The Czech Republic is a country where life flows slowly and measuredly among ancient palaces, medieval buildings, cobbled streets. However, Ostrava, despite the fact that it is also located in the Czech Republic, is completely different from the city typical of this country. This is not a resort, but a business, energetic village, perhaps this … Read more
Pardubice (Czech Republic) is the 10th largest city in the country, it occupies almost 78 km², and the population is about 90,000 people. Pardubice is an important economic, industrial, cultural, educational and tourist center of the Czech Republic. It is located in the place where the Laba and Chrudimka rivers converge, between Prague and Brno. … Read more
Karlovy Vary is a large spa resort, the most famous and popular in the Czech Republic. It is located in the west of Bohemia, in a picturesque mountainous area where the rivers Tepla, Ohře and Rolava converge. In the resort of Karlovy Vary, the treatment is based on the waters of mineral springs, of which … Read more
All tourists arriving in the Czech capital are met by the Vaclav Havel Airport. Accordingly, the first question travelers are interested in is how to get to the city from Prague airport. There are several ways to overcome 20 km to the capital’s attractions or the hotel. Consider in detail all the routes. General information … Read more
Prague – Brno is a popular route among tourists and locals, which hundreds of people travel every day. Getting from one city to another is very simple: just take a bus, train or taxi, and after 2 hours you will be there. Cities are separated by 207 km, which can be overcome by various means … Read more
Cesky Sternberg is a picturesque castle in the vicinity of Prague, towering on a cliff. Unlike other Czech fortresses, it does not have a tragic and difficult fate, but it is definitely worth a visit. The attraction will be interesting to everyone who is fond of history, loves nature and is looking for a place … Read more
Prague metro is a good option if you need to quickly get from one remote area of the city to another. From early morning until late in the evening, trains run every 3-13 minutes, and the Prague metro is considered the seventh largest passenger traffic in Europe. City transport in Prague is a well-established scheme … Read more
Prague can be safely called the treasury of medieval buildings. Nevertheless, even among such a cluster of ancient architectural structures, there are those that stand out against the background of a rich historical heritage. Clementinum (Prague), an architectural ensemble with an area of 2 hectares, is considered to be such a pearl. The complex is … Read more
Czech Switzerland is an amazingly beautiful corner of nature in the northern part of the Czech Republic, not far from the Elba River. Here you can see waterfalls, rivers, sandstone mountains, grottoes, silver ore mines, canyons and mountains. Also in the national park there are several ancient castles and a picturesque mill. General information Park … Read more
The dancing house (Prague) is a symbol of the Czech Republic with a complicated history. The architectural monument was created in the style of deconstructivism. The building is dedicated to a couple of famous dancers, so the inhabitants of the country simply call – Ginger and Fred. It is noteworthy that critics, residents of Prague, … Read more
National Museum, Prague is one of the oldest and most visited attractions of the Czech capital. This is truly a unique place, striking not only with the number of artifacts collected in it, but also with its appearance. Get to know each other better? General information Národní muzeum, founded in 1818, is considered one of … Read more
Prague Castle is a truly unique place, impressive not only in its scale, but also in ancient history. Everyone who came to the Czech Republic should visit here. So we invite you for a sightseeing walk! General information Prague Castle, whose territory covers more than 7 hectares, stands in the very center of Prague – … Read more
Museums in Prague are among the most interesting and largest in Europe. Due to the fact that the Old Town of Prague is well preserved, many unique exhibits are presented in museums that can no longer be seen in other European cities. In any European city there are many museums: large and modern with installations, … Read more
Kutna Hora – how to get from Prague on your own? This question worries most tourists who decide to explore the main city attraction – the famous Czech church depository. To give a complete answer, it should be noted that the distance between these settlements is about 80 km, so tourists have at their disposal … Read more
Olomouc, Czech Republic – an ancient city in the eastern part of the country. It is often compared with Prague: there are the same cobblestone streets, Gothic churches, Baroque palaces and cozy pubs. Olomouc is not very popular with tourists, but it is definitely worth a visit. General information The city of Olomouc is located … Read more
Kostnitsa in the Czech Republic is one of those attractions that cause mixed and very mixed feelings. On the one hand – delight, genuine interest, the desire to take a selfie against the background of a pile of bones. On the other hand, incredible horror and awe. And what do you feel after meeting the … Read more
Brno is the second largest city (after Prague) in the Czech Republic, located in the historical region of Moravia. It is one of the most beautiful and distinctive cities in Central Europe, with an interesting history, with unique architectural monuments and its own traditions. However, there are fewer tourists here than in Prague, which allows … Read more
Sights of Cesky Krumlov – these are old houses with a unique history in the heart of the Old Town, Krumlov Castle, towering above the Vltava River and many fountains in the center. Travelers come to the town to feel the pacifying atmosphere of a medieval settlement with its leisurely rhythm of life. General information … Read more
Prague Card is a discount card for tourists, by purchasing which, guests of the Czech capital can significantly save on sightseeing, excursions, cruises, and also have lunch and dinner in cafes and restaurants in Prague with substantial discounts. What is a Prague Card? Prague Card or the guest card of Prague is an electronic card … Read more
The territory of Prague is divided into 22 municipal parts – areas. If in most countries urban districts are given sonorous beautiful names, then residents of the Czech capital did better: all areas of Prague are called “Prague” and have their own serial number. The districts, in turn, are divided into cadastres, there are 112 … Read more
