The Czech Republic is one of the famous European tourist destinations. However, most travelers visit only Prague and leave many other cities in the Czech Republic undiscovered.
This country is a destination for every type of travelers. Whether you wish to see UNESCO historical sites, stunning castles, cultural festivals, breathtaking landscapes of mountains, explore small picturesque medieval cities and towns, learn about local culture and art, try famous beer and delicious food, relax in spa, enjoy a variety of outdoor activities or improve your health and well-being in one of health resorts, the Czech Republic offers everything for your memorable and enjoyable vacation.
Prague
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic. Each of Prague’s districts has its character, atmosphere, and unique charm. Monasteries, castles, churches, museums, art galleries, bridges, amazing architecture, and romantic hotels will make your getaway truly unforgettable.
Prague is one of the most colorful and beautiful cities in the world. This fairylike city with numerous bridges, cathedrals, gold-tipped towers, and church domes are reflected in the Vltava River running through the city. Its medieval center is a wonderful mixture of cobbled lanes, courtyards, cathedrals, and countless church spires. The majestic 9th-century castle is the most significant monument in the Czech Republic besides many other UNESCO sights.
Prague is one of the most colorful and beautiful cities in the world. This fairylike city with numerous bridges, cathedrals, gold-tipped towers, and church domes are reflected in the Vltava River running through the city. Its medieval center is a wonderful mixture of cobbled lanes, courtyards, cathedrals, and countless church spires. The majestic 9th-century castle is the most significant monument in the Czech Republic besides many other UNESCO sights.
Karlovy Vary
Karlovy Vary was founded in 1350. The city is well-known as its healing mineral water, unique architecture, blossom-filled gardens, and famous film festival. Karlovy Vary is the largest spa in the country with numerous spa resorts and clinics, providing curative treatment for centuries using the healing power of local mineral resources. Spa treatment procedures are prescribed by doctors based on visitors’ health conditions. Karlovy Vary is one of the best accessible spa towns in the Czech Republic. Buses departure from the Prague airport twice per hour and from the main train station once in 2 hours.
Cesky Krumlov
A charming city, located in South Bohemia, is one of the picturesque towns in Europe. Its historic center is a UNESCO-designated World Heritage Site. Like many medieval cities in the Czech Republic, the town was built around the castle in the 13th century. The predominant architectural style is Baroque, Renaissance, and Gothic. This elegant and beautiful city has many art galleries, museums, hosts many music and theater festivals, carnivals, and sports events year-round. The 15-century Hluboka Castle and one of the oldest Bohemian monastery Zlata Koruna located nearby the Cesky Krumlov. The Sumana National Park is a great place for active travelers for hiking, cycling, horseback riding, golfing, water sports, cross-country skiing, and relaxing in beautiful unspoiled nature.
Brno
Brno is the second-largest city in the country located in the Moravia region. Explore a beautiful city with many historical buildings, remarkable places, theaters, historic castles, palaces, churches, monasteries, a system of underground corridors and cellars, museums, Old Town Hall, tiny cobbled streets, and parks. Brno, surrounded by vineyards, is the entry gate to the wine region of Moravia. Many cafes and restaurants offer delicious food, local beer, and Moravian wine.
Ceske Budijovice
The city was founded in 1265 by Bohemian Czech King Přemysl Otakar II. It is the perfect place to see Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque houses, churches, monuments, and one of the largest town squares in the Czech Republic. With a great transportation system, the city is easily accessible from Prague, as well to Cesky Krumlov and nearby historical villages. Ceske Budijovice is the home of Budvar beer (original Budweiser) since 13 century. Food and beer lovers will find here great cafes and restaurants. For active travelers, there are a variety of cycling and hiking trails near the city.
Marianske Lazne
This spa town is relatively young. The first spa house was built in 1807. Today Mariansky Lazny is a famous spa town with a beautiful park, pavilions, colonnades, hotels, and churches. Mineral water with a different composition from 140 local springs cures a variety of disorders (mobility, respiratory, metabolic, kidneys, etc.).
Kutna Hora
Kutna Hora is a national treasure and a UNESCO protected World Heritage Site. The history of this town began in 1142 with the settlement of the Sedlec Monastery. Due to silver mining nearby, the town got its position and wealth in 13 century and became the second richest city in the Kingdom of Bohemia. One-third of all silver in Europe was produced there. Nowadays, Kutna Hora attracts tourists because of the beautiful city’s architectural gems. There are plenty of tour companies offering day trips from Prague.
