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Prague: Vyšehrad Audio Guide + Optional Basilica of St. Peter and Paul Entry

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Tatiana, Poland

21 Aug 2024

Excellent

Byly pewne kłopoty z określeniem miejsca zbiórki, ale zdarza się. Przewodnik uroczy i z dużą wiedzą.

Vyšehrad Castle: Casemates and Gorlice

Wojciech, Poland

03 Jul 2023

Excellent

Dojazd metrem z przewodnikiem i później spacer ,katedra piękna i warta zobaczenia ,cmentarz i park i katakumby to coś dla czego warto przyjechać.

Vyšehrad Castle: Casemates and Gorlice

About: Vyšehrad Castle Day Trips from Prague

Journey from the heart of Prague to the sprawling grounds of Vyšehrad Castle, for a day trip filled with wonder and historical resonance. Grand battlements and ancient lore come alive against a backdrop of panoramic city views, making this trip an absolute must for anyone with a love for storytelling, architecture, and authentic Czech charm. You'll find unexpected delights at every turn, turning this trip from just a pleasant outing into a truly captivating experience!

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