Private Karlstejn Castle Gothic History and Architecture Tour

5 hours and 30 minutes

Easy

Discover Karlstejn Castle, the 14th-century Gothic masterpiece built by Emperor Charles IV to house the Holy Roman Empire’s Crown Jewels.
Discover the grandeur of Karlštejn Castle, a stunning Gothic masterpiece built in the 14th century by Emperor Charles IV. Originally serving as a royal treasury for the Crown Jewels of the Holy Roman Empire, this castle offers breathtaking views of the Berounka River valley and surrounding forests.
Along with exploring the castle's rich history, wander through the picturesque village of Karlštejn. This tour is ideal for history enthusiasts and those seeking a captivating day trip from Prague, located just 30 km away, with easy access in approximately 40 minutes.

- Visit the impressive Karlštejn Castle, a highlight of Czech Gothic architecture
- Learn about the castle's intriguing history and legends during your visit
- Enjoy panoramic views from the hilltop location overlooking the Berounka River valley
- Perfect for half-day or full-day excursions from Prague, easily accessible by transport
What's included?
    • Guide Included
    • Guide Language -  English, Russian and Ukrainian
    • Lunch ( Additional Charges)
    Exclusions
      Please note
        • Not wheelchair accessible
        • Not stroller accessible
        • Not suitable for pets
        • No public transportation nearby
        • Infants must not sit on laps
        • Infant seats unavailable
        • Total tour duration includes travel time
        • You have be able to walk along a path up to a not very high hill
        • If you have medical conditions, please let us know
        • You will buy entrance tickets at the Castle for the tour : Imperial Residence of Charles IV.
        • Meeting at the lobby of the hotel keeping the paper with the name of the leader.
        What to bring
          • Comfortable footwear for the walk from the village to the castle gates.
          • A camera or smartphone to capture the panoramic views of the valley.
          • Weather-appropriate clothing, as the hilltop location can be breezy even on sunny days.
          • Personal identification, which may be required for certain entry types.
          • An appetite for history and a passion for architectural discovery.