Transfer from Prague - Vaclav Havel Airport
to Steyr

  Change direction
  Change direction

Trip details

Departure from Prague - Vaclav Havel Airport
Selected sights
Estimated arrival to Steyr
12:38h

Trip duration: 218min

Passengers & Extra luggage
1 x
0 x
Book this transfer

Trip details

Departure from Prague - Vaclav Havel Airport
Passengers & Extra luggage
1 x
0 x

Places you can visit along the way

Quality photo of Konopiste Castle - Czech Republic

Konopiste Castle
Czech Republic

75 min

The castle was founded in the 13th century but its most prominent owner, and the one who made it the splendid structure it is today,... is the Archduke Franz Ferdinand d'Este. He is responsible for remodeling the massive Gothic and Renaissance building and installing electricity, central heating, flush toilets and showers making it his ideal country residence. The castle can be discovered via four different guided tours, available in English as well, which reveal Franz Ferdinand's private apartments, his collections of antique furniture; Italian paintings; Gothic sculptures; hunting trophies and armory. Take a walk in the Rose Garden with beautiful Italian Renaissance statutes and enjoy the calming atmosphere where you might encounter free-roaming pheasants, peacocks and quails freely inhabiting the area.

Quality photo of Ceske Budejovice - Czech Republic

Ceske Budejovice
Czech Republic

75 min

...

Quality photo of Hluboka - Czech Republic

Hluboka
Czech Republic

75 min

The first sight of Hluboka remains long in every visitor’s memory. It is indeed awe-inspiring. The grandness of this Baroque masterpiece can be revealed not... only in its appearance, but also in its 140 lavishly decorated rooms and 11 towers. Being this huge, there are several different tours that visitors can choose from - stroll through the private rooms and ceremonial halls; explore the rich hunting collection, enjoy a view from one of the towers or visit a kitchen with original equipment. The chateau was originally founded in the middle of the 13th century by Bohemian kings and remodeled during the first half of the 18th century based on the English castle of Windsor. The castle is surrounded by a gorgeous English style park.

Quality photo of Cesky Krumlov - Czech Republic

Cesky Krumlov
Czech Republic

135 min

You’ll find splendor and enjoyment in every corner of the town of Cesky Krumlov. Just walking among the Renaissance and Baroque colorfully painted buildings and... passing by (or entering, by all means!) the charming taverns, restaurants and traditional artisan shops, will make you feel instantly uplifted and more positive. Probably the most acclaimed attraction is the Castle with its Baroque theatre, one of the best preserved in central Europe and the strikingly colorful round tower. After you finish your visit to Cesky Krumlov you will clearly understand why it is a Unesco World Heritage Site and why it is an irresistible tourist magnet. The town is also home to many cultural events and festivals, the Celebration of the Rose in June being the most popular.

Quality photo of Tabor - Czech Republic

Tabor
Czech Republic

75 min

A town of fascinating history and many natural treasures, Tabor attracts many visitors all year round. It is perfect stop-off because its historic town is... compact and can be easily walked around. The vast variety of Tabor’s attractions includes the town walls, the Tabor Tunnels which form an underground world beneath the city’s main square and numerous churches and monuments. Perhaps one museum deserves a special mention and that is the The Hussite Museum which presents the history of town strongly connected to the Hussite movement. But there is also another museum for all those with sweet tooth and that is the Museum of Chocolate and Marzipan that will be a delight to your palates.

Quality photo of Mauthausen Memorial - Austria

Mauthausen Memorial
Austria

75 min

The horrors of this place are probably best described by the harrowing nickname that Nazis gave to Mauthausen concentration camp: “the bone grinder”. It is... impossible to imagine the crimes that happened here. It was classified as a Grade III camp, which means that all inmates were to be exterminated through the exhaustion of the grueling labor. A minimum of 90.000 people died at the camp from exhaustion, illness, being shot and many prisoners committed suicide as the only way out of this hell. The preserved historic premises of the Mauthausen Memorial include the Wiener-Graben quarry, the Stairs of Death, the SS-Quarters, the Camp Prison, the Gas Chamber and the Museum with the Room of Names.