Czechia: Hotels and Accommodation

The historic centre of Prague illustrates continuous urban development from the Middle Ages to the present day. This is of interest to travellers who are interested in the development of a city across several historical periods.

You can book a hotel in Czechia.

Culture

Prague is an urban architectural ensemble of outstanding quality in its monuments and townscape. Since the reign of Charles IV, Prague has been an intellectual and cultural centre of its region.

Nature

Czechia has four national parks: Krkonošský National Park, Šumava National Park, České Švýcarsko National Park and Podyjí National Park.

The Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic manages 24 protected landscape areas.

History

The Lednice-Valtice Cultural Landscape is a deliberately designed cultural landscape created specifically by a single family. The country houses within the cultural landscape serve as architectural museums and are open to the public. This combination appeals to travellers interested in designed cultural landscapes and architecture in Czechia.

Kutná Hora developed through silver mining and became a royal town in the 14th century.

The Great Spa Towns of Europe is a transnational cultural heritage site that also includes spa towns in Czechia. The spa towns developed around natural mineral water springs. The spa landscapes are used for exercise, relaxation and enjoyment.

Geographical location

Krkanka is located in the surrounding area of Czechia. Bučina is also located in the surrounding area of Czechia.

Zámek Kačina is located in the wider regional area of Czechia. Ostojovka (Ledeč nad Sázavou-Souboř) is likewise located in the wider regional area of Czechia.

Na Hatích (Golčův Jeníkov-Římovice) is located in the nearby surroundings of Czechia.

Other regions: Olomouc, Karlovy Vary, Central Bohemia, Prague, Pilsen, Liberec, Hradec Králové, Pardubice.

Other regional pages: Jihlava, Moravian-Silesian Region, Zlín, South Moravia, Ústí nad Labem, South Bohemian Region.

Cycling

Czechia has four EuroVelo routes; cycling connections between the regions are integrated into the rail network.

Most long-distance cycle paths in Czechia are connected to the railway network, and most trains have a dedicated bicycle carriage.

The historic centre of Český Krumlov is an outstanding example of a small Central European medieval town whose architectural heritage has remained intact over several centuries.