Sample trip · Czech Republic · Europe
Prague luxury city trip
Five days in one of Europe’s most beautiful cities, with a private driver, a private guide and every evening planned.
Example estimate: about $18,000 – $45,000 for 2 adults Example estimate, prices change.
Day by day

Day 1 · Sunday
Overnight to Europe
- Private car to JFK in the afternoon, then the lounge until boarding.
- Overnight SWISS First Class to Zurich: a private suite seat, dinner on board, then a flat bed.
- There are no nonstop flights from New York to Prague, so you connect in Zurich (passport check is done there, not in Prague).

Day 2 · Monday
Arrive in Prague
- Land in Prague in the morning. Your chauffeur meets you in arrivals with a name sign.
- About 25 minutes to the Four Seasons, on the river facing the Castle. We ask for early check-in.
- Kosher dairy brunch in the Old Town, then rest off the flight.
- Easy afternoon walk: Old Town Square, the Astronomical Clock, and the Charles Bridge around sunset.
- Dinner at a kosher restaurant about 8 minutes on foot.

Day 3 · Tuesday
Prague Castle and the river
- Chauffeur and private guide drive you up to Prague Castle, so no climbing the hill.
- Private tour with tickets: the Old Royal Palace, Golden Lane, the courtyards and the big views over the city.
- Walk down through the old streets of the Lesser Town and the Wallenstein Garden.
- Kosher lunch in the Old Town and a free afternoon (the hotel spa is there if you want it).
- Evening dinner cruise on the Vltava with the Castle lit up. The boat’s buffet is not kosher, so we arrange a sealed kosher meal or an early kosher dinner first.

Day 4 · Wednesday
Day trip to Český Krumlov
- Private car and guide, about 2½–3 hours south.
- Guided walk through the old town in the bends of the river, and a tour of Český Krumlov Castle.
- Packed kosher lunch by the river (there is no kosher restaurant in town).
- Free time in the lanes and shops, then the drive back.
- Farewell dinner at a kosher grill in the Old Town.

Day 5 · Thursday
Fly home
- Early chauffeur to the airport.
- Fly via Zurich: business class on the short hop, SWISS First across the Atlantic.
- Land at JFK in the afternoon, car home.
Example price breakdown
| Flights: SWISS First, 2 × about $19,194 | $38,387 |
| Four Seasons Hotel Prague, 4 nights (Deluxe Room) | $4,856 |
| Private chauffeured airport transfers | ~$150–300 |
| Private guide, Prague Castle tour with tickets | ~$350–600 |
| Vltava dinner cruise for two | ~$170 |
| Český Krumlov day trip, private car and guide | ~$600–1,000 |
| Example total for 2 | about $45,000 |
With Lufthansa business class via Munich (about $5,900 per person) the same trip comes to about $18,300 for two. Other 5-star hotels in the Lesser Town lower it by another $3,000 or more. Flight prices were seen on Kayak and the hotel rate on Google Hotels in October 2026 for late-October dates; transfer, guide, cruise and day-trip costs are our estimates from operators’ listings. “~” means our estimate. Example estimate, prices change. Meals and extras you pay for on the spot are not in the total.
Good to know
- Prague is usually 6 hours ahead of New York.
- Restaurants marked “pay on the spot” in the plan are paid there and are not in the estimate.
- Castle, cruise and day-trip times are reconfirmed before you travel; some sights close on public holidays, and we plan around them.
- Your passport check is in Zurich both ways, so there is no passport line in Prague.
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Photo credits
- Prague at sunset: Four Seasons Hotel Prague, press image
- SWISS First Class cabin: Glide08, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons · source
- Four Seasons Hotel Prague room: Four Seasons Hotel Prague, press image
- Vltava boat in Prague (cropped): Øyvind Holmstad, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons · source
- Český Krumlov (cropped): Pudelek (Marcin Szala), CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons · source
Photos show the places and the kind of experience in this plan; captions say where a photo is an example rather than the exact spot.