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Discover the charm of Karlovy Vary and Loket from Prague on this 8-hour guided tour, including hot springs, UNESCO sites, and a 13th-century castle for $150.


The tour’s heart is the UNESCO World Heritage site of Karlovy Vary, renowned for its spectacular architecture. You will visit famous landmarks like the Mill Colonnade and the Vridlo Colonnade, each telling stories of the town’s luxurious past. These structures are celebrated not just for their beauty but also for their historical significance, securing the town’s place on the UNESCO list.
The guides explain how Karlovy Vary’s architecture reflects its long-standing reputation as a wellness destination. You’ll appreciate the intricate details of these colonnades, which have entertained visitors and hosted the town’s thermal waters for generations. The town’s exquisite buildings create a charming atmosphere perfect for strolling and photography.
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A major highlight is the opportunity to visit the hot springs that have attracted wellness devotees for centuries. Here, you don’t just drink the thermal waters—you savor them, experiencing firsthand why Karlovy Vary has been famous for its healing properties.
You’ll have time to enjoy the springs at your own pace, marveling at how these natural phenomena continue to draw visitors seeking health benefits. The hot springs are more than just sights—they are a key part of the town’s identity, blending natural wonder with centuries of tradition.

Beyond the colonnades, the tour offers a close look at Karlovy Vary’s architectural grandeur. The Grandhotel Pupp, dating back to 1701, is a must-see, with its history of hosting famous guests like Peter the Great, Beethoven, Mozart, Kafka, Freud, and Hollywood stars. Inside, you can learn about its storied past and the luxurious ambiance that made it a favorite among elite visitors.
The tour also emphasizes the town’s cinematic appeal, being the setting for the James Bond film “Casino Royale” and hosting a renowned film festival. These cultural touches make Karlovy Vary not just a spa destination but a hub of artistic and cinematic history.
The journey continues with a visit to Loket, a town famous for its medieval castle. The 13th-century Loket Castle is a striking Gothic structure that dominates the town’s skyline. Your guide leads you through the charming streets of Loket, where every cobblestone echoes stories of the past.
The two-hour stop allows ample time to admire the castle’s architecture, explore its fortress walls, and learn about the history of the region. Loket’s streets are lined with quaint shops and cafes, making it a delightful place to soak in authentic Bohemian scenery.
More Great Tours NearbyThis tour departs from Hradcanska metro station in Prague’s city center. The transportation by car is organized and comfortable, making the journey between Prague, Karlovy Vary, and Loket smooth and convenient.
The small group size ensures a more personalized experience, and a live English-speaking guide shares insights and stories throughout the day. The activity includes all fees and taxes, water, and a snack—lunch is not included but will be served at a local Czech canteen with options for vegetarians and vegans.
Since the tour lasts 8 hours, comfortable shoes are recommended for walking on cobblestone streets and exploring sites. The tour is wheelchair accessible, accommodating different needs.

One of the tour’s standout features is the cultural significance of Karlovy Vary. Known for its film festival, the town has a history intertwined with the cinematic world. The guide highlights the town’s role in hosting movie stars and its connection to “Casino Royale”, adding a layer of glamour and history to the experience.
The Grandhotel Pupp and the famous guests who have stayed there underscore the area’s status as a hub for diplomats, artists, and celebrities alike, making it a fascinating destination for those interested in both wellness and culture.

The tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility in uncertain travel plans. You can reserve your spot now and pay later, making it easier to plan your day trip with confidence.
The meeting point is easy to reach, and instructions will be sent beforehand. The tour ends back at the starting point, making logistics straightforward for travelers.
This 8-hour guided trip provides a comprehensive look at Karlovy Vary’s architectural beauty, hot springs, and cultural highlights, combined with a visit to Loket’s medieval castle. The small group size and expert guides ensure an engaging and personalized experience.
The affordable price includes transportation, entry fees, water, and a snack. Considering the depth of history, the scenic locations, and the cultural insights, this tour offers good value for travelers eager to explore both the spa town and regional history in one day.

For those interested in historic architecture, wellness traditions, and Czech culture, this tour delivers a rich experience. It is especially suited for history buffs, film enthusiasts, and wellness seekers who want a balanced day of sightseeing without the hassle of organizing logistics themselves.
The guide’s knowledge and friendly approach are frequently praised, making the day both enjoyable and informative. While the lunch isn’t included, the options at the local canteen provide delicious and affordable meals, including vegetarian and vegan choices.
This tour stands out as a well-rounded, educational day trip from Prague that offers a genuine taste of Karlovy Vary’s sophistication, history, and natural beauty.
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How long is the tour?
The tour lasts 8 hours and includes visits to both Karlovy Vary and Loket.
What is the price?
The cost is $150 per person, which covers transportation, all entry fees, a water bottle, and a snack.
Where does the tour start?
It starts at Hradcanska metro station in Prague’s city center. Instructions on how to find the meeting point are sent later.
Is the tour suitable for people with mobility issues?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
Are meals included?
No, lunch is not included, but guests are taken to a local Czech canteen with vegetarian and vegan options.
Can I cancel the booking?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
What highlights are most recommended?
Highlights include hot springs, the UNESCO architecture, Grandhotel Pupp, and Loket’s medieval castle.
Is there a guide?
Yes, the tour features a live English-speaking guide who offers insights into the sites and history.
How many people are in the group?
The group is limited to 7 participants for a more personal experience.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes are recommended for walking on cobblestone streets and exploring outdoor sites.