Outside Prague

Adršpach – Teplice rocks, a unique set of sandstone formations, are located in the north-eastern Bohemia, about 170 km from Prague, close to Polish borders. More Info

A territory of Bohemian Paradise enjoys the status of Protected Area and the status of UNESCO Geopark member. It is situated in the north of Bohemia, about 100 km from Prague, and spreads on the area of 180 km2. More Info

Český Krumlov is a unique medieval town located on the Vltava river in the South Bohemian region, whose history dates back to the 13th century. More Info

Krkonoše, sometimes referred as the „Giant Mountains”, are the highest mountains in the Czech Republic and the oldest National Park. It features the highest peak of the Czech Republic – Sněžka (1 602 m2). More Info

A famous spa city, named after its founder the King of Bohemia and Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV., is located in western Bohemia, about 130 km from Prague. More Info

Kutná Hora is a an ancient silver mining town, located in the central Bohemian region, about 70 km from Prague. The history of the city dates back into the XIII century, when its population grew quickly as the silver fewer took hold. More Info

Mariánské lázně, situated in western Bohemia, is a jewel of Czech spa towns. A Neo-classical and Art-Noveau spa town is set amongst mountains and boasts some beautiful scenery and a large variety of attractions. More Info

One of the largest (250 ha) and the most beautiful parks in the Czech republic is located about 10 km from the centre of Prague. More Info