Czech Regions: Hradec Kralove Region

Czech Destinations: Krkonose

Czech Landmarks: Kuks

Czech Tradtions: Hradec Kralove Regional Traditions

Special pre-Christmas Show

The first known Nativity scene in Bohemia was presented to the public by the Jesuits at their church of St. Climentus at Charles bridge in 1560. Today Nativity scenes demonstrate that the tradition of their construction is still alive and well in the Czech Republic.

In this Czech-American TV online Broadcast you will see: Czech Traditions:  Folk Costumes in Brezolupy Czech Traditions: Decorating of Easter Eggs  Czech-American TV celebrates 18 years of Broadcast with the new mascot Czech Honza. Czech Made: About Velorex from Radio Prague International Special Report: Czech Schools in the US Czech Cooking:  Chodsko Kolache Czech Song: This […]

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Hradecko, Krkonose

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The Merkur kit is inextricably linked to the city, where it has been manufactured since its inception. Last year, the company celebrated its 100th anniversary.

Museum shows historical development of lace from the 18th century to the present. Lacemaking has also belonged to the List of Intangible Assets of Traditional Folk Culture of the Czech Republic since 2020.

The museum is a great reminder of decisive battle of the Prussian-Austrian war which took place near Hradec Kralove, known as Battle of Sadova.

Hradek u Nechanic Chateau is one of the most distinguished neo-Gothic buildings in the Czech Republic.

The tourist instructive trail of Czechoslovak fortifications, built in the region Orlické hory in the years 1936 – 1938, consists of fourteen information boards placed along the red tourist trap leading past Panské Pole, Anenský vrch and the fortress Hanička.