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New Year's Eve in Prague: a night in a castle or midnight on the Vltava

On 31 December the centre of Prague closes to cars, taxis vanish and every good table has been booked for weeks. Two ways to spend the night that we can still book for you: 🏰 Zbiroh Castle , an hour from Prague — one night in the castle, a four-course dinner, party with DJ, midnight buffet and fireworks: €615 for two 🛳️ A cruise on the Vltava — buffet and live music, mooring by Charles Bridge at midnight with Bohemia Sekt and the fireworks from the deck: from 6 490 Kč per person 🍽️ Earlier in the evening: a 2-hour dinner cruise from 2 900 Kč 🚗 Your driver to the castle or the pier and back — Zbiroh from €55 each way Programmes and prices: New Year's Eve dinners in Prague and Czech castles 2026/2027 WhatsApp / Viber / Telegram: +420 773 477 799 Photos: Zámek Zbiroh; Rudolphs no uno (CC0), Karelj (CC0), Giorgio Galeotti (CC BY 4.0), Vip Ciacci (CC BY 3.0) via Wikimedia Commons. Music: Smetana, Vltava (Musopen, public domain).

Old Europe in colour, c. 1900 — still one car ride from Prague

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These are colour photographs from around 1900 — Prague Castle, the Sprudel colonnade in Karlovy Vary, the Zwinger in Dresden, the Vienna Opera. Every one of these places is still a car ride from Prague. 🚕 A metered taxi on Czech roads runs about 28–32 CZK per km — you see the total at the end 📌 A booked transfer: one price per car, agreed before you travel 🏰 Karlovy Vary, Kutná Hora, Pernštejn, Dresden, Vienna — door to door 🧳 Child seats free, luggage without surcharge, tolls and vignettes included 💳 No prepayment: pay at the destination, cash or card Routes and prices: Taxi in the Czech Republic WhatsApp / Viber / Telegram: +420 773 477 799 Photos: Photochrom prints c. 1900, Library of Congress (public domain); Perituss (CC0), Dominik Tefert (PD), Karelj (PD) via Wikimedia Commons.

Prague you didn't expect — and an easy ride in from the airport

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Prague has a giant head of Kafka made of 42 rotating steel layers, bronze babies crawling up its TV tower and St Wenceslas riding an upside-down horse. Getting there from the airport should be the boring part — so we keep it simple: ✈️ Your driver meets you in arrivals at Terminal 1 or 2 with a name sign 💶 €30 per car to any address in Prague, fixed (minivan for up to 8: €40) ⏱️ We track your flight — waiting is free, however long the delay 🚗 17 km, 25–35 minutes to the centre: no meter, no night tariff 💳 Pay the driver at the end, cash or card Book your transfer: Taxi and private transfer from Prague Airport WhatsApp / Viber / Telegram: +420 773 477 799 Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Perituss (CC0), Huhulenik (CC BY 3.0), UkillaJJ (PD), MOs810 (CC BY 4.0), Karelj (PD), House of Larl (CC BY 4.0). Sculptures by David Černý.

Private Day Trips from Prague: Your Driver, Your Timetable

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While a coach tour is still waiting for everyone to gather, you are already at the castle gate. Private day trips from Prague: your driver, your timetable, only your party in the car. 🗺 Day trips from your Prague hotel and back the same evening (price per car): Karlovy Vary, 10 hours, from €170 Dresden, 12 hours, from €210 Český Krumlov, 12 hours, from €230 Vienna, 14 hours, from €370 Munich, 12 hours, from €370 🏰 Kutná Hora, Karlštejn, Hluboká, Mariánské Lázně or Bohemian Switzerland? Same terms, just ask. 🚶 Prague itself: a private tour of the historic centre from €85 per car. The car takes you up to the castle, so the hill doesn't wear you out. 🗣 A guide can be added on request. All excursions: Day trips and excursions from Prague WhatsApp / Viber / Telegram: +420 773 477 799

Private Transfers in the Czech Republic: the Price Is per Car

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€350 from Prague to Vienna sounds like a lot until you split it: four travellers pay €87 each. Every price is for the whole car, never per person. 🚗 From Prague, one way, per car (saloon / minivan): Karlovy Vary €110 / €140 Český Krumlov €150 / €200 Dresden €170 / €250 Vienna, Berlin or Munich from €350 ✅ Door to door, from your hotel to the address at the other end. 🧳 Luggage without limits, skis and pushchairs included. 👶 Child seats free on request. 🛣 Tolls and vignettes included, plus a short stop on the way at no extra cost. 💶 No prepayment: pay at the destination, cash or card. All routes and prices: Private transfers in the Czech Republic WhatsApp / Viber / Telegram: +420 773 477 799

Prague Airport Transfers: Your Driver Is Already in Arrivals

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Landing at Prague airport? Your driver is already in arrivals with a name sign. No queue at the taxi rank, no meter, no haggling. 🚗 You know the price per car when you book, and it doesn't change on the road. ✈️ Airport ↔ Prague city centre, plus direct transfers to Karlovy Vary (from €110 per car), Dresden, Vienna, Munich and Český Krumlov. 💳 Pay by Visa, MasterCard, PayPal or cash. Crypto works too (BTC, USDT TRC-20). 🗣 English-speaking drivers, more than 10 years in the Czech Republic. Check your route and price in two clicks: cztransfer.com/home Route not listed? WhatsApp us: +420 773 477 799

Prague's Royal Route: the coronation way, stop by stop

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For four centuries, Bohemian kings rode the same streets through Prague to be crowned in St Vitus Cathedral. The first was Albrecht II of Habsburg in 1438, the last Ferdinand V in 1836. The route is still there, and it is the best walk in the city. Here it is in order, the way the kings went. The route Powder Tower. The kings set off from the Royal Court, their city residence, which stood where the Municipal House is now, right next to the tower. Celetná street. Straight from the tower into the heart of the Old Town. Old Town Square. Past the Old Town Hall and its astronomical clock. Little Square and Karlova street. A winding lane past the Clementinum, busy from morning to night. Charles Bridge. In under the Old Town Bridge Tower and out between the two Lesser Town towers. Mostecká street and Lesser Town Square. The green dome of St Nicholas Church fills the square. Nerudova street and Ke Hradu. The climb, under old painted house signs, up to Castle Square. St Vitus ...