This place was very easy to find. The clerk was very friendly and helpful. Her name was Svetlana…read more Great service, highly recommended. She even offered to give us a cab call for airport drop off.

From the owner: First Luggage Storage in Prague located in the city center near Palladium shopping center. Our goal…read moreis to provide secure baggage storage for your short and long-term storage needs. Your luggage is safe with us with 24 hours security.

We chose river dinner cruise from this company. We had a fantastic experience! Their location was…read morespot on for meeting the bus to transfer us to the boat. Our dinner was a buffet style dinner with several different choices to choose from. Once you arrive to the boat you get an arrival shot of their local liquor. It taste a lot like licorice, cinnamon, and a lot of other spices. You get to choose your table but be advised if you have a small party you could end up with a community table. Since we did our cruise in the winter it was a smaller crowd. We LOVED that aspect. You can go to the top deck to enjoy the views at any time. It was a cold night for our cruise but we throughly enjoyed every minute of cruise. The restrooms were very clean and there was always toilet paper and paper towels for all 3 hours. I highly recommend this if you do not believe you will be able to view ALL of what Prague has to offer. This cruise takes you further than you would think along the river.

We booked a tour with Lucytours not knowing anyone who had used this company. Patrick was our guide…read moreto Terezin/Teresienstadt. He provided the history of the area and showed the camp, and fortress (the crematorium was closed on Saturday). While I really had no desire to see a concentration camp, being there and understanding how this once resort town for the rich was turned into a ghetto where Jews were sent by Nazis to work and dies was educational. In person, it was chilling to see how in a city (Prague) where a former KING had invited Jews to live peacefully for a few hundred years in community with neighbors could be ravaged in less than a decade by stealing property and sending community members to die. The highlight of the tour, for me, was walking through the interior of the fortress. Because Terezin had been a fortress around a town and in which at present there is an educational institution, this concentration camp may differ from other in Germany proper. Patrik took us through the museum which held objects, and other displays from the camp. The humanity of those held as slaves by the Nazis shows through in the posters, pictures and attempts to try to "normalize" the hell created. Take time to look at the exhibits there. The most depressing part of this tour were the headstones with the names of those who "came through" the gates and perished. For judges in the USA who are faced with anti-semites who claim there holocaust did not happen and perpetrate hate crimes, should be able to sentence the guilty to tour camps and help, In short, book and take a tour with this company.

We had a wonderful tour with our fabulous tour guide Pietro. So kind and extremely informative. He…read morereally made Prague history come alive.

We utilized Student Agency for a trip from Vienna to Prague, on a Regiojet bus - and it was a…read moresimple and comfortable way to make the journey! It had a very comfy and nice seats, entertainment available on the seat back screens, and several snack and drink choices along the way. The views on the journey can be quite beautiful too, which you would miss if you took the short plane ride from Vienna to Prague. There are large picture windows at each seat so you can get a good view of the gorgeous fields and landscapes along the way. The trip didn't take too long. We boarded in Vienna at 9am and arrived in Prague at 2pm. While that may seem a lot longer than a short regional flight, we actually enjoyed one lazy day of relaxing between locations and this was the perfect way to do it. If you have a fear of flying or prefer to see the route along the way, and have a mid-morning/afternoon to spare in your travels, then I definitely recommend this service as a very low-cost alternative to flying!

We took this bus on June 23rd at 8am from the Andes bus station in Prague to Cesky Krumlov. The…read moredriver was super rude from the start. No coffee drinks or bathroom service was offered. When my wife tried to go he said it was locked because an elementary class was on board and he was lazy to clean it. I asked again and he said 2 minutes. Them the elementary teacher pushed her 10 kids in line to use it for almost an our. I had to yell at her that my wife had to wait for 30 minutes to use it and she let her past the line of kids. When my wife opened the door there was two inches of pee on the floor with shit on the seat and we got an ominous text that the bathroom was function but unclean so use at your own risk lol. The guy sitting next to me told me this is the laziest driver and her won't serve or clean anything. when I traveled with this company there was a server that would take our coffee order and serve us and there were movies platings. No you get nothing not even a bathroom. Boy have times changed. Worst experience and company ever!!

Zed was a great guide-- deeply knowledgeable and very well educated on the history and culture of…read morethe country, while also entertaining and casual when the tour required it. Would recommend to anyone looking for a private tour of Prague.

From the owner: Hops and Hills is cheeky, fun and mind-boggling way to get to know the magical region called…read moreCzechia. It includes fascinating narrative of a professional guide, visiting places off the beaten path and meeting local people!

I took business class from Prague to Vienna and back and definitely had an excellent experience for…read moreboth rides. Service isn't super-friendly but that was fine. My room was clean to Vienna but a bit of a mess (empty bottles and wrappers) on the trip back to Prague. However, staff was there to clean up. The seats were comfortable and there is replete legroom. There are lounges in Prague and Vienna train stations but the former was so crowded that I skipped it. The Vienna one was quieter and had some nice touches. You can get juices, coffee, tea, water, and maybe some ice cream. The food inside the train are super cheap (sushi for just a few bucks???) but I didn't try any of it.

We took regiojet bus from prague to munich in September 2026. The driver arrived early, & he drove…read morecarefully. The seats upstairs were comfortable, the toilet was clean, definitely it was much more comfortable long distance ride compared to flixbus.

I am from the Czech Republic, I am not from a foreign country, so I have a language, I know, how it…read moregoes. Yet I failed the way from Hradec Králové to Brno. Bus of the different company came and leave and me plus two other travellers stayed on the platform, waiting for the Yellow bus. Later we were informed by operator, that it's our mistake, because we should ask the driver, if the red bus is also for SA travellers... They also claimed, that it was written on the electronic ticket. (No, i was not, I use this app regularly.) I am very dissapointed also with the company's reaction.

I used travel agency service on my way from Karlovy Vary to Prague and during the trip my laguage…read moregot stolen. Student agency didnt help me a bit. The worst service a ever received.

Hi friends, i am extreemly happy to state, that i was rather surprised with the exelent service i…read moredid get!!! I do recomend enybody to contact this busines! Axel Langenhaun -Canada.

Great place to rent bikes, especially for touring. George has very competitive pricing, he is very…read moreknowledgeable, extremely friendly and goes out of his way to be sure you are happy. You will love your experience renting from Bikerentals.cz

This is the second time my wife and I used Transphere. George is great to work with. Not only is…read morehis bikes reliable and sturdy, George also offers a great amount of knowledge and experience regarding East and Central Europe. With his help, George helped us discover hiking on The Via Transilvanica in Romania as well as biking in Czechia and Austria. While traveling, George offers continual support and problem solving. Transphere is a great alternative to restrictive and expensive tour companies.