Sample day programs

Allow us to present a sample of day block for your groups. This is just a starting point—once we understand your specific requirements, we will custom-design the program to perfectly align with your expectations. Let's create the ideal experience together!

DAY BLOCK | PRAGUE HISTORY

Educational Benefits:

Students will learn about the impact of the Second World War on Czech lands, especially Jewish communities. They will visit key memorials and museums, helping them understand the human side of history, the dangers of totalitarian regimes, and the importance of remembrance and critical thinking.

Morning:

Meeting the guide at Old Town Square and introduction to Prague’s historical timeline
Guided walk through Old Town and Jewish Quarter
Topics: founding of Prague, Charles IV and medieval university, Jewish heritage

Afternoon:

Walk across Charles Bridge with legends and stories
Explore the Lesser Town (Malá Strana) and its historical atmosphere
Visit to Prague Castle complex with focus on royal and political history

Evening:

Dinner at a local restaurant
Evening walk along the Vltava River to see Charles Bridge beautifully lit up.

Meals:

Breakfast: At the hotel
Lunch: In a local restaurant or refreshment stop during the walk
Dinner: At the hotel or in a restaurant (depending on the group’s program)

Sites and museums visited:

Old Town Square – Astronomical Clock, historical heart of Prague (free)
Jewish Quarter – Old Jewish Cemetery, Spanish Synagogue (entry fee applies)
Charles Bridge – open-air historical monument (free)
Prague Castle – St. Vitus Cathedral, Old Royal Palace, Golden Lane (entry fee applies)

DAY BLOCK | ART & CULTURE

Educational benefits:

Students will explore the richness of Prague’s cultural and artistic scene – from traditional fine arts to modern street and conceptual art. The day encourages observation, creative thinking, and reflection on the role of art in public space and society.

Morning:

Walk through the historical center focused on architecture and visual details.
Visit to selected outdoor sculptures by David Černý with a themed activity: “What is the artist really saying?” – students observe and interpret each installation, discuss symbolism, provocation, and humor Suggested route: Hanging Man, Crawling Babies, Head of Kafka, Pissing Men, Horse (in Lucerna Passage)
Each stop includes a creative question or prompt for short reflection

Afternoon:

Workshop at Kunsthalle Praha – guided creative session based on current exhibitions (focus on modern and contemporary art)
Time for viewing gallery independently or in small groups with prompts for observation

Evening:

Classical music concert (e.g. in Mirror Chapel or Rudolfinum) or performance at a traditional black light theatre – a unique Czech cultural experience.

Meals:

Breakfast: At the hotel
Lunch: Light lunch at or near Kunsthalle (café style or pre-booked menu)
Dinner: At the hotel or in a local restaurant before the evening performance

Sites and museums visited:

David Černý’s outdoor installations – various public locations (free)
Kunsthalle Praha – fee for entry and workshop
Concert or black light theatre – for a fee

DAY BLOCK | FUN & ACTIVE

Educational benefits:

Students will explore both the well-known and lesser-known parts of Prague in a fun and active way.
They will discover green parks and local neighborhoods during a guided bike ride, visit an interactive museum, and learn Prague’s legends on a ghost tour.
The day helps students develop teamwork, creativity, and confidence while moving through different parts of the city.

Morning:

Guided bike trip to the non-touristic areas of Prague. A relaxing ride through green spaces and quiet local streets.
Includes short stops for stories, photos, and group activities

Afternoon:

Return to the city center and enjoy lunch (picnic or casual restaurant)
Visit the Museum of Illusions in Vodičkova Street – students take fun group photos and experience visual tricks and 3D effects
Short free time nearby

Evening:

Ghost tour in Prague’s Old Town. Guided walk with spooky stories, legends, and mysterious places
A fun and exciting way to learn about Prague’s history from a different angle

Meals:

Breakfast: At the hotel
Lunch: Picnic lunch or local restaurant after the bike tour
Dinner: At the hotel or early dinner in the city before the ghost tour

Sites and museums visited:

Bike tour – bike rental and bike guide
Museum of Illusions – for a fee
Ghost tour – for a fee

DAY BLOCK | PRAGUE AND WWII HISTORY

Educational benefits:

Students will learn about the impact of the Second World War on Czech lands, especially Jewish communities. They will visit key memorials and museums, helping them understand the human side of history, the dangers of totalitarian regimes, and the importance of remembrance and critical thinking.

Morning:

Transfer from Prague to Terezín Memorial and a guided tour of the Small Fortress – former Gestapo prison. Visit to the Ghetto Museum – life of Jewish prisoners, propaganda, children’s drawings
Short time for reflection or group discussion

Afternoon:

Return to the city center and enjoy lunch (picnic or casual restaurant)
Visit the Museum of Illusions in Vodičkova Street – students take fun group photos and experience visual tricks and 3D effects
Short free time nearby

Evening:

Reflection session with guiding questions

Meals:

Breakfast: At the hotel
Lunch: packaged lunch
Dinner: At the hotel or a nearby restaurant

Sites and museums visited:

Terezin Memorial - for a fee
Crypt of St. Cyril and Methodius / Operation Anthropoid Memorial - for a fee (closed on Mondays)

PRAGUE | DAY BY DAY

DAY BLOCK | PRAGUE HISTORY

DAY BLOCK | ART & CULTURE

DAY BLOCK | FUN & ACTIVE

DAY BLOCK | PRAGUE AND WWII HISTORY

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