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Tours to Czechia: facts for the traveller

Best month for Prague May.
Peak of tourists July and August.
Resort season all year round.
Christmas markets December.
Comfortable temperature from fifteen to twenty-five degrees.
Rainy month June.

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The best time is from May to September and in December, while in the off-season prices are noticeably lower.

Visa and documents for a trip to Czechia

Planning a tour to Czechia begins with paperwork, and here it is important not to rush. Holidays in Czechia are loved for their calm rhythm, but preparation requires attention to detail.

What documents are needed for citizens of Kazakhstan

The package of papers for a trip to Czechia from Kostanay is assembled in advance and kept in one folder. The basis is a passport valid for several more months after return. Attached to it are an application form, photos of the required format and medical insurance for the entire period of the holiday. Accommodation booking and return tickets confirm that the trip to Czechia is really planned. Insurance coverage for Schengen must be at least 30,000 euros. Documents are submitted through the visa center in Almaty or Astana, where residents of Kostanay come in person. Copies should be made in advance so as not to look for a copier on the day of the visit. Such a set covers almost completely the issues of a trip to Czechia.

Deadlines for submitting and processing a Schengen visa

The application for a visa for a tour to Czechia is submitted in advance, usually several weeks before departure. In high season, appointments at the visa center fill up quickly, so it is not worth delaying the decision. Citizens of Kazakhstan process Schengen through the visa center in Almaty or Astana, and for residents of Kostanay the road there takes a whole day. Processing takes different amounts of time depending on the workload, and exact dates are best clarified when submitting. The finished passport with the visa is returned in the same way it was submitted. When planning a holiday in Czechia, leave a margin of several days for sending documents.

How to get there from Kostanay

The journey to Czechia from Kostanay takes almost a day and includes a connection. The route should be thought through in advance so that the holiday does not begin with fatigue.

Transfer from Prague airport and transport around the country

From Prague airport to the city center there are buses and express services, and taxis also operate. Between Prague and resort towns it is convenient to travel by trains and buses; tickets are sold online. The journey to Karlovy Vary takes about two hours, and this makes Czech resorts accessible without a car. A trip to Czechia by rail costs less than a taxi and runs on schedule. Within the country, tickets are bought on carriers' websites in advance; seats in season sell out. The schedule should be checked before departure so as not to wait on the platform. A holiday in Czechia with transfers between cities requires attention to transport connections.

TransportWhere it is convenientFeature
TrainPrague — resortsRuns on schedule
BusBetween citiesCheaper than train
TaxiAirport — hotelMore expensive, but faster
Car rentalTrips around the regionNeed a license and parking

Visa and entry rules change: check with the primary source — the Embassy of the Czech Republic in the Republic of Kazakhstan, https://mzv.gov.cz/astana/ru/vizy_i_konzulskie/index.html. The information on this page was checked on 17.09.2026.

Therapeutic resorts and sanatoriums

Czech resorts are known for mineral springs and a therapeutic base. Sanatoriums receive guests under programs with procedures; the course is usually designed for 7–21 days.

Karlovy Vary, Marianske Lazne and Frantiskovy Lazne

Karlovy Vary is the most famous resort of Czechia, where people go for mineral water and procedures. Here there are sanatoriums with full board and therapeutic programs for two to three weeks. Marianske Lazne is loved for its calm park and springs suitable for drinking treatment. Frantiskovy Lazne is smaller in size but is famous for muds and children's programs. Holidays in Czechia at these resorts are built around procedures, not excursions. Sanatoriums receive guests all year round, but in summer places go faster. The course of procedures is prescribed by a local doctor after an examination. A trip to Czechia for treatment requires a margin of time, otherwise the effect of the course will be incomplete.

Jachymov, Teplice and procedure programs

Jachymov is known for radon springs, which are used to treat the musculoskeletal system. Teplice is an ancient resort of Czechia with thermal waters and sanatoriums in the city center. Programs include baths, muds, massage and drinking treatment, and the duration of the course is selected by a doctor. A standard holiday in Czechia at a resort lasts from a week to three weeks. Procedures are prescribed in the mornings, leaving the second half of the day free for walks. Boarding houses and sanatoriums often offer meals according to a diet prescribed at check-in. The cost of the course depends on the number of procedures and the class of accommodation. Tours to Czechia with treatment are booked in advance, as places in popular sanatoriums are limited.

ResortSpringsWhat people go for
Karlovy VaryMineral watersDigestion, metabolism
Marianske LazneDrinking springsRespiration, metabolism
JachymovRadon watersMusculoskeletal system
TepliceThermal watersJoints, recovery

What to see and what to do?

Czechia offers both treatment and rich walks. Even a short holiday in Czechia is worth diversifying with trips around the country.

Prague and historical cities

Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and the main point of the route, where the main attractions are concentrated. The Old Town, Charles Bridge and Prague Castle take a whole day of a leisurely stroll. Besides Prague, it is worth planning trips to Kutna Hora, Cesky Krumlov and Brno. The historical cities of the Czech Republic are connected by trains, and the journey takes one to two hours. A holiday in the Czech Republic without walks through the old quarters loses half of the impressions. Tickets to popular places are bought online to avoid standing in line. In the evening in Prague, it is worth going out to the river and looking at the illuminated bridges. Tours to the Czech Republic with excursions usually include one day for the capital.

Castles, excursions and shopping

The castles of the Czech Republic are scattered throughout the country, and many are open for visiting from spring to autumn. Karlstejn, Konopiste and Lednice give an idea of Czech architecture of different eras. Excursions to the castles are with a guide, some routes are available only as part of a group. Shopping in the Czech Republic means glass, porcelain, resort cosmetics and local sweets. In Prague, people go shopping in the center, and at the resorts — in the shops near the springs. Prices for souvenirs vary, and away from the main streets they are lower. A holiday in the Czech Republic with shopping is convenient to combine with walks along the resort colonnades. Tours to the Czech Republic often include a free day for such matters.

How much does a holiday cost and how to prepare?

The trip budget depends on the season, the class of accommodation and the duration of the course. Below are guidelines that will help you plan a holiday in the Czech Republic without surprises.

Trip budget, accommodation and seasonal prices

The peak of prices in the Czech Republic falls on May–September and the Christmas holidays; in the off-season, accommodation is cheaper. In Prague, hotels in the center are popular, and at the resorts — sanatoriums and guesthouses with a treatment base. The cost of a holiday in the Czech Republic consists of the flight, accommodation, meals and procedures. Resort sanatoriums often calculate the price for a package that includes accommodation, meals and treatment. Budget options are guesthouses away from the colonnades and trips in the off-season. The exact amounts change from year to year, so they are specified at the time of booking. Tours to the Czech Republic for the holidays are booked several months before departure.

Communication, money and medical insurance

In the Czech Republic, the national currency is the Czech koruna, and euros are not accepted everywhere. It is better to exchange in banks or exchange offices, and not on the street, where the rate is sometimes unfavorable. Visa and Mastercard cards are accepted in hotels, restaurants and shops, but it is worth having cash for small expenses. Medical insurance for a Schengen visa is mandatory, the minimum coverage is 30,000 euros. Mobile communication: it is more profitable to buy a local SIM card or activate roaming in advance. The time zone of the Czech Republic is behind the Kazakhstan one; the difference should be taken into account when communicating with home. Prescription medicines are better to bring with you; Czech pharmacies work on weekdays. A holiday in the Czech Republic with well-thought-out finances goes more calmly.

Briefly

  • Documents for the trip are prepared in advance; insurance for the entire period is mandatory.
  • A holiday in the Czech Republic is cheaper in the off-season; the peak of prices is summer and the Christmas holidays.
  • Karlovy Vary, Marianske Lazne, Frantiskovy Lazne, Jachymov and Teplice welcome guests with treatment programs.
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Frequent questions about tours to Czechia

May and September give mild weather and fewer tourists. In summer it is hotter and more crowded.

Karlovy Vary, Marianske Lazne, Frantiskovy Lazne, Jachymov and Teplice. Each operates all year round.

Old Town Square, Charles Bridge and Prague Castle. It takes two or three days for everything.

Yes, the resorts are calm and safe. Prague is interesting for older children.

The temperature is around zero, sometimes snow. The cities are beautiful, but warm clothes are needed.

In tourist places English is understood. Russian is also encountered in Prague and at the resorts.

Drink mineral water, stroll along the colonnades, take procedures. Local sanatoriums operate on a schedule.

Crystal, porcelain, cosmetics based on thermal water. Beer and sweets are also taken.

Czechia is cheaper than Western Europe. Resorts are more expensive than Prague in season.

Yes, there are convenient connections between them. The journey takes a couple of hours.

Optimally seven to ten days. This is enough for the capital and one resort.

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