Europe
Czech Republic
In this small country at the heart of Europe, you will always have a copious wealth of natural and cultural treasures within reach.
Nowhere is too far for you to be able to set out for. Discover the historical heritage of the Czech Republic: the most interesting castles and chateaux, UNESCO monuments and also the fascinating atmosphere of ancient cities. Treat yourself to a stay in the Czech spas and allow yourself to be pampered, body and mind. But don’t forget the monasteries, mountains and national parks. In short, stay in the places you like and make time for unusual experiences according to your taste and inclination!
Average Temperature (°C)
Summer
17
Autumn
7
Winter
-1
Interesting Fact
The Czech Republic has the highest castle density in the world. Get your fix of medieval charm with more than 2,000 around the country to Czech out.
Discover Czech Regions...
VYSOCINA
On the Border of Moravia and Bohemia
EAST BOHEMIA
Taking It Easy in the East
SOUTH BOHEMIA
Land of Lakes, Castles and Pleasant Landscape
PRAGUE
City of a Hundred Spires, a UNESCO monument
NORTH BOHEMIA
Romantic Rocks and Mountains
WEST BOHEMIA
Land of the Great Spas
MORAVIA AND SILESIA
Mountains and Traditional Villages
CENTRAL BOHEMIA
Beautiful Countryside with Many Attractions
Ideal for...
Historical Towns
Set out on a trip to cities full of romantic atmospheres and pulsing with life! Unforgettable experiences await you – breathtaking views and superb culinary delights while taking a seat in one of the cafes or restaurants specializing in regional products.
Theatre and Music
The Czech Republic has rich cultural roots and is the cradle of famous composers. Here you will find magnificent concert and theatre halls, and dozens of music and theatre festivals of all genres take place here every year. If the cultural scene is part of your DNA, then the Czech Republic is just the right spot for you.
Castles and Chateaux
The Czech Republic is known for its impressive castles and chateaux which have been well preserved throughout the centuries and are examples of various architectural styles, from early medieval Romanesque to the early 20th century Art Nouveau.
