Attractions in Czechia

Prague Stock Exchange

The most important marketplace for securities in the Czech Republic was re-established in 1992 after the fall of communism.

Tisa Walls

The Tisa Walls are a stunning sandstone rock labyrinth on the edge of Bohemian Switzerland.

Palava Hills

The Palava Hills are a prominent limestone massif in South Moravia.

Rip

Mount Rip is a solitary basalt hill in Central Bohemia and a major national symbol.

Historic Centre of Telč

The historic centre of Telč is famous for its long town square lined with Renaissance and Baroque houses.

Pravcicka brana

Pravcicka brana is the largest natural sandstone arch in Europe.

Villa Tugendhat

Villa Tugendhat in Brno is a masterpiece of modern architecture designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

Cathedral

St. Vitus Cathedral

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Punkva Caves

The Punkva Caves are the most visited cave system in the Czech Republic.

Bouzov Castle

Bouzov Castle is an imposing medieval fortress in Moravia, rebuilt in Romantic style at the end of the 19th century.

Cathedral

St. Barbara's Cathedral

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Český Krumlov Castle

Český Krumlov Castle towers over the medieval town of the same name and is the second largest castle complex in the Czech Republic.

Moravian Karst

The most significant karst area in Central Europe is home to over 1,100 caves.

Hluboká Castle

Originally a Gothic castle, Hluboká was rebuilt in the 19th century in the Windsor Neo-Gothic style.

Karlštejn Castle

A majestic Gothic castle founded in 1348 by Emperor Charles IV.

Prachov Rocks

This famous group of rocks in the Bohemian Paradise consists of tall sandstone towers shaped by erosion.

Konopiště Castle

Konopiště Castle is famous as the last residence of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria.

Cheb Castle

An imperial palace built in the 12th century by Frederick Barbarossa.

Palace

Valtice Chateau

Valtice Chateau was the main residence of the Princes of Liechtenstein and is a masterpiece of Baroque architecture.

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Vranov nad Dyjí Chateau

Vranov nad Dyjí Chateau stands on a cliff overlooking the Thaya River.

Orlík Castle

The castle stands on a rock by the shore of the Orlík reservoir.

Pernštejn Castle

One of the best-preserved Gothic castles in Moravia, known as the 'Marble Castle'.

Bezděz Castle

A significant early Gothic castle built in 1264 by King Ottokar II.

Palace

Kroměříž Archbishop's Palace

A magnificent Baroque residence of the Olomouc bishops, famous for its Flower Garden and Castle Garden.

Loket Castle

A massive 12th-century Romanesque-Gothic castle perched on a rocky promontory above the Ohře River.

Buchlov Castle

Buchlov Castle is a majestic royal castle situated on a hill in the Chřiby mountains.

Jindřichův Hradec Castle

The Jindřichův Hradec castle complex is the third largest in the Czech Republic.

Sychrov Castle

Sychrov Castle served as a residence for the French Rohan noble family.

Litomyšl Castle

An outstanding example of a 16th-century Renaissance arcade castle.

Adršpach-Teplice Rocks

A vast labyrinth of sandstone towers forms this 'rock city' in northeast Bohemia.

Kost Castle

Kost Castle is one of the best-preserved Gothic castles in Bohemia.

Znojmo

A historic royal town perched above the Dyje River, famous for its medieval fortification, vast underground labyrinth, and wine.

Cathedral

St. Bartholomew's Cathedral

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Telč

A UNESCO-listed town boasting arguably the most beautiful town square in the Czech Republic, lined with colorful Renaissance houses.

Krivoklat Castle

One of the oldest and most significant royal castles in the Czech Republic, nestled in the scenic Křivoklátsko protected area.

Mikulov

A charming South Moravian town dominated by a monumental Baroque castle and surrounded by sun-drenched vineyards.

Český Šternberk Castle

An imposing Gothic castle perched on a rocky outcrop above the Sázava River, owned by the Sternberg family since 1241.

Lipnice Castle

One of the largest Gothic castles in Bohemia, built in the 14th century.

Hukvaldy

One of Moravia's largest castle ruins, the birthplace of composer Leoš Janáček, and home to an expansive game park.

Nature

Šumava National Park

The largest national park in the country protects vast forests, peat bogs, and glacial lakes.

Troja Botanical Garden

Situated in Prague's Troja district, this facility features vast outdoor areas and the modern Fata Morgana greenhouse.

Krkonoše National Park

The oldest national park in the Czech Republic protects the country's highest mountain range on the Polish border.

Soos National Nature Reserve

The reserve near Františkovy Lázně is a peat bog with mofettes (mud volcanoes).

Průhonice Park

This UNESCO-listed landscape park is one of the country's most significant botanical gardens.

Třeboň Fishponds

The Třeboňsko UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is a unique system of man-made fishponds dating back to the Middle Ages.

Bohemian Switzerland National Park

The park in northern Bohemia is famous for its bizarre sandstone formations.

Lake

Macha Lake

Macha Lake is actually a large pond established in the 14th century by Emperor Charles IV.

Podyjí National Park

The smallest national park in the Czech Republic is located on the Austrian border.

Rejvíz Nature Reserve

The largest peat bog in Moravia is located in the Jeseníky Mountains.

Lake

Devil's Lake

Devil's Lake (Čertovo jezero) is the least accessible glacial lake in the Bohemian Forest.