The capital of the Czech Republic and home of the Czech Government. The town developed from a settlement around the Prague Castle (founded in the second half of the 9th century), as written in the journal of Abraham ben Jacob, a Jewish Arab merchant. Originally divided into several autonomous “towns”: Old Town (known already before […]

Right on the Square of the Republic there is the Renaissance City Hall. It was built according to the plans of an Italian builder Giovanni de Statia in years 1554-1559. Its building is decorated with sgraffito showing the city emblem and Czech rulers. In the back room behind a lobby there is a 1:200 scale model of the historical Pilsen centre.

Liberec is a lively city associated with the city’s dominant Jested Tower, described as a great starting point of day trips to the beautiful Jizera Mountains.

The chateau exhibition contains mostly the exhibits from Silesian Land Museum in Opava and is completed with collections from other museums in Silesia. What is really worth seeing is the late Baroque chapel.What is really worth seeing is the late Baroque chapel.

Rock town Adrspach is one of the largest continuous rock massifs in central Europe. This unique labyrinth of sandstone rocks of incredible shapes and with original names is also the most frequently visited place in Kladske pomezi.

The Teplice Rocks is a sandstone area and also part of the Adrspach-Teplice Rocks National Nature Reserve located in the Hradec Kralove Region.

Preserved in its original authenticity, this mining complex is the only National Heritage Sight found in the Ostrava City. The history of the Michal Mine dates back to 1843.

The Red chateau has also houses a restaurant, a concert hall and other facilities. In summer, one can enjoy a pleasant walk in a beautiful, naturally landscaped park.

Romantic ruins of Hukvaldy castle located in the Moravian-Silesian Region and are one of the largest in Central Europe and the third most extensive of its sort in the Czech Republic. The Hukvaldy Castle was gradually built in the course of five centuries from the late 13th to the mid-18th century, when it was abandoned […]

Every breath is a cure in Karlova Studanka. This is the basis of the cure at the celebrated climatic spa in the Czech Republic.