Excursions to Prague, Vienna, and Bratislava
Within just two hours from Moravia, you and your guests can enjoy the beautiful cities of Prague, Vienna, or Bratislava. Your professional wedding coordinator can arrange for group excursions to all of these locations for a quick day trip, or even arrange for an overnight stay to complete your wedding abroad package.
Your wedding planner will arrange the transportation and logistics of the excursions in addition to your Moravian Wedding planning to give your guests a real treat during their time in the Czech Republic!
Prague
Come and experience the grandeur of our capital city, Prague - the heart of Bohemia, voted one of the most beautiful and romantic cities in Europe, teeming with culture and a deep sense of history. Imagine yourself wandering through the medieval "city of 100 spires," with its winding cobbled lanes, ancient courtyards, mysterious passages and stunning architecture.
A walk through Prague is an adventure through the time and space of European history. Stroll through Old Town Square, stop for a while on Charles Bridge to watch the sun set beyond Lesser Town. Sip champagne as the Vltava River flows ever so gently by, and the Prague Castle illuminates with all its majesty in the background. Open your heart to the beauty and excitement of Prague. Indulge in her bounty, and leave with memories that will last you a lifetime.
Vienna
Vienna, the capital city of Austria is a majestic city with massive traditional buildings and gleaming modern edifices. There is the "Old Vienna", the Vienna of Emperors, Empresses and Strauss and the "New Vienna" of the United Nations Headquarters, the office complexes etc. The sights in Vienna are many and we welcome you to enjoy the grandeur that Vienna has to offer!
Bratislava
Not only is Bratislava the largest city in Slovakia, it also serves as the state capital. Furthermore, Bratislava is the seat of the National Council of the Slovak Republic, the Government of the Slovak Republic, national ministries and the other central bodies of the state administration of the Slovak Republic.
Founded before the 10th century, the city was known originally as Pressburg. Strong fortifications erected during the 12th century gave it strategic importance; from 1541 to 1784 it was the capital of Hungary. When Czechoslovakia was created in 1919 after World War I, the city was renamed Bratislava and made capital of the province of Slovakia.
The old city and the castle are the best parts of Bratislava. The old city is packed with museums and palaces. The castle, built above the Danube, was a frontier post of the Roman Empire from the 1st to the 5th century.
Come to enjoy Slovakia's capital city and beautiful historic town - Bratislava!
