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advise excursions in prague in november
those that you remember the most, preferably with a Russian-speaking guide. We are traveling together for 7 days. In November. I rummaged through the forums, while I was interested in a sightseeing tour, to Karlovy Vary for 1 day and to Bavaria for 2 days (who was in November, share your impressions).
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I understand that if you choose more excursions, then we won’t have time to go to everything (considering that we were still going to the zoo, the National Prague Museum and go through some beer houses)), but I just want to choose the most interesting ones. and if you still have to choose from the very best, then which ones are cheaper.
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answered 11 years ago
my husband and I were in Prague in January and went on individual excursions to Cesky Krumlov and Gluboka - 1 day, Dresden - 1 day, 1 day - Karlovy Vary + Loket and took a sightseeing tour of Prague on foot. I especially liked Krumlov and Loket. Excursions were ordered from Sergei, with whom I wrote off from home - just a super guide and adviser (including beer and gastronomic pleasures). I can send his email if needed.
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answered 11 years ago
Krumlov was also advised), we will definitely go. How much do private tours cost? more expensive? and is it much better than group ones? Yes, please post the address if you can.
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answered 11 years ago
I advise you to go to Karlstejn on your own, it’s easy, cheap and interesting to get there, and there should be Russian-speaking excursions, but before the trip, check what they work for, but in principle it’s very beautiful and cozy there, you can just walk around the town - one street.
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answered 11 years ago
We were impressed by Cesky Krumlov, the overview of Prague was intense, on a boat along the Vltava (there we warmed up, and rested, and ate deliciously, and looked)! Once you can see the castle Gluboka over the Vltava (but there was an audio guide, so you won’t satisfy your curiosity - the accompanying staff did not understand Russian, so the girl only smiled sweetly ...)
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answered 11 years ago