz Ferdinand, a library, a collection of weapons, and a chapel. The best way to get from Prague is by train to the town of Benesov.
Kutna Hora
Based on the name, you might think that you will be climbing a mountain here. In fact, this name is given to an ancient town located 66 km from the capital of the Czech Republic. Kutna Hora is famous for its picturesque surroundings and numerous attractions. This town can also be called “silver”. A silver deposit was discovered here in the 13th century, and since it was from this metal that the majority of Czech coins were minted, a Mint soon appeared here. And Kutna Hora itself turned into a kind of state treasury. Guests of the city can visit the “silver mine”, visit the Vlassky Dvor and view the exhibits of the Hrádek Museum. And, of course, you won’t want to let go of your camera on the streets. Here and there are cathedrals, extraordinary houses, beautiful flower beds.
Why do some tourists experience a feeling of horror in a medieval city? Here is the Ossuary or Chapel of All Saints. It is located in a cemetery. And about 40 thousand human bones were used to form the interior. Also in Kutna Hora you will see the beautiful ancient Cathedral of St. Barbara, decorated with frescoes. Here you can even hear organ music. Another famous temple was built in honor of the Ascension of the Virgin Mary. The extraordinary architecture, thanks to which the temple is literally flooded with radiance, has led to the fact that this place began to be called the “abode of light.”
Karlovy Vary
This world-famous city also originates from Charles IV, who, while hunting, saw a wonderful valley with healing springs. You can get from Prague to Karlovy Vary by intercity bus; travel time is about 2 hours. A real gem of architecture is the city theater, built in the 19th century, in the then popular style of exquisite neo-baroque. Its curtain is hand painted by famous artists. Famous artists constantly perform at the theater. The observation tower with the poetic name Diana is also worth a visit. You can climb it using an old funicular. From here you have a wonderful view of the city.
Guests of the city also visit the Valeč Castle, which dates back to the 14th century, a beautiful building in the Gothic style. There is a brewery and a lovely park here. One of the main attractions of Karlovy Vary is the Church of St. Mary Magdalene. The church received its appearance that tourists see today at the end of the 18th century, although it was founded by the crusaders in the 14th century. And, of course, city guests visit the so-called colonnades, where springs of healing mineral water flow. Children will most like the Nativity Museum - in this place the holiday reigns all year round.
Camp
The city, popular with tourists, is located in the south of the Czech Republic. It began to be built in the 15th century, on the site of an ancient settlement. In Czech, “tabor” means “fortification, camp.” In the 15th century Tabor became a royal city. Guests visit the city hall - the building dates back to the 16th century, today there is a museum there. They visit the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord, built at the same time as the town hall. The Gable House has also been preserved from the 16th century. The city's attractions also include the Kotnov Castle tower and the famous Bechyny Gate, built in the 15th century. And, of course, in Tabor there are monuments to the main heroes of the Czech people - Jan Žižka and Jan Hus. The bravest tourists can walk along the underground corridors where the Hussites hid.
Pilsen
Quite a large city, it is famous among Russians largely for its Pilsner beer. A plant for the production of this blessed drink was opened here by a resident of Germany, banker Bleishroder. Therefore, guests of the city are attracted by the Brewing Museum, as well as numerous cafes and bars offering Pilsner and other types of beer. At the same time, Pilsen is a very beautiful old city. Among its attractions are Republic Square with its beautiful fountains and St. Bartholomew's Cathedral. The huge dungeon, where there used to be warehouses, is also popular with tourists. The water supply system was also located here. There is an automobile plant in the city - Skoda cars are produced here. Guests can also visit the Armory Chamber and the Museum of Western Bohemia.
Liberec
Liberitz is an ancient town, founded in the 14th century, and together with the Czech Republic, it survived all the wars of conquest and popular uprisings. Many Germans live here; at one time Liberitz was even part of Germany. Today it is a developed city of great interest to tourists of all ages. Fans of alpine skiing will find excellent ski trails here in the cold season, and children will love the water park and amusement park. Those who appreciate Czech antiquity will pay tribute to the museums, the town hall building and the local castle. And everyone, without exception, will enjoy the picturesque landscapes surrounding the city.
In order to see Liberitz from a bird's eye view, it is worth going up to the observation deck located next to the city TV tower. A cable car will take you there. Liberice Castle is worth capturing in photographs. In the Regional Museum you will see a rich exhibition of paintings, including many works by artists from France. Russians would call the Museum of Northern Bohemia “local history”: it contains materials telling about the history of the region. The amusement park has many interactive areas that will enchant little tourists.
Ceske Budejovice
Another Czech city that is famous for the production of Budweiser beer. But it’s better to go to a pub or cafe when you’ve seen all the sights and want to rest your feet. The historical center of the city is beautiful, where the ancient town hall building, decorated with sculptures, is located. The Black Tower, whose height exceeds 70 m, impresses tourists. Believers, as well as lovers of history and architecture, should visit the Cathedral of St. Nicholas. Children and youth are delighted with the large fountain, in the center of which there is a statue of Samson. The guides also show guests of the city an ancient Dominican monastery, a church consecrated in honor of the Entry of the Virgin Mary into the Temple, and a museum of the royal Rudolf dynasty. Ceske Budejovice attracts tourists with its fairs. There are also many small shops where you can buy handmade souvenirs.
Czech krumlov
This city began to be built in the 13th century, and its coat of arms is still decorated with a red rose - the same one that was on the coat of arms of its former owners, the feudal lords of the Rosenbergs. There is a lot to see in Cesky Krumlov! Local attractions include Krumlov Castle, which occupies a huge territory - up to 10 hectares. It began to be built in the 14th century, and work continued for three centuries! The Cloak Bridge, dating back to the 18th century, is unusual; it is a real three-story gallery.
As in every ancient city, there are several churches, the most famous of which is the 14th century Church of St. Vitus, decorated with frescoes. The Church of the Corpus Christi was built in the 15th century, and the Minorite monastery was completed in the 17th century. The town hall building dates back to the 16th century. If you are lucky, you will be able to get into the theater, built in the 18th century: performances are given here only three times a year. If you wish, you can take a taxi and go to the ancient monastery, located 10 km from the city.
Ostrava
In terms of size, it is the third largest city in the Czech Republic; more than 300 thousand people live here. It was founded in the 13th century. For a long time, mainly artisans and innkeepers who served travelers lived here. In the 18th century, a coal deposit was discovered nearby, and the Northern Railway was built. Since then, the rapid development of the city began. One of the main attractions is Masaryk Square, where you will see the ancient town hall.
The museum located there is worth a visit. There is also a “plague” pillar on the square - such a pillar was erected by the townspeople in gratitude to the saints when the epidemic of the deadly disease was receding. The Church of St. Wenceslas, the Basilica of the Savior, and the Church of St. Catherine are beautiful. In the new town hall building you can go up to the observation deck and view the city from above. And, of course, city museums attract guests. Among them are the Firefighting Museum and the Mining Museum.
Dresden
From Prague it is not at all difficult to get to Dresden and get to know the main attractions of this beautiful city, founded in the 13th century. It is rightfully considered one of the main cultural centers of Europe. Dresden is 150 km from the capital of the Czech Republic. What's a must-see? The ancient Church of the Virgin Mary, reconstructed after World War II. The Bühl Terrace, also called the “balcony of Europe,” is the most beautiful building of the Higher School of Fine Arts. Visit the Zwinger Palace, built in Baroque style in the 18th century. The largest holidays took place here, in which royalty took part. Here you can see an art gallery, including works by Raphael.
On Theater Square you will see the Semper Opera House. The Albertinium Museum is worth a visit, with paintings and sculptures on display. You will definitely want to take a photo in front of the “Procession of Princes” tile panel. And technology enthusiasts will be interested in the plant where Volkswagen cars are produced. It is convenient to get from Prague to Dresden both by train and by intercity bus.
Thus, even if you leave Prague for 1 day, you will be able to see many sights that will make a great impression on you.
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Prague is an ancient city with magnificent architecture, excellent restaurants, cozy hotels and pleasantly low prices.
The capital of the Czech Republic has a huge number of interesting sights, but in two days you can easily explore most of them, but after that it’s worth exploring the surrounding area - they are no less brilliant here than the city itself.
One of the most famous resorts in Europe, Karlovy Vary, is located 130 km from Prague and is an absolute must-see. The city is located in a green valley, which is divided into two banks by the Tepla River. The magnificent Baroque architecture here is diluted with Art Nouveau buildings, the dense forests that frame Karlovy Vary purify the air, and the mountains create a microclimate that has made Karlovy Vary a unique spa resort for 500 years.
On the way to Karlovy Vary, you can stop by on an excursion to one of the most popular Czech breweries, Krušovice, take part in a tasting and buy a couple of bottles of delicious beer.
Another alcoholic surprise is Becherovka liqueur, which has been made so special by Karlovy Vary water for several hundred years. If you don't know what to bring from the Czech Republic as a souvenir, this is exactly what you need.
You can plan an excursion yourself (by bus, taxi or personal car) or order a ready-made excursion with professional guides here.
Excursion cost: 30 euros per adult, 25 euros for children under 12 years old. The excursion does not include the cost of visiting the Krusovice plant (6 euros).
Duration of the excursion: 10 hours
Transport: bus
Included in price transfer, guide and excursion in Russian.
The excursion can be booked .
There are a large number of beautiful ancient castles in the Czech Republic and several of them are located nearby, which is where we advise you to go.
The medieval castle of Hluboká nad Vltavou is located 140 km from Prague. The castle is built on a rock at an altitude of 83 m above the Vltava. The castle has stood here since the 13th century and has been delighting visitors with its beauty all this time. 140 rooms, 11 towers, greenhouses, an English park, and several stables make this castle an original attraction that is a must-visit.
Cesky Krumlov Castle is located 30 km from Hluboká nad Vltavou Castle and 170 km from Prague. This castle was built in the 13th century and is considered the second largest castle in the Czech Republic. Cesky Krumlov is built on a hill on the banks of the Vltava and consists of an Upper and Lower Castle, a summer palace, several bridges, stables, a riding school, a theater, and a park with fountains.
Excursion cost: 35 euros per person for adults and 30 euros for children under 12 years old. The price does not include the cost of visiting the Hluboka nad Vltavou Castle (approximately 10 euros).
Duration of the excursion: 11 o'clock
Transport: bus
Included in price transfer and Russian-speaking guide.
The excursion can be booked .
Orlik Castle is built on a hill, washed on three sides by the Vltava River. This castle was built in the 13th century and is a magnificent example of medieval architecture.
After a fascinating tour of the castle and surrounding areas, you can visit the Velkopopovetsky Kozel brewery, a name you’ve probably heard more than once. You can take part in a tour of the beer factory and museum, as well as take part in a tasting, and, of course, spend time in the company store.
Excursion cost: 30 euros per adult and 25 euros per child under 12 years old
Duration of the excursion: 8 ocloc'k
Transport: bus
Included in price transfer and Russian-speaking guide.
The excursion can be booked .
There are several European capitals around Prague, and one of the most beautiful of them, of course, is Vienna, surrounded by the aromas of coffee and pastries and the sounds of music.
Vienna is located 290 km from Prague. The excursion is divided into several parts: the way to the city, during which you can listen to an interesting excursion, a sightseeing tour with a Russian-speaking guide, during which you will see the most important interesting sights of Vienna, such as the Hofburg Palace, the Vienna Opera, St. Stephen's Cathedral, St. Petra, Belvedere, Schönbrunn residence and all the main Viennese squares and streets, and the final part will be independent time that you can spend in one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
Excursion cost: 50 euros per adult and 45 per child under 12 years old
Duration of the excursion: 15 hours
Transport: bus
Included in price
The excursion can be booked .
Dresden is a repository of masterpieces of Baroque architecture and a city that houses magnificent examples of world culture. Dresden is located just 150 km from Prague. The excursion consists of three parts - a journey from Prague to Dresden, during which you will hear interesting facts about the history of the cultural capital of Germany, a sightseeing tour of the city and independent time that you can use for your own pleasure.
You will see the most important attractions of Dresden, such as the Dresden Gallery, the City Hall, Dresden Castle, the Semper Opera, the Zwinger architectural complex and all the key cathedrals and streets of the city.
Excursion cost: 35 euros per adult and 30 per child under 12 years old
Duration of the excursion: 10 hours
Transport: bus
Included in price transfer, Russian-speaking guide and sightseeing tour.
The excursion can be booked .
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The Czech capital is very popular among residents of the former USSR. When I come here, many people wonder where to go from Prague on their own for one or two days? Prague is conveniently located in the heart of Europe, which of course provides an excellent opportunity for tourists. From here you can visit a number of nearby cities and attractions in both the Czech Republic and nearby European countries.
While in Prague, you should not limit yourself only to the possibilities of the capital. You can make short trips outside of it. Here's where you can go from Prague, quickly and inexpensively.
Castles Karlštejn and Křivoklat
All tourists who come to Prague, but do not want to travel far, can be advised to go to Karlštejn. This particular castle is the most interesting and beautiful castle near Prague. 
From Prague's main station it takes only 40 minutes by train. Then a short walk and you will find yourself in a picturesque place, overlooked by the powerful medieval castle of Karlštejn. You won't find anything particularly interesting inside the castle. But it’s definitely worth taking a walk around the castle, and at the same time having lunch at one of the restaurants in the local village.
Traditionally, all tourists then go to Křivoklát Castle, which is 40 km from Karlštejn.
Křivoklát is a nice medieval hunting castle with a rich library. Truly, the castle became famous not so long ago. Part of the filming of the film “The Chronicles of Narnia” took place there. The premises of the castle are more interesting than Karlštejn; there is a prison and a rich royal library with rare publications.
You can visit one of the castles in one day, or, especially if you are by car and don’t get tired easily, you can visit both castles in one day.
Kutna Hora
This small medieval town. It became famous for its silver mines and Gothic monuments. The most striking historical site of Kutna Hora is. The place is not really for everyone. If you don't like skeletons and bones, don't go. The temple is gloomy, located in the center of the cemetery.
Another architectural treasure of Kutna Hora is the Cathedral of St. Barbara - a building of amazing beauty. It is included in the UNESCO register, like the entire historical center of the city.
You can also travel to Kutná Hora by train from Prague Main Station. Ticket price is 99 CZK, travel time is about 50 minutes.
Regular buses are also available. You need to move from the Nádraží Uhříněves stop. Ticket price - from 62 CZK, travel time - from 1 hour 40 minutes.
Dresden
The closest foreign city to Prague. It only takes 2 hours by bus and you are in Germany. Dresden is a very beautiful place to visit from Prague for one day.
Approximate distance: 155 km 
Walk around Dresden on your own. Within 8 – 10 hours it is possible to see the “transparent Volkswagen plant”, the art quarter, and a 360-degree panorama of the city. Of course, there are more attractions in Dresden; you can’t see everything in one day. For example, visiting the famous Dresden Gallery will take several hours.
You can get to Dresden by bus from the Florenc bus station (Florenc metro station). Travel time is about 2 hours, and the ticket costs 300 CZK.
You can also go by train from the Main Station. Travel time - from 2 hours 16 minutes. Or buy an excursion from Prague to Dresden and enjoy the guide’s story.
Pilsen
From Prague to Pilsen – 85 kilometers. Someone goes to try local beer. Therefore, there is always a large flow of tourists to the Plzeňský Prazdroj brewery and its museum. But given that there will be a tasting, it is better to go there last.
Start with the historical sights of Pilsen. In the old center there is the Church of St. Bartholomew with the highest observation deck in the Czech Republic. 
The central square of the city is Náměstí Republiky. 
And the length of the Pilsen catacombs, laid under the old center, is about 24 km.
Pilsen has a lot of interesting things for children of any age: a zoo, a botanical garden, a puppet museum and a dino park, and the Techmania science center.
To reach the city of Pilsen, take a bus from the Zličín bus station (Zličín metro station line B). The ride takes about an hour, ticket price is 100 CZK, or by train from the Main Station. Ticket price - from 100 CZK, travel time - from 1 hour 11 minutes.
Brno
Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic and the main city of the Moravian region. Brno is not particularly popular among tourists, although for me personally it is a beautiful, well-groomed and pleasant Czech city for walking. You can get from Prague to Brno by direct bus from the Florence bus station or from the Prague Main Railway Station, the journey time is 2.5 hours.
The following attractions are worth seeing in Brno: the powerful Neo-Gothic Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, Špilberk Castle with observation decks, Cabbage Market Square, Freedom Square and visit the famous beer garden at the local Starobrno brewery.
Karlovy Vary
European aristocracy has been coming to the thermal springs of Karlovy Vary for hundreds of years. Today everyone comes to this resort town. 
Plunge into the healing waters, breathe in the steam from the famous Vřídlo spring, and relax in the spa center. Climb the Diana observation tower - below you will see picturesque “toy” houses surrounded by forest. Stop by the Becherovka Museum where you can buy a signature drink and souvenirs.
It is more convenient to go by bus from the Florenc bus station (Florenc metro). Ticket price - from 165 CZK, travel time - from 2 hours 15 minutes.
But you can also go by train from Prague. Ticket price - from 169 CZK, travel time - from 3 hours 13 minutes.
Tropical Island Waterpark
If you are traveling with children, they will love visiting Tropical Island. Tropical Island is a giant indoor water park located in Germany, 300 km from Prague between Berlin and Dresden.
The indoor water park has its own waterfall, tropical lagoon and beaches, palm trees, cool water slides, tropical rain forest and an outdoor part of the water park called Amazonia.
The water park has an area with various types of steam rooms and saunas. And the last feature of the water park is the opportunity to stay overnight here - on the territory of the water park you can spend the night in tents, comfortable mobile homes or hotel rooms.
Many tourists are interested in where they can go from Prague for just a few days. Once in the Czech Republic, vacationers will finally be able to discover the beauty of other cities, which for many years have kept a huge number of secrets and amaze with their unique attractions.
Therefore, specially designed one-day itineraries are very popular today. Travelers leave Prague by train early in the morning and return late in the evening.
Travel agencies that offer such tours will be happy to tell you where you can go from Prague and which excursions you should take in order to get an unforgettable experience and discover the most beautiful cities of the Czech Republic.
Tourists who want to travel with children should know in advance where to go from Prague. In this case, we can recommend spending a day in the ancient town of Brandys nad Labem.
Every year a very interesting restoration of the events of the large-scale Thirty Years' War is carried out here. Without any problems, you can go on your own to such a beautiful city and visit a noisy fair where they sell original souvenirs and local beer.
By train, tourists can go for a day to a town called Rakovnik, where the luxurious Křivoklát castle is located. This landmark was built by local craftsmen at the beginning of the 19th century.
If you go from Prague to Rakovník for one day, you should definitely visit the huge Veltrusy castle and park complex. Here tourists can walk along the paths of the ancient park and see deer, which sometimes greet curious visitors. One day is enough to explore the castle itself, located deep in the park.
For those tourists who are beer lovers and want to know where to go from Prague for one day, we can recommend visiting a town called Melnik.
It is located very close to Prague, so the journey will not take much time for tourists. Moreover, there is a great opportunity to go to a small town on your own and try the most delicious intoxicating drink, the fame of which has spread throughout the world. Melnik also boasts its majestic structure, which stands at the mouth of two rivers, the Queens' Castle.
Many people leave Prague for a town popular with tourists called Kutna Hora, where there is a very beautiful Church of All Saints.
One day is enough for travelers to thoroughly explore another famous attraction - the Cathedral of St. Barbara. This building is the main temple of the Czech town.
Other interesting one-day tours from Prague
Without a doubt, traveling to Europe will bring great pleasure. And today the most popular and fairly inexpensive destination is Austria, namely Vienna.
You can leave Prague by train or bus. Another direction that curious tourists often choose is to visit the city of Dresden, located on the border with the Czech Republic.
About 20 km from Prague there is an ancient village called Velké Popovice, which anyone can visit. On its territory there is a famous brewery.
In June, a very interesting and bright festival is organized here, which is dedicated to the main mascot of the village - the goat. During the celebration, tourists can get acquainted with a large number of ancient recipes and taste a variety of beers.
Tourists who are lovers of architecture will definitely enjoy a trip to the southern regions of the Czech Republic, where there are a huge number of ancient castles. For example, it is worth visiting Valtice Castle, which is located near the Austrian border. There is a luxurious garden with comfortable gazebos, sculptures, houses and a small opera house.
Tourists who are fans of skiing should visit the Krkonose resort for one day.
There are excellent trails for cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, mountain biking and hiking. It is possible to rent the necessary equipment.
Therefore, there is no need to worry about where to go from Prague, since tourists will be offered a considerable number of destinations to choose from.
