Czech Republic
Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or an outdoor enthusiast, the Czech Republic is sure to captivate. In addition to its cities, the country is also home to breathtaking natural landscapes, including the Bohemian Forest, the Moravian Karst, and the Krkonoše Mountains. These areas offer excellent opportunities for hiking, skiing, and outdoor recreation, making the Czech Republic a perfect destination for nature lovers. Check out our top Czech Republic travel tips below to speed up the planning process.
Czechs on the record as the world’s greatest beer lovers, chugging more brews, per capita, than anyone, anywhere else on earth, here we present five of the best places to whet your whistle in beautiful, historic Prague.
We will take you on a whirlwind tour of the city to discover the best shopping in Prague and where to buy that perfect gift or a little something for yourself!
Fortunately, filmmakers in search of grandiose landscapes and unusual, timeless places have explored the Czech Republic and brought them to light in numerous films, including the excellent “The World of Narnia”.
The culinary history of the Czech Republic is rooted in war, invasions and hunger. Here are some classical dishes, and where you can taste them in Prague!
To really visit Prague, you have to go where the locals live and play! Our suggestions on where to eat and drink in 5 different neighbourhoods in the city.
In case you need some convincing, here are our top 10 reasons to visit Prague on your next vacation.
24 hours in Prague might not be enough to get your fill but this itinerary that will allow you to see and taste as much of the Czech capital as possible.
185,900,000: number of litres of beer consumed by Czechs in 2018. Here are 4 unique ways to enjoy beer in Prague, city of Czech Republic.
There’s no better way to explore and experience Prague than by jumping on the tram! Live like a local and ride the rails to discover this exciting city.
If you’re looking to enjoy a view of Prague with fewer crowds, skip the usual suspects and check out these three locals’ spots.
Discover two of Prague’s hippest, prettiest, and most accessible neighbourhoods.
Business is booming at Prague’s many independent kavernas (cafes). Sitting in one of these landmark spots, teeming with heritage, will make your day – and wait till you see the food!