Arrival Transfer

Private Car Transfer from Prague Airport to Hotel.

4 nights’ Accommodation

4 nights Hotel Adria 4* or similar, Prague

1 x Double/Twin Standard Room

Breakfast daily

Jewish Heritage in Prague: Private Half Day Walking Tour

Start Time: 08:30am or 14:00pm (Monday-Friday & Sunday)

Duration: 3 Hrs

Description:

Meeting underneath the Statue of Franz Kafka located at the Spanish Synagogue, take in the rich tapestry of Jewish history and culture as you stroll through this vibrant neighbourhood, where every corner reveals a new chapter in the story of Prague's Jewish Quarter. Join a fellow member of the Prague Jewish Community, as you visit the historic Synagogues, each with its own unique story to tell.

Visit the Chevrah Kaddisha Building and marvel at the stunning architecture of the Old Jewish Cemetery, where graves are up to 12 layers deep. It is also where you will find the resting place of Rabbi Loew, renowned in legend as the creator of the Golem.

Explore the largest collection of Judaica in the world, there is no other collection of historical Jewish artifacts like it! This is the only Jewish Quarter that the Nazis purposely did not destroy, making this private tour an unforgettable journey through one of Europe's most storied and resilient communities.

Prague Vltava River Cruise with Lunch

Start Time: 11:15am

Duration: 2 Hrs

Description:

See Prague’s top sights while filling up on traditional Hungarian specialties during this Lunch Cruise. Glide along the Vltava River aboard a climate controlled Riverboat and see famous landmarks like the Rudolfinum, St. Agnes Monastery and Prague Castle. Then, when the time comes, sit down and enjoy a delicious buffet lunch, accompanied by onboard music.

Departure Transfer

Private Car Transfer from Hotel to Prague Airport.

Optional Excursions

Kafka Museum Admission Ticket

From: AUD $35.00 per person (Subject to Change)

Description:

The exhibition consists of two section: The Existential Space and Imaginary Topography.

Existential Space

The first stage of our immersion into Kafka’s world presents the way Prague shaped the author’s life, the mark it left on him and how its transformative power affected him. His diaries and extensive correspondence with family members, friends, lovers and publishers bear witness to this influence. Our challenge is to try and capture the main conflicts in Franz Kafka’s life and be guided by the author’s views.

Imaginary Topography

The way in which Kafka depicts his city presents one of the most enigmatic approaches in modern literature. With only occasional exceptions, Kafka does not name the places he describes in his novels and stories. Quite often we can observe attempts to prove that Kafka’s fictional works take place in Prague. It is generally understood that the anonymous Cathedral in The Trial is none other than St. Vitus Cathedral; that the path taken by Joseph K. in the last chapter of the same book goes from the Old Town, across Charles Bridge to the outer limits of the Lesser Town. It is also said that the view from Bendemann’s window in The Judgment features the Embankment, the Vltava River and its opposite bank in the same manner as it can be seen from the Mikulášská Street ‘today’s Pařížská Street’, where Kafka’s family lived in 1912. Efforts have been made to prove that Prague’s topography is ever present despite going unnamed.

Terezin Tour Including Admission Ticket with Transfer and Audio

From: AUD $129.00 per person

Start Time: 13:30pm

Duration: 4-5 Hrs

Description:

Take a day trip from Prague and pay your respects at the Terezin Concentration Camp located just south of Litomerice. Learn about how the town transformed from a Fortress to a prison and finally to a Nazi Concentration Camp during World War II. Pay your respects at the memorial and learn about the history of this dark period during a guided tour.

4 Night Prague's Jewish Heritage

Package Includes

Arrival Transfer

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