Prague to Bratislava One-Way Sightseeing Bus Tour

Visit UNESCO listed Kutna Hora Bone Church, Brno and Mikulov wine region on your way from Prague to Bratislava. This small-group bus tour gives you the chance to see more than you could imagine in one day!

Duration 10 hours

Private tour available in English

Private tour pricing from 450 EUR per person

Group tour available in English

Group tour pricing from 85 EUR per person

I took the tour from Prague to Bratislava and it was fantastic! We had a really fun day and learnt so much from the guide. My favourite was the wine region and the Lednice and Vatice palaces were so beautiful.

Highlights

Spend a fun day sightseeing in the Czech Republic on your way to Slovakia

Walk the streets of UNESCO World Heritage listed Old Town of Kutna Hora

Visit the creepy Kutna Hora Bone Church

Learn about the history and legends of Brno

Discover the majestic palace of Lednice

Take in the breathtaking views of Mikulov wine region

Hear personal stories from your local tour leader

Description

Join our fun and easy-going tour from Prague to Bratislava. This 10-hour road trip – led by a knowledgeable local guide – is your chance to learn about the history, culture, and most importantly the people of the Czech Republic. We will start the day by exploring the pretty Old Town of Kutna Hora and learning the story behind the chilling Bone Church, decorated with 40,000 human skeletons. We'll arrive in Brno, the second largest city in the Czech Republic, just in time for lunch. After enjoying a tasty meal (not included), you'll have the chance to discover the fascinating stories of the city and if you’re lucky, meet the Dragon of Brno. In the afternoon you'll hear about the centuries-old wine growing traditions of the Mikulov area and have the pleasure of tasting this famous local wine (optional, extra cost, but totally recommended experience). On our way to Bratislava we'll stop to admire the former summer residence of the royalty of Liechtenstein in Lednice. Tour limited to a maximum of 8 people.