Biuro Turystyczne Sudety (Sudety Travel Agency) in Karpacz
Biuro Turystyczne Sudety (BT Sudety) is a travel agency in Karpacz that runs one-day coach trips to Prague, Dresden, Vienna, Saxon Switzerland and Czech rock towns, among others. It has three offices in Karpacz: ul. Konstytucji 3 Maja 55, ul. Konstytucji 3 Maja 31 and ul. Karkonoska 12c.
Where can you go with Biuro Turystyczne Sudety?
The agency specialises in one-day coach trips from Karpacz — you leave in the morning and are back in the evening.
- Prague comes in several versions: classic sightseeing, with lunch, with a Vltava cruise and Golden Lane, or with an evening cruise.
- Trips to Germany and Austria include Dresden, Saxon Switzerland and Vienna.
- For rocks and caves there are Skalne Miasto (a Czech rock town, also combined with the Arado underground complex or a treetop walk), Bohemian Switzerland, Bohemian Paradise and the Moravian Karst.
- Mount Śnieżka can be reached from the Czech side: a minibus takes you to Pec pod Sněžkou, where a gondola lift runs to the summit.
The agency also offers guiding services, group bookings and accommodation in Willa Sudety.
What is a trip like?
The Prague trip, for example, leaves Karpacz at 9:00 and returns around 21:30. The price includes an air-conditioned coach or minibus, a tour leader and guide, travel insurance and a tour-guide headset. The coach picks up passengers at stops all over Karpacz, and on some routes also in Jelenia Góra, Miłków, Podgórzyn and Cieplice. Trip descriptions and booking are in Polish.
Who are the trips for?
Individual travellers, families, groups of friends and school groups. Children and teenagers under 18 pay the reduced price, and children under 3 pay half of the reduced price.
How to book?
Dates and free seats are shown in the calendar on btsudety.com.pl (opens in a new tab), where you can book online. You can also call or visit one of the offices in Karpacz.
What else is nearby?
Two offices are on ul. Konstytucji 3 Maja — the same street as the entrance to our Brick Museum and the Video Game Museum (ul. Mickiewicza 11).

