Czech Travel Agency

What to visit in the Czech Republic?

Architecture

In the Czech Republic you will find traces of the development of Central European architecture more than 1000 years old. Come get to know mysterious Gothic structures, Renaissance palaces or Baroque chapels. You can start your visit in Romanesque rotunda, then continue through billowing Baroque palaces, and finish off your trip at the pearl of modern living – the functionalist villa of Tugendhat.

Natural heritage, Mountains, Lakes

In sight of Prague, a varied region spreads out, in which rivers wind through deep valleys, bordered by deep forests. In the East Bohemia are mysterious rock cities and table mountains South is a landscape of forests and fishponds with beautiful countryside. The fairytale Bohemian Switzerland national park, mountains and rock cities – these are the main attractions of North Bohemia.

Historical towns, Castles and chateaux

Monastery complexes, Jewish monuments

There is a huge number of ecclesiastical sights and monuments that grace the country. There are Romanesque rotundas, Gothic cathedrals, Renaissance and Baroque chaples, churches and monasteries. Jewish culture has similarly long established roots. More than 200 Jewish cemeteries, synagogues and Jewish town quarters point to its presence going back 1000 years.

Why explore the Czech Republic?

Wellness & Healing Spas

There is a range of around 40 elegant spa towns with their beautiful architecture and parks make it one of the leading spa destinations in the world.The most famous Czech spa towns can be found in the west-Bohemian spa triangle, which is formed by Karlovy Vary, Marianske Lazne and Frantiskovy Lazne. . The collection of Czech spa “firsts” would not be complete without the inclusion of the spa towns of Jáchymov and Jeseník.

Czech Republic - the heart of Europe

Czech Republic is a country, that lies in the very heart of Europe. It is a country small in size, but its history is more than a thousand years old. Thanks to its rich history it has become a real paradise of the tourists. Every year there are millions of tourists, that have a lot to admire. Czech lands, lands of neverending cultural heritage, offer many interesting sightseeings.

UNESCO World Heritage List

The collection of Czech UNESCO sites comprises historic town centres, Christian and Jewish ecclesiastical monuments, castles surrounded by beautiful gardens, a village built in the folk Baroque style and one leading example of modern architecture. The Trebic Jewish quarter has a special place on the list as it was the first ever UNESCO listed Jewish site outside of Israel. The area of Cesky raj (Czech Paradise) has also been listed as a UNESCO Geopark.

You can visit more unique regions within short stay.

The Czech Republic is a fine example of extraordinary European variety. While occupying a relatively small area the country is made up of several completely different regions, each of which can be easily reached from the other

Good service at reasonable prices

One of the major advantages of tourism in the Czech Republic is the outstanding value for money it offers. While the standard of service remains extremely high, the price you pay will be more than acceptable. Even more reasonable prices can be found outwith the capital but the standard of service remains just as high.

Active holidays

The well sign-posted walking tracks have been in use for generations. Younger people may prefer jumping on a bike to take a faster trip along the many kilometres of paths. Mountain resorts are an ideal starting point for walking tours in the summer and a fantastic base for skiers in the winter.

Here are some Frequently Asked Questions

Below we have listed some of our most frequently asked questions from our guests.