The longest excursion we run — a full 12-hour day to the Czech capital’s old town, Charles Bridge, and castle district, with the drive handled entirely by your chauffeur.
Your chauffeur collects you at your Vienna hotel or address at the agreed time — no meeting points, no group coordination.
The drive is roughly 330 km each way — about 3.5 hours in normal traffic. Austria and the Czech Republic are both in the Schengen area, so there is no passport control at the border.
The itinerary is yours to shape — your chauffeur waits at each stop, so you explore without watching a bus schedule or negotiating taxis.
When you’re ready, the same car and chauffeur bring you back to your Vienna address — the return is part of the fixed price, not an extra.
Prague’s medieval core — the Old Town Square, the astronomical clock, and the statue-lined Charles Bridge over the Vltava — is compact enough to cover well in an afternoon.
The castle complex above the river, with St. Vitus Cathedral at its heart, ranks among the largest ancient castle complexes in the world.
Twelve hours sounds demanding — but with a private car it means resting both ways while your chauffeur drives, rather than managing trains at each end.
The medieval clock on Old Town Square draws a crowd on the hour for its figures show, and the square around it is the natural center of a Prague visit.
Josefov, a short walk from Old Town Square, is one of Europe’s best-preserved historic Jewish quarters and a quieter contrast to the main tourist route.
About 12 hours door to door. The drive is roughly 330 km each way, around 3.5 hours in normal traffic, leaving several hours in Prague before the return journey.
Yes. The quoted price (from €598 for the Business Sedan) covers the full round trip and waiting time in Prague — per vehicle, not per person, with no meter running.
Yes, but no passport control. Austria and the Czech Republic are both in the Schengen area, so the border crossing is a formality — no stop, no checks.