Czechia is renowned as a land of fairytale beauty, blending rich history, culture, and architecture. Its storybook castles, medieval villages, and stunning natural landscapes attract numerous travelers. In this enchanting land, AFS will take you to explore UNESCO-listed cultural heritage sites and the vibrant streets of Prague. Through immersive cultural activities and local hospitality, you will gain insights into Czechia’s achievements in sustainability, including social development, efficient transportation, and green urban planning. Discover how Czechia balances social development with environmental responsibility, broadening your global perspective.
Program Objective
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Discovering Czechia’s Living Heritage
The program invites students to explore the nation’s rich historical legacy while engaging in sustainable and responsible travel practices. Through visits to medieval castles, UNESCO-listed towns, and cultural institutions, participants learn how Czechia preserves its heritage while adapting to modern needs. The program connects history with contemporary sustainability efforts, helping students understand the importance of cultural protection, community identity, and SDG values such as responsible tourism, quality education, and resilient cities in shaping a more inclusive and forward-looking future.
Global Sustainability Awareness
Students gain firsthand understanding of SDG solutions, equipping them to inspire others with real examples of how responsible development works.
Be inspired― and become an inspiration
Czechia is an ideal place to inspire Hong Kong’s future changemakers, showing clearly that sustainability and economic growth can thrive together. As one of Europe’s top SDG performers, Czechia demonstrates how a developed nation can stay competitive while protecting its environment, preserving heritage, and supporting social well-being. For Hong Kong students, witnessing the green transport, and eco-friendly industries offers a powerful lesson: progress doesn’t require sacrificing quality of life. They return home with new perspectives and practical ideas, empowered to help build a greener, more resilient future for Hong Kong.
Program Info
Program Date
19 to 30 July 2026
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Experience in Prague, Czechia
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Green Prague
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Cultural & Historical Exploration
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Local Hospitality
Visiting World Heritage Sites
Experience the Historical Atmosphere - Czechia is rich in cultural heritage, with medieval charm evident in its religious art and architectural sculptures. The itinerary will guide students to several World Heritage Sites and famous cultural landmarks, such as Prague Castle, Charles Bridge, and the Prague Astronomical Clock. Through firsthand experiences, students will immerse themselves in the local historical atmosphere and learn about Czechia's profound historical culture. These sites showcase not only the country’s rich history but also its unique artistic and architectural styles, providing a comprehensive understanding of the region's legacy.
Prague Castle
Located in the “Castle District,” which centers around Prague Castle, the world’s largest ancient castle, this area boasts grand palaces and beautifully extravagant churches. It also includes Golden Lane, where Kafka once lived. This district offers panoramic views of Prague and is an excellent spot for photography.
St. Vitus Cathedral
The Gothic-designed St. Vitus Cathedral features elements of Baroque and Renaissance styles, with its stunning stained-glass windows being its most renowned decoration.
Charles bridge
Charles Bridge is the most beautiful stone bridge in the Czech Republic, connecting Prague’s Old Town and Lesser Town. The view of Prague Castle alongside the Vltava River shimmering with gold at sunset creates the iconic “Golden Prague” scenery.
Old Town Square
It is the historic heart of Prague, renowned for its rich historical architecture, including many buildings that blend Gothic and Baroque styles. It is the city’s soul and the venue for many festivals and events.
The Prague Astronomical Clock
The Prague Astronomical Clock, the most iconic landmark in Prague’s Old Town Square, is the third oldest astronomical clock in the world, chiming every hour on the hour. Originally built in 1410, it was designed based on the geocentric model of the time. Around 1490, a calendar dial was added, and its appearance was redesigned, incorporating Gothic sculptures. Later, wooden statues, portraits of apostles, and a golden crowing rooster were added, making it one of Prague’s most famous attractions.
Dancing House
Symbol of modern architecture in the historical centre of Prague.
Apply Now
Please complete the application form and upload the proof of payment for the application fee of HK$600 (non-refundable) within the form.
Payment method
1. If you use ATM, please deposit to the AFS HSBC account (#022-107064-001), then take a photo or scan the record.
2. If you use online banking, please use the AFS FPS number (1614-67-238) to deposit, then take a screenshot of the record.
3. If you use PayMe, please use your mobile phone to scan the following AFS QR code to pay, then take a screenshot of the record.
4. If you use cheque (Payable to AFS Intercultural Exchanges Limited), please take a photo of your cheque first, then mail it to AFS office (8/F, Shun Feng International Centre, 182 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai).
Inquiry
For inquiries, please call (+852) 2802 0383 during office hours or fill out the form below, and we will get back to you as soon as possible!
You can also choose to register for the “Summer Exchange Seminar” at our office and learn more about the details of the summer exchange program, which is completely free of charge.