Czech Republic Attractions

The Czech Republic is a fairy tale country complete with an overabundance of castles, ruins, chateaux and villas throughout the hilly countryside; the Czech Republic truly deserves the label the country of castles, villas chateaux. As the country is small it is possible to reach many gorgeous fortresses and stately homes from the capital city of Prague by train, bus or car; perfect for a day trip outside of the bustling city! The majestic castles, gorgeous chateaux and innovative villas open their massive doors in early spring and close for the winter in late autumn, but it is of course ...

The Czech Republic is full of picturesque and interesting villages and towns that feature castles, breweries, chateaux, monasteries, spas, beautiful surrounding countryside and much more. Luckily the size of the Czech Republic is quite small making it easy to visit your choice destination via train, car or bus. So pack your bags, leave the city and head for a traditional Czech village to really experience the Czech Republic! 

The Czech Republic is full of religious sites. Visit any small village and you will probably find a castle or a chateau, but you will most definitely find an ancient church or place of worship. The capital city of Prague boasts grand cathedrals, various pilgrimage sites, a few synagogues, small chapels and more.

Natural attractions in the Czech Republic have been drawing crowds for centuries – and its easy to see why. With its relaxed natural beauty, the Czech Republic allows visitors to see world-class beauties in the form of caves, mountains, forests, and more, in an unpretentious and easily-accessible environment. Go snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, hiking or leisurely mushroom picking in Šumava or Krkonoše, appreciate the mystical attraction of the caves just outside of Prague or in the easterly areas around Ostrava, or soak up the dramatic splendor of the rock formations in Česky Raj, or ...