Karlovy Vary Excursion

1-4 pax. / sedan          85 EUR + waiting

5-8 pax. / minivan     106 EUR + waiting

9 pax. and more        ask us

- Price here includes transfer, the waiting 200 CZK / 8 EUR / hour is NOT included.

- Price is per car, not per person.

- To book private guide contact our ATP Airport Transfer Prague operator or call our office: +420 728 876 876

At first just a compact little village, in 1370 Karlovy Vary became a royal city and in 1374 it is mentioned in documents as "the hot thermal spring near Loket". Charles´city was unfortified  and instead of town walls there was an uninterrupted row of medieval houses in the depths of the valley of the river Teplá.

The most important spa building is the Mill Colonnade, built between 1871 and 1881, with avenues lined by Corinthian columns and twelve allegorical statues representing the months of the year. The Garden Colonnade has a cast iron structure. The Market Colonnade of carved wood was dismantled and replaced by a copy in 1991. The Castle Colonnade, situated on the heights above the Castle Hill is by the Viennese architect, Johann Friedrich Ohmann. The present Fountain Colonnade dates from the 1960s. Other monuments in the city include the baroque church of Mary Magdalen with a richly decorated interior , in the main square, and the Orthodox church of Sts Peter and Paul built over an old Russian chapel in 1893 - 98 and designed by the architect Wiedemann. The electric cable caris a typical tourist attraction which has carried visitors to the Přátelství (Friendship) hill since 1912. Other local traditions include the wafer biscuits, which have been made here since the 17th century, Becherovla - a herbal liqueur (since 1807), porcelain production (since the 1800s) and the Moser crystal works established in 1857. The spa salts of Karlovy Vary have been famous ever since 1580. International film festival have been organised in the city since 1958. The theatre, in neo - baroque style, dates from 1884 - 1889