Location: Central Bohemian Region
Top Things to do in Central Bohemian Region
Top Restaurants in Central Bohemian Region
6 Wine Tours & Tastings in Central Bohemian Region That You Shouldn't Miss
The Central Bohemian Region (Czech: Středočeský kraj) is an administrative unit (Czech: kraj) of the Czech Republic, located in the central part of its historical region of Bohemia. Its administrative center is placed in the Czech capital Prague (Czech: Praha), which lies in the center of the region. The city is not, however, a part of it and creates a region of its own.
Restaurants in Central Bohemian Region
1. Private wine, food & heritage tour from Prague to Bohemia
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
• 1 day trip to Bohemia wine region • Be charmed by the beauty of Renaissance chateau close to Prague • Visit 4 top wineries and enjoy 3 winetasting with its winemakers • Learn about wine making from your experienced guide • Enjoy a traditional Czech cuisine lunch • Exclusive and personal tours – for your group only • All fees included
Inclusions: Bottled water, Snacks, Wine tasting, 2-course lunch, Local guide, Private transportation, All entrance fees
Exclusions: Extra beverages and tips
Reviewed By valeriep420
Nice organization, great wine tour in Prague, Isabelle, our guide, was so enthousiastic and professional, Czeck culture, wine culture, and nice relationship : all this make a great tour I strongly recommend !!
2. Bohemian Wine Degustation Private Half-Day Trip!
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Experience Bohemian wine history on this unique private day trip only one hour away from Prague. The town's history is closely connected with wine production, a tradition that has lasted here more than a thousand years. You will visit the place where 23 Czech queens and princesses have lived. A tour of the chateau presents the rich collections of paintings and furniture of the Lobkowicz family, which owns the chateau today. You will visit wine cellar from the 14th century where kings and nobles had parties. After the Chateau tour & wine tasting, you will have free time and we suggest to try some local cuisine and some extra wines or beer at the local restaurant.
Inclusions: 5 Local Wines, Private transportation, WiFi on board, All Fees and Taxes, Free pick up from the hotel
Exclusions: Lunch
Reviewed By davster1410
We came to Prague for 4 days and wanted to visit Karlovy Vary, so because of very good reviews here, we decided to book a Day trip to Karlovy Vary with this company. The driver greeted us with a smile on his face and he was very kind and gave us great sightseeing tips, and made our tour great, we had the best day here. The vehicle was modern, clean and comfortable with plenty of space. I can definitely recommend this company!
3. 1 day Unesco private wine experience in Kutna Hora
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Known as the town of two cathedrals, Kutna Hora was pronounced a royal town by King Charles IV, who first brought the most popular grape species – Pinot Noir – in the 14th century. Enjoy an exclusive look at one of the Czech Republic’s top organic wineries, the only one in the country to hold a respected DEMETER biodynamic certification. Taste its wine with the wine grower in his historical cellar and right in front of the famous cathedral.
Inclusions: Bottled water, Snacks, Wine tasting, 2-course lunch, Local guide, Hotel/port pickup, Hotel/port drop-off, Private tour
Exclusions: Extra tips
Reviewed By valeriep420
Nice organization, great wine tour in Prague, Isabelle, our guide, was so enthousiastic and professional, Czeck culture, wine culture, and nice relationship : all this make a great tour I strongly recommend !!
4. Wine Tasting Day Trip from Prague to Melnik
Overall Ratings
4.4 based on 7 reviews
Mělník is a city where wine played a great role in people’s lives as early as the Middle Ages. A royal dowry town and a resting place of Czech queens which found precious tranquility when disagreements with their spouses occurred . Let us, therefore, introduce you to Mělník and his beautiful chateau, its medieval wine cellars and breathtaking ossuary in the nearby church of St. Peter and St. Paul…
Inclusions: Professional licensed tour guide, Wine tasting, including 6 local wines
Exclusions: Lunch (own spent)
Reviewed By AlbionS99
Me and my girlfriend decided to do this walking tour as we love walking and love learning about history. Our tour guide was Martin, who was passionate and fun! He went into so much detail about the history of Prague, and went the extra mile by shopping us Greta places to visit in Prague, including cheap places to eat and drink. Furthermore, he stayed an extra hour with us to make sure we really got to see the best of Prague. My only prerequisite for anyone wanting to do this tour would that you have to enjoy walking and learning about history as the history explained during the tour is very detailed!
5. Melnik Chateau with Wine Tasting - a Day Trip from Prague
This tour makes it easy to discover Melnik’s top sights, all in one day Visit the Mělník castle and sample wines Round-trip transit from your Prague hotel via comfortable vehicle Learn all about the city and its major attractions from your guide
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Private transportation, Local Guide
Exclusions: Lunch, Admission Fee
Reviewed By Aleksandr S
If I could give negative rating I would. The tour suppose to be in English, but somehow another party was added with French. No information, no history, hard to understand (maybe French part was better). After 3 hours of struggle we quit, not worth the money paid.
6. Full-Day Private Tour to Terezin Nazi Camp and Melnik Castle with Lunch
A Fortress from the 18th century was turned into a Jewish ghetto and Nazi political prison in World War II - experience it and learn more about a sad true part of the European history that influenced all the world. After traditional Czech lunch visit also scenic Melnik city on way back to Prague. It has breathtaking views and “modern” history starting in 10th century. Visit local bone church, Melnik chateau on individual tour and try some of their locally produced wines in wine bar afterwards (April-October). All this on a comfortable private day trip with professional licensed guide.
Inclusions: Professional private licensed local guide-driver, Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle, All Fees and Taxes, Bottled water, Lunch
Exclusions: Admission fees to objects (10-16 EUR per person), Wine tasting (1-2 EUR per sample, 4 samples are minimum)
Reviewed By potom123
Michal did a private virtual tour for my group yesterday, which was excellent. He was engaging, very knowledgeable and the photos were fantastic. He tailored it to the interests of my group, and I got A LOT of positive feedback after. I would highly recommend a tour with Michal, and hope to get to Prague one day to do his tour in person.
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