Czech Republic News

The Czech Republic has so far been relatively little known as a holiday destination, apart from city breaks in the capital, Prague. However, the country also has beautiful natural areas that are particularly well suited to hiking and cycling. The Czech Republic is home to countless old monasteries, castles and chateaus worth visiting. Karlovy Vary is a famous Czech spa town, where relaxation and recuperation are the guests’ top priorities. Central Bohemia is the region surrounding the capital, Prague. It is shaped by numerous rivers, making it especially appealing to water sports enthusiasts. In winter, the Bohemian Forest, the Krkonoše Mountains and the Ore Mountains are a paradise for skiers: the slopes and cross-country trails are not overcrowded, and ski holidays are very affordable. Czechs themselves prefer to spend their holidays in the beautiful countryside of South Bohemia. Besides its stunning natural scenery of forests, lakes, mountains and rivers, South Bohemia also has many historical monuments and attractions to offer. In West Bohemia, on the border with Germany, there are many beautiful forests and lakes. There are also several spa towns, as the region is home to many mineral springs. Its unique natural environment is especially recommended for hikers, cyclists and nature lovers. The region of Moravia lies east of Prague and is best known for its wine-growing areas. The landscape is dominated by mountains, making it particularly popular with hikers and climbers. The south of Moravia is a very romantic region, with many castles, picturesque villages and cozy restaurants. If you are planning a holiday in the Czech Republic, we will keep you up to date here with the latest news from the country.