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We recommend that you arrive at the Istanbul Airport International Terminal at 03:45 at the latest. After ticket and customs procedures, departure to Prague at 07:55 with Turkish Airlines scheduled flight number TK1767. Arrival at 08:45. Following our landing, meeting with our guide and a Prague city tour with our private vehicle waiting for us. Places to see: Karlova Street, Prime Ministry Building, Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Astronomical Clock and Paris Street... If our guests wish, our guide will organize extra; Opportunity to participate in a dinner boat cruise on the Vltava river (55 Euros). If you want to spend your night in Prague in a very different and impressive atmosphere, our trip is for you. During the trip on the Vltava River, which divides Prague in two, we will watch the National Theatre, Charles Bridge and Prague Castle View. An open buffet meal and a drink will be served. Overnight at our hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel, our guests can join the Prague Masterpieces & Karlovy Vary tour (70 Euros), which our guide will organize as an extra. Karlovy Vary is the world-famous thermal region, discovered by Charles IV in 1358. During your free time, you can walk around the city and shop. Return to Prague at the end of the tour. Our guests, if they wish, can participate in the Folkloric Czech Night tour (60 Euros) with dinner, which our guide will organize as an extra. You will have a fun night at the local restaurant with Czech Music, Czech local dance shows, musical entertainment and delicious tastes of Czech Cuisine. Overnight at our hotel.

Dresden Tour: A pleasant and scenic journey along the Elbe river from Prague. Dresden is a small and charming medieval city in former East Germany. Typical social housing from the iron curtain regime attracts attention. "A city that deserves the title of Florence of the Elbe. The Cathedral, Zwinger Palace, Frauenkirche (Women's Church) and magnificent museums, Altmarkt Square and Bruhl Terrace in the old city are among the panoramic places to visit. Terezin Nazi Camp: Terezin is the largest nazi camp in the Czech Republic. It was built as a small castle in 1780. With the German invasion of Czechoslovakia in World War II, this castle was turned into a concentration camp. Jews, gypsies and everyone who opposed the Nazi system were kept here under the name of labor camps. Overnight at our hotel.