• Terezin Mala pevnost - A private guide and driver will collect you from your location in Prague, and after a comfortable and safe one-hour drive, you will arrive at the Terezin concentration camp, conveniently located near Prague. Here, you will delve into World War II history, exploring the distinctions between concentration and death camps, the psychology behind Nazi propaganda, the Gestapo political prison, personal narratives, and the life and culture within the Jewish ghetto.

  The city is split into two sections: the former Gestapo political prison (where you will join a group temporarily) and the Jewish ghetto, which was falsely presented as “a city given to Jews by Adolf Hitler during the war” (a propaganda film will be shown in the political prison).

• Terezin Memorial - On a private tour, you will visit a Jewish Museum (providing a historical overview), a former Jewish dormitory (featuring an exhibition on ghetto culture), and ceremonial halls. Admission is 10 EUR per person.

  After these historical tours, enjoy a traditional Czech lunch.

• Melnik - On the return journey to Prague, you will stop in the picturesque town of Melnik for a private tour, offering views of rivers, a bone church (dating back to the 16th century, with a 2 EUR admission fee per person, open only on weekends), Melnik chateau (optional self-guided tour, available Tuesday-Sunday from April to October), and wine tasting from local vineyards (established in the 10th century) at the chateau wine bar (optional, not included; open April-October). A local sommelier is available Tuesday-Friday, depending on other programs (advanced reservation is required for a professional wine tasting).

  Throughout the tour, a friendly and professional local guide will accompany you, ready to tailor the program to your preferences. You will feel as though you are on an excursion with a long-time local friend, eager to share the best insider tips and recommendations.

• Zamek Melnik - Visit one of the highlights of the charming city of Melnik - a castle from the 10th century, transformed into a chateau and still owned by an old Czech noble family (public guided tour, admission 5 EUR per person, available Tuesday-Sunday from April to October). It is surrounded by stunning vineyards and offers views of the confluence of the two longest rivers in the Czech Republic - the Moldava and Elbe.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Professional private licensed local guide-driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Admission fees
• Admission fees

Experience a true segment of tragic European history, when an 18th-century fortress was turned into a Jewish ghetto and a Nazi political prison during the Second World War. Subsequent to a traditional Czech lunch, take a scenic tour of the city of Melnik on your way back to Prague. Marvel at the truly awe-inspiring views and delve into its “modern” history dating back to the 10th century. Stop by the local bone church, take a self-guided tour of the Melnik chateau, and taste some locally made wines at the wine bar (available from April to October). All this and more in a single-day private excursion led by a professional licensed guide.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.