DAY 1
Nelahozeves castle
click on: Nelahozeves castle
by the vehicle, or by the private boat in 3,5 hours

Terezin concentration camp
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Litomerice town
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overnight in Litomerice
8 hour round trip

DAY 2
Litomerice
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the boat trip to Usti nad Labem
pick up by the vehicle (the luggage in the vehicle) in the port nearby Usti
Strekov castle
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arrival to Dresden click on: Dresden

8 hour round trip
or 3 more extra hours to Berlin click on: Berlin

DAY 1
Nelahozeves castle
This castle has returned to the private ownership of the Lobkowicz family. There is the permanent exhibition entitled Private Spaces: A Noble Family at Home. The village is the birthplace of renowned composer Antonin Dvorak. It is open every day except Mondays.
You can get there either by the vehicle, or by the private boat from Prague in 3,5 hours.

Terezin concentration camp
The former military town Terezin changed during WWII into the concentration camp nowadays with its museums, secret prayer room, the Jewish cemetery, columbarium and crematorium and the Small Fortress former military prison and during the WWII used as the political prison, remind us of the sad part of European history. It is open every day. The crematorium is closed on Saturdays.

Litomerice historical town
The medieval town Litomerice with its churches and historic cellars surrounded by the beautiful mountains called the Czech Central Mountains.
overnight in Litomerice

DAY 2
The boat trip from Litomerice to Usti nad Labem.
The visit and possible lunch at the castle Strekov with the great view from the restaurant terrace over the river Elbe/Labe.
The Romantic ruins of the 14th century Gothic castle with a great view over the river Labe (Elbe). Nowadays owned again by the Lobkowicz family. The romantic settings of the castle and its positions have inspired many artists whose ranks include R. Wagner, E.G.Doerell, L. Richter.
by the vehicle to Dresden
After bad wartime destruction, Dresden has regained much of its original architecture as a remarkable and attractive city. Explore the historic center, don´t forget to visit the art museum in the Zwinger Palace.

8 hour round trip

or after seeing Dresden it is possible to go on to Berlin
12 hour round trip