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ECP 2012 · PRAGUETourse KARLOVY VARYMonday, 10 Sept 2012 e 09:00 – 18:00Karlovy Vary (“Carlsbad”) is the oldest, largest and mostimportant spa in the Czech Republic, also renowned forthe famous “Moser” crystal, as well as for the “Becherovka”factory. The transfer time is approximately 2 hours each way.The foundation of Karlovy Vary was laid by the Czech kingCharles IV mid of the 14th century. Its origin and developmentwas always connected with beneficial effects of thehot mineral springs. The history of the spa is characterizedby ups and downs. The town was afflicted by catastrophicdisasters several times. Thanks to the spa sector it alwaysrecovered. Beside the world known spa tradition, KarlovyKary is also famous for its cultural tradition. The most significantvisitors at the turn of the 18th and 19th centurywere J. W. Goethe, F. Schiler, T. Korner, Ludwig van Beethovenand N. Paganini.Dependant on availability, you will visit and tour the Becherovkafactory or the Moser museum and glass factory.“Becherovka” from Karlovy Vary is a liqueur specialty whichwas originally produced as a “medicine“ as long ago as 1805in the small pharmacy of Mr. J. Becher based on a recipe ofthe English physician Dr. Frobrig. Due to the growing industrialdemand for it, the production was started in 1807.The oak wood of the barrels, the atmosphere, and the temperatureof the cellars guarantee the high quality.The history of the “Moser” crystal is inextricably linkedwith the name of its founder, Ludwig Moser (1833 – 1916).In 1857, this skilful engraver and talented businessmangained recognition for establishing the company thatbears his name. From its beginning, Moser focused onthe production of blown, hand-cut, engraved and paintedglass. Moser glass soon gained a worldwide reputation forthe quality of its glass, perfection of workmanship and artistry,because the products are outstanding in their purity,brilliance, elegance and classical proportions. Due to thistradition, Moser is referred to as “The Glass of Kings” tothis very day.Price per person: EUR 86,00 (incl. lunch)e JOSEFOV – THE JEWISH QUARTER ANDTHE OLD TOWNTuesday, 11 Sept 2012 e 09:00 – 13:00During this tour you will explore the Jewish history ofPrague. The present shape of the Prague Jewish Ghettois the result of an extensive reconstruction carried outat the turn of the century, in which only a few significantarchitectural relicts of the thousand-year-long history ofthe Prague Jews have been preserved. The visit to theJewish Quarter includes the Jewish Cemetery and NationalJewish Museum, situated in the Pinkas, Klausen and SpanishSynagogue.Price per person: EUR 33,00e CESKY KRUMLOVTuesday, 11 Sept 2012 e 08:00 – 18:00According to a legend, the name Krumlov is derived fromthe German “Krumme Aue”, which may be translated as“crooked meadow”. The name comes from the natural topographyof the town, especially from the tightly crookedmeander of the Vltava River. The word Český simply meansCzech in Bohemian as opposed to Moravian or Silesian.The town was first mentioned in documents from 1253.The Castle of Český Krumlov, with its architecture, culturaltradition, and expanse, ranks among the most importanthistoric sights in the central European region. The constructiondevelopment from the 14th to 19th centuries iswell-preserved in the original layout, material structure,interior installation and architectural detail.A worthy assessment of the area, by both domestic andforeign experts, resulted in the acquisition of the historicmonument preservation status. In 1992 the entire complexwas included in the list of UNESCO World Cultural HeritageMonuments.Price per person: EUR 86,00 (incl. lunch)Karlovy Vary20Český Krumlov
ECP 2012 · PRAGUETourse DINNER CRUISETuesday, 11 Sept 2012 e 19:30 – 22:30A bus will bring you to the landing pier. Enjoy a wonderfulevening on the Moldau River with colleagues and friends.Discover Prague from a different perspective and take inthe beautiful scenery of the city with unparalleled views ofthe well-known sights. During the 2.5-hour cruise you willenjoy a buffet dinner on the boat.Afterwards you will have the opportunity to explorePrague’s nightlife on your own.Price per person: EUR 65,00 (incl. buffet dinner and beverages)e GENERAL CONDITIONSe Full payment in advance is required.e All tours will be conducted in English.e All tours are based on a minimum of 20 participants.The organisers reserve the right to cancel the tours if theminimum number of participants is not reached. Full refundswill be granted for tours which will not take place.e You will receive your tour tickets at the Accommodation& Tour Desk at the Congress Centre.e All tours start and end at the congress venue, PragueCongress Centre, if not otherwise mentioned.e Meeting point will be the Accommodation & Tour Desk.e KARLSTEJNWednesday, 12 Sept 2012 e 13:00 – 17:00You will be taken along the rivers Moldau and Berounka tothe most impressive Bohemian gothic castle of Karlstejn. Situatedon a dominating rock, surrounded by deep forests,you will walk about 20 minutes to reach the Royal Palace.The Karlstejn Castle was founded in 1348 by the CzechKing and Roman Emperor, Charles IV, in gothic style. Itwas not intended to be an emperor’s residency, but rathera fortress for keeping imperial crown jewels and holy relicts.During the Husit wars, the Czech crown jewels andthe most important documents of the Czech kingdom werekept here. The castle was renovated in the 19th century.Price per person: EUR 60,00 (incl. lunch)KarlstejnCzech Landscape21
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