TRIPS

Countless possibilities are available to ensure you enjoy your free time, not only in town, but throughout the Karlovy Vary region. Trips to towns and cities within the Czech Republic or abroad can be purchased directly from the Bristol Group reception desks. Staff will happily offer advice, helping you choose the right trip, excursion or tour according to your hobbies and interests.

Quick Selection of excursions

Prague | Karlovy Vary | Mariánské Lázně at night | Františkovy Lázně and the medieval town of Cheb | Chyše Chateau |  Pilsen - Plzeňský Prazdroj Brewery | Karlštejn Castle | Konopiště Chateau | Český Krumlov | Křivoklát Castle and Koněprusy Caves | Hluboká nad Vltavou Castle | Orlík Castle | Kutná Hora | Dresden | Vienna (two days) | Munich | Regensburg | Nurnberg

Reception desks schedule:

Hotel Bristol: Mon-Fri 8:30 am - 4:30 pm, phone: (+ 420) 353 34 8805

Hotel Kolonáda: Mon-Fri 10:00 am - 4:30 pm, phone: (+ 420) 353 34 7857

Hotel Pavlov: Mon-Fri 8:30 am - 10:00 am

Mobile phone: (+ 420) 731 429 048

Prague

Tour 1 - Classical Prague - you will see the most interesting sights of the "Royal Route" during this trip: Prague Castle, St. Vitus Cathedral, Charles Bridge, Old Town and Lesser Town Squares, the Astronomical Clock and others. You can enjoy the free time after the sightseeing to have lunch or simply relax in one of the restaurants in Old Town, or to buy a nice souvenir.

Tour 2 - Prague at night, boat cruise through the centre, Jewish Town, dinner in an Old Town restaurant, ballet performance at the Krizik Fountain.

Apart from the above options you can choose a so-called individual excursion to Prague with a programme custom-made according to your wishes and requirements, e.g. Prague for kids with a trip to ZOO, ship cruise or boating, visit to the Toy, Puppet or Wax Museums, Aqua Park, other museums, synagogues, cemeteries etc.

Karlovy Vary

Both the beauty and the magic of the town and the beneficial effects of the healing springs have won the hearts of people from all around the world. The globally recognised spa resort is typically known for the unique atmosphere of its marvellous architectural complexes, picturesque landscape and the manufacture of porcelain and crystal objects by Czech masters of the arts. Tours of Carlsbad baths are offered in the following variants:

1. walking tour of the Karlovy Vary spa town, with the possibility to visit Jan Becher's Museum

2. trip to the Moser glass works and exposition of unique products from glass and crystal, sightseeing tour by minibus.

Mariánské Lázně at night

Sightseeing of a spa town specialised in the treatment of female infertility, which is not only famous for its success in this field but also for its natural parks of unique beauty. The town of Cheb will enchant visitors with its narrow medieval lanes and the Gothic architecture of the Church of St. Nicholas.

 
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Františkovy Lázně and the medieval town of Cheb

Prohlídka lázeňského města, které se specializuje na léčbu ženské neplodnosti a proslavilo se mnoha léčebnými úspěchy, a zdejších přírodních parků unikátní krásy. Město Cheb okouzlí návštěvníky svými úzkými středověkými uličkami i gotickou architekturou kostela sv. Mikuláše.

Chyše Chateau

The recently opened chateau with its originally Gothic structure has a rich history that dates back to the 12th century. One of the most famous Czech writers, Karel Čapek, found refuge here during WWI. You can taste the local Prokop beer in the castle restaurant, and look into the secrets behind manufacturing this delicious hop beverage in the private brewery. The chateau is owned by the descendants of previous noble masters from the House of Lazansky.

 
Pilsen - Plzeňský Prazdroj Brewery

A trip to one of the largest cities in western Bohemia includes a tour of the historic centre and the Church of St. Bartholomew - a hallmark that can't be overlooked - and a visit to the biggest brewery in Bohemia, whose products are famous throughout the world.

Karlštejn Castle

The biggest and the most popular Gothic castle in Bohemia, built by Charles IV in 1348, is the home of the coronation jewels, as well as government bonds and the religious artifacts of Charles IV. A cross decorated by seven precious stones and the preserved paintings of saints and other works by Theodoric of Prague are kept in the Saint Christ Chapel. This fortress is a symbol of Czech statehood.

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Konopiště Chateau

One of the most popular chateaus built in the Romanesque style, originally a Gothic structure from the late 13th century, whose last owner and heir to the imperial throne, Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, was assassinated in Sarajevo on the eve of WWI. Ferdinand was a passionate hunter, collector and heir to the prodigious fortune of the Italian Habsburg line, some of which can be seen on the exhibited paintings.

Český Krumlov

People say of this beautiful South-Bohemian town: "Those who have not seen Český Krumlov have not seen Bohemia either". The local castle and chateau belong to the most precious monuments of medieval architecture and are protected by UNESCO. The town received its global fame thanks to its architecture, in particular the set of medieval buildings surrounding the Renaissance chateau. An important, famous and frequented monument within the chateau complex is the revolving theatre.

Křivoklát Castle and Koněprusy Caves

Křivoklát Castle is a medieval fortress from the 13th century where the Emperor Charles IV spent a major part of his childhood. Wenceslaus, King of the Romans, used the castle as he was eager to hunt in the surrounding forests. Vast reconstructions took place in the castle under the rule of Vladislas II of Hungary, who added a chapel with unique stone decorations and a Marian altar. The second part of the trip includes a tour of Koneprusy Caves, which belong among the largest European sights of this kind.

Hluboká nad Vltavou Castle

One of the most beautiful and richest castles in Bohemia, the originally Gothic structure was re-built in the 19th century in the English Gothic style. Its appearance is reminiscent of Windsor Castle in London. A large collection of furniture, paintings, arms, china and other valuable pieces of art are exhibited in more than 140 chambers.

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Orlík Castle

This beautiful chateau "on the water's surface", built in the romantic Neo-Gothic style, not only attracts visitors with its charming looks, but also with its rich collections. The castle was returned to the House of Schwarzenberg. A boat cruise on the local lake is included in the sightseeing.

Kutná Hora

The royal town of Kutná Hora was called the treasure of Czech Crown for its unusual beauty. The marvellous and unique Church of Saint Barbara, built in the late Gothic style, is undoubtedly one of the architectural jewels of Europe. The Church of the Assumption and the entire historic core of the town were added to UNESCO heritage list in 1995.

Dresden

Historic and cultural centre of German Saxony. The trip includes sightseeing tour of the city, whose centre is dominated by the Baroque Church of Our Lady, the Zwinger gallery which houses the most famous Sistine Madonna by the Italian painter Santi and more works by Rembrandt, and visits to other museums (arms, porcelain etc.), with a local guide.

Vienna (two days)

One of the most beautiful European cities fascinates its visitors with palaces and stately buildings, countless pieces of art, music, dance and entertainment opportunities. A number of prominent musicians lived and composed in Vienna, such as Strauss, Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, Mahler and many more. You can even take a guided tour of the State Opera house on Ringstrasse.

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Munich

This amazing city takes pride in its unique historic and architectural monuments and culinary delights. It is definitely worth paying it a visit during the local Beerfest, and tasting the traditional white sausages.

 
 
Regensburg

The Bavarian city of Regensburg, founded in 178 as a Roman fortress, is inscribed in the cultural heritage list of UNESCO. We can find unique architectural treasures here, such as the oldest stone bridge in Europe.

Nurnberg

The second largest city in Bavaria, whose history dates back to the 11th century, amazes everybody with its Gothic architecture, churches and fountains, famous traditional Christmas markets with street musicians, and tasting genuine Bavarian sausages, beer and Nurnberg ginger bread.

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