Walking tours in Central Europe

This is a journey between the two historic capitals of two historic lands. Start from Brno, capital of Moravia, and walk through the peaceful and pristine Czech-Moravian Highlands to Prague, in the heart of Bohemia. Brno, famous for the Villa Tugendhat, a UNESCO heritage site, is very near to first majestic castle on the route, Pernstejn. Continue to Policka, a small city with the best-preserved town walls in Central Europe. Next you will visit a unique pilgrimage church also protected by UNESCO near Zdar nad Sazavou, then the area of Hlinsko, known for its picturesque folk architecture and living traditions. Through tranquile little places with ancient trees and great vistas you arrive at the  fairy-tale chateau of Zelby and the old UNESCO-protected silver mining city of Kutna Hora. Folloing the Sazava River you come to the chateau and castle at Cesky Sternberk, and finish your walking tour at the chateau of Archduke Ferdinand d’Este, whose assassination Sarajevo in 1914 sparked WWI. Hundred-spired Prague with all its charms is waiting for you at the very end of the tour.There are two alternatives prepared for almost each day. Both are interesting, but one is a bit more demanding than the other one. You can choose along the way and “play it by ear”.