The capital city of the Czech Republic, it is no surprise that it is nicknamed the “heart of Europe.” A metropolis, centre of business and tourist paradise. See a millennium of landmarks, try specialities from Czech and foreign cuisine, enjoy the cultural and sporting possibilities. Endless opportunities attract visitors from all over the world!

The Czech Republic’s largest tourism region, spread out around the capital city of Prague. You can visit natural monuments (the Český ráj (Bohemian Paradise) and Kokořínsko nature reserves, etc.), a multitude of castles and chateaus (Karlštejn, Konopiště, Křivoklát, Nelahozeves, Veltrusy, etc.) or famous towns and cities (Kutná Hora, Poděbrady, Lidice, etc.).

One of the Czech Republic’s largest and most popular tourist regions, an area of fish ponds (Rožmberk, Lipno) and a paradise for cyclists (flat surfaces). Holašovice and Český Krumlov area on the UNESCO list. Our tips: České Budějovice, Jindřichův Hradec, Písek, Tábor (the Hussite Museum), Zvíkov castle and the Hluboká nad Vltavou, Blatná and Červená Lhota chateaus.

The area spreading out around Plzeň (Pilsen) beckons tourists to visit many castles and chateaus (Zbiroh, Blatná etc.) and trips to the forested countryside. Plzeň itself came to fame through the production of the world-renowned beer Pilsner Urquel. It is possible to visit the Brewery Museum with a beer-tasting tour. Other sights include the St Bartholomew’s Cathedral or the Great Synagogue.

One of the Czech Republic’s most popular regions is spread out over the southwest section of the country. This mountain range, suitable for summer and winter vacations, offers virgin nature, hiking and biking trails, skiing, swimming and tourist centres with well-developed facilities. Our tips: Holašovice (UNESCO), Sušice with the Šumava Museum, Železná Ruda.

This triangle of spa cities in Western Bohemia attracts tourists from home and abroad. Apart from the spa cities (Karlovy Vary, Mariánské Lázně, Františkovy Lázně, Kynžvart, Konstantinovy Lázně) you can visit the Slavkovský les (Slavkov Forest) nature reserve, Cheb, Sokolov or some of the castles and chateaus (e.g. Loket, Bečov nad Teplou).

A mountain range on the border of the Czech Republic and Germany, suitable for summer and winter vacations. Our tips: Ústí nad Labem (the Zoo and Střekov castle), Teplice (spa, water park), the Boží Dar mountain resort, the highest mountain Klínovec, plus several castles and chateaus (Hauenštejn, Duchcov, Klášterec nad Ohří, etc.).

A popular recreation area around Macha’s Lake, in the northwest part of Bohemia. Stays in the towns of Ralsko or Doksy (swimming), trips to the countryside in the Kokořínsko nature reserve, countless castles and chateaus (Bezděz, Sloup v Čechách, Houska, Benešov nad Ploučnicí, Házmburk, etc.). Our tip: the Terezín memorial - a former concentration camp.

One of the Czech Republic’s most beautiful areas located fully north by the German border. A region ideal for trips to virgin nature (the České Švýcarsko National Park) studded with bizarre rock formations (the Labské pískovce nature reserve, Pravčická brána, Tiské stěny).

A mountain range located in the north of the Czech Republic on the border with Poland, suitable for summer and winter vacations. Tourism, skiing, swimming and more. Don’t miss the Jizera Mountains nature reserve, Ještěd, Špičák, Severák, Tanvald, Bedřichov, Albrechtice. The city of Liberec is the gateway to the region.

One of the Czech Republic’s northernmost projections, a small region with large opportunities. Visit the Frýdlant castle and chateau, Hejnice, the Libverda spa or the Smrk summit with an observation tower.

The Giant Mountains (Krkonoše in Czech, Karkonosze in Polish and Riesengebirge in German) are the most famous mountains in the Czech Republic with the highest Czech peak, Sněžka. Skiing in the winter, hiking in the summer, an active vacation. The most popular tourist destinations: The Krkonoše National Park, Rokytnice nad Jizerou, Pec pod Sněžkou, Špindlerův Mlýn, Harrachov, Jilemnice, Vrchlabí, Janské Lázně, the source of the Elbe, etc.

A region that is simply perfect for outings offers castles and chateaus, sandstone cliffs, sights and more. Our tip: Turnov, fairy tale Jičín, Hruboskalsko with its chateau, the Bozkov Dolomite Caves, Kost castle, the Sychrov chateau, Hrubý Rohozec, Mnichovo Hradiště and more.

The Adršpach-Teplice Rocks are the most widely visited nature reserves in the Czech Republic. You can find sandstone cliffs, the ruins of the Adršpach castle, Broumov rock faces, Křížový Vrch and more.

A mountain range in the northeast part of the Czech Republic, on the border with Poland. Skiing in the winter, hiking in the summer, an active vacation. Our tip: Náchod, Opočno, Rychnov nad Kněžnou, Letohrad, Ústí nad Orlicí, Kostelec nad Orlicí, Velká Deštná, Častolovice.

An extensive tourist area including northeast Bohemia except for the Orlické Mountains. A region full of important towns and cities: Hradec Králové, Pardubice, Litomyšl, Moravská Třebová. Historic tourist destinations: Kuks, the Pecka, Svojanov and Košumberk castles, the Hrádek u Nechanic and Karlova Koruna chateaus, Smiřice. Also the Dvůr Králové Zoo, the Hlinsko and Veselý Kopec open-air museums, Lázně Bohdaneč, etc.

A mountain range in North Moravia, it offers recreation in the summer and in the winter – skiing, swimming, excursions. Our tip: The Rychlebské hory (Rychlebské Mountains), Kralický Snežník, Praděd, the Jeseník and Priessnitz spas, Karlova Studánka, Velké Losiny, the Na Pomezí and Na Špičáku caves.

An area on the border with Poland which is notorious for its heavy industry. But you can also spend a wonderful vacation here, enjoying your visits to interesting places. Ostrava and the Mining Museum, Bohumín, Karviná, the Fryštát chateau, Český Těšín, Opava, the Kravaře chateau, Štramberk castle, the Tatra Kopřivnice Technical Museum, etc.

The Beskids nature reserve covers the mountainous region on the Czech-Slovak border. Wallachia became famous as a region of culinary specialities – try the kyselica soup and mutton goulash! Several ski resorts: Pustevny, Lysá hora, Soláň, etc. Also visit the open-air museums in Rožnov pod Radhoštem, Radhošť, Zlín, Valašské Meziříčí, Vsetín.

One of the Czech Republic’s loveliest tourist regions will delight lovers of nature, history and cultural monuments. Our tips: UNESCO sites (Kroměříž, Olomouc – Holy Trinity Column), Prostějov, Přerov, the Bouzov, Šternberk and Helfštýn castles, the Mladečské and Javoříčské caves.

Wonderful nature, folk traditions and good food – the Moravian Slovakia region offers it all. Visit Uherské Hradiště and the local Museum of Moravian Slovakia, Hodonín spa, the Buchlovice chateau, Buchlov castle, Kyjov, Veselí nad Moravou or the open-air archaeological museum in Modrá!

Brno is the Czech Republic's second-largest city, made famous by the Trade Fairs Brno complex and the Špilberk and Veveří castles. The most interesting tourist region in the area is the Moravian Karst, where the Punkva caves, Macocha abyss, Balcarka, Výpustek, Kateřinská and Sloupsko-šošůvské caves are worth seeing. There are also castles and chateaus: Boskovice, Rájec nad Svitavou, Nový hrad, Holštejn.

A unique natural landscape complex with an area of about 300 km2 (UNESCO), located by the border with Austria – dominated by the Lednice and Valtice chateaus, Minaret observation tower and more. In addition to this it offers the South Moravian wine towns of Znojmo and Mikulov, Vranov nad Dyjí, Břeclav, the Pálava nature reserve and Dolní Věstonice, famous for the discovery of the prehistoric Venus figure, the Venus of Dolní Věstonice.

An extensive highlands region located in the central part of the Czech Republic. The most interesting tourist destinations: Telč, Třebíč and Žďár nad Sázavou – The Pilgrimage Church of Saint John of Nepomuk on Zelená Hora (all three UNESCO), the Žďárské vrchy nature reserve, the Náměšť nad Oslavou and Chotěboř chateaus, Pernštejn and Roštejn castles, Jihlava, Havlíčkův Brod, Pelhřimov.