Czech Republic Places to Visit

The Czech cinderella. Brno is one of the Cinderella stories of Central Europe. At one time a city that was simply an industrial center of a Soviet Satellite, it has now blossomed and matured into the s...

Wallachian Open Air Museum: Traditional cuisine in the Wallachian village inn, this colorful market activity in August. The Wallachian town (17 000 Ew.) Is the Wallachian Open Air Museum (Valasske muzeu...

The nordmährische coal to Ostrava (313 000 Ew.) Is a modern counterpoint to the Golden Prague, a black city with a surprisingly brilliant core. The many abandoned mines are now in the suburbs of the c...

In the center shows Pardubice (89 000 Ew.) Of his art-loving side: After the destruction during the Thirty Years' War saw the East Bohemian Pernstein residence as a rebirth of the Renaissance ideal ci...

A lively, cosmopolitan town with a unique Medieval atmosphere. Situated on the banks of the Vltava river, the town was built around a 13th-century castle with Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque elements. ...

An outstanding example of a tradition rural settlement of Central Europe. Holašovice is an exceptionally complete and well-preserved example of a traditional central European village. It has a large num...

Mediterranean charm of the South. Brünner centrism, Bauhaus and Moravian winemakers traditional strongholds. As for the Czechs as a whole Pragozentrismus whip, know as the Little Moravia Brno centrism....

Castle Kroměříž: Here 1848 The Republicans met from around the kuk monarchy. In the UNESCO World Heritage city Kremsier (29 000 Ew.) Kroměříž had the castle under the bourgeois revolution of 1848 in the...

Deep in the east, the sun. A crown jewel of urban and a lot of uncut diamonds. The fact that the competition for the capital of Moravia dignity the old bishopric of Olomouc 1641 against the South Morav...