🇨🇿 Czech Republic

The capital of the Czech Republic, the historical heart of the country and one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Prague is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.”

The capital of South Moravia, Brno is the second-largest city in the Czech Republic and the largest city in Moravia. It is known for its rich cultural scene. Brno is home to numerous museums, galleries, theatres and other cultural institutions, as well as many historical landmarks and buildings.

The largest and most famous spa town in the Czech Republic, known for its healing mineral springs, colonnades, beautiful architecture and rich history.

A picturesque town in the South Bohemian Region, located in the Šumava area. It is known for its historic buildings and a unique architectural complex that has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A historic town in the Central Bohemian Region, famous for its silver mining and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A massive Gothic stone castle offering guided tours along various routes, including the Chapel of the Holy Cross with its unique wall decorations, as well as the castle well.

A dominant landmark in the village of the same name in South Moravia, located within the Lednice–Valtice Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It served as a representative residence of the Liechtenstein family.

A national cultural monument, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site together with the surrounding landscape. Valtice is also renowned for its wine, which can be tasted in the wine cellars around the chateau.

A magnificent Neo-Gothic chateau in the South Bohemian Region, built on the site of an original medieval castle. It is one of the most important and beautiful chateaux in the Czech Republic.

A stunning landmark of the town of Mikulov and one of the most beautiful chateaux in all of South Moravia. Today, it houses the Regional Museum in Mikulov and also serves as a venue for cultural events, such as the wine harvest festival.

A town in the Czech Republic that became a tragic symbol of suffering during the Second World War, when it served as an internment camp for Jews and a transit point to extermination camps.

A village in Central Bohemia that was annihilated by the German Nazis in 1942 as a reprisal for the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich. After the war, the village of Lidice was rebuilt, but a memorial was established on the site of the original village, serving as a place of remembrance and reflection.

A historic town in South Moravia, known for its well-preserved Renaissance buildings and its inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The town boasts harmonious architecture and a picturesque square that feels like a living museum of the Renaissance.

A monumental cycle of twenty large-scale paintings created by Alfons Mucha. The canvases depict the history and culture of the Slavic peoples, from ancient times to the modern era. Through this work, Mucha sought to express the shared history and identity of the Slavs, aiming to inspire peace and unity among them.

The Macocha Abyss is the most famous gorge in the Moravian Karst region and part of the Punkva Caves complex. The Punkva Caves are a publicly accessible cave system in the Moravian Karst, through which the Punkva River flows. They are unique for their underground boat ride.

The ruins of a Gothic castle perched atop two basalt rocks in the Bohemian Paradise. It is a symbol of the region and the most visited castle in the Czech Republic.

A historic and modern city in the Czech Republic, the sixth largest in the country and the capital of the Olomouc Region. It has a rich history, is known for its landmarks, and is a vibrant university town. The region of Haná is also famous for producing the renowned Olomouc curd cheese.

A statutory city in western Bohemia and the capital of the Plzeň Region, it is the fourth largest city in the Czech Republic. It is well known for its industrial and brewing traditions, especially the world-famous Pilsner Urquell Brewery.

The metropolis of northern Czechia, serving as the natural administrative, educational, cultural, and economic center of the Liberec Region. The city is surrounded by numerous forests and many bodies of water. The surrounding area offers a variety of trips to explore the historical landmarks of the Liberec region.

A historic hill in Bohemia, located about 5 km from Roudnice nad Labem. It is an important geological and historical site, mainly because it is connected to the national legend of the arrival of Forefather Čech and his tribe to the land.

A historic Benedictine monastery in the village of Kladruby, founded by Prince Vladislav I in 1115. The reconstruction of the monastery church and other buildings in the 18th century features a style that combines Gothic and Baroque elements.

Kittel’s House is a significant and eye-catching timbered building, an important landmark and gateway to the southern Jizera Mountains and the Bohemian Paradise. The Museum of Glass and Jewelry is dedicated to a collection and exhibition of items related to glassmaking and jewelry. It is the only museum of its kind in the Czech Republic, located in Jablonec nad Nisou.

A town in the Zlín Region, known for its slivovice plum brandy, Vizovice pastries and a rock music festival. It is called the “Gateway to Valašsko” and is the birthplace of the Czech actor Bolek Polívka. The town lies at the confluence of several streams in a valley surrounded by the Vizovice Hills.

A town in the Czech Republic, located in the Vsetín District of the Zlín Region. It is an important tourist and cultural center in the Valašsko region. Here you can find the Wooden Town – the Wallachian Open-Air Museum, which consists of a collection of wooden folk buildings and is the oldest and largest museum of its kind in Central Europe.

A town located in the Hradec Králové District. It is known for its historical landmarks and its important role during the Hussite Wars. The town is home to the largest nativity scene in Central Europe.

A border village in the Czech Republic, located at the confluence of the Elbe and Kamenice rivers, serving as the gateway to the Bohemian Switzerland National Park. It is famous for its rocky gorges, the Pravčická Gate—the largest natural rock arch in the continent—and its romantic landscape.

In Velké Losiny, you will find the only technical monument of its kind in the Czech Republic – a handmade paper mill where paper is still produced using traditional methods to this day.

A computer game set in the 15th century in the Czech lands, specifically in the Posázaví region and towns such as Sázava, Rataje nad Sázavou, and Stříbrná Skalice. The game strives to provide a realistic view of medieval life and history.