From Prague: Glass Blowing Winter Guided Tour

From Prague: Glass Blowing Winter Guided Tour

Do you wonder how the Czech landscape looks during the winter months? Do you want to escape Prague for one day but be right back for evening concert, dinner, clubbing? Do you want to soak up some fresh air and experience an adventure in the mountains?
In this case our special winter tour is perfect for you! We will take you to the nature of the two beautiful mountain ranges – Jizerské Hory and Krkonoše mountains plus we will visit the glass making factory with a very long tradition based just on the edge of the Krkonoše national park.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Jested, Liberec 460 08 Czech Republic

After getting picked up from your hotel in the morning, head to the top of the Ještěd mountain where you can admire the emblematic Ještěd Tower. Depending on your physical requirements, either stop in the parking lot and climb to the top of the hill or take a cable car from Horní Hanychov. Either way, you will be rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding snow-capped mountains.

Duration: 45 minutes

Stop At: Glassworks and microbrewery Novosad & son Harrachov, Novy, Harrachov, Krkonose National Park 512 46 Czech Republic

Afterward, stop for lunch at an authentic Czech restaurant before continuing to a traditional Bohemian glassblowing factory. See how the world-renowned glass is made at this factory, learn more about the traditions behind this mindblowing craft and maybe even purchase a souvenir or two.

Duration: 2 hours

Stop At: Mumlava Waterfall, Harrachov, Krkonose National Park Czech Republic

To end the tour back in the nature we will take you to the beautiful waterfall Mumlavský vodopád which is situated right in the Krkonoše national park. The waterfall is one of the largest in the Czech Republic, its height reaches up to the 12 meters. The waterfall is breathtaking all year round and naturally its appearance might differ in every season. In the spring time its flow reaches the peak, during the winter time it gets frozen, so you can see instead of a waterfall an icefall! The so-called giant pots also known as the devil’s eye are also super interesting. These stone formations were created by the influence of a strong stream of the river on the granite blocks and its length can reaches almost 6 meters. You can find them directly under the waterfall but also elsewhere in the riverbed. The surroundings of the waterfall is rich for typical forest fauna and flora and the walk there is very pleasant.
After the tour we will take you back to Prague.


Duration: 1 hour