Travel
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CzechTourism presents revival plan for hard-hit tourist industry
The government agency CzechTourism on Tuesday presented its long-term strategy for reviving the tourist industry post-coronavirus.
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What’s in a name? Prague to explain rich history behind street signs
Retired Prague archivist and chronicler Antonín Ederer has been called in to lend his expertise to a project explaining how streets in the historic centre got their names.
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Wonders of Czechia
Old Jewish cemetery in Kolín
More than 2,600 gravestones have been preserved at the Old Jewish cemetery in the Central Bohemian town of Kolín.
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The story of the Czech “Bethlehem”
Czechia has a Bethlehem. No one knows when and why it got its biblical name, but it is a unique quarter of 200-years-old log cottages in the town of Hlinsko.
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The Story of Moravian Wine
In the eastern part of the Czech Republic, Saint Martin’s day is a celebration of wine.
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Wonders of Czechia
Pardubice’s historical centre – a repository of architectural styles
Visitors to the East Bohemian city of Pardubice can enjoy walking through its picturesque centre and look out over the surroundings from its Green gate.
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New long-distance hiking trail crosses Czechia from west to east
A new long-distance hiking trail has recently opened in the Czech Republic. Cesta Českem or Czechia Trail leads along the country’s northern borders.
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Wonders of Czechia
Autumn in Divoka Sarka nature reserve
he Divoká Šárka nature reserve is is a popular day-trip destination for hikers, cyclists and families with children.
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Wonders of Czechia
Mělník – Where the Elbe and Vltava meet
The most beautiful view of the confluence of the Elbe and Vltava rivers can be either from the terrace of Mělník Chateau or the city’s church tower.
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Wonders of Czechia
Průhonice Park
Průhonice Park, located on the south edge of Prague, is a listed UNESCO World Heritage Site and Czech National Heritage Landmark.
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Libušín – a jewel of folk Art Nouveau in the Beskids
One of the symbols of the Beskid Mountains – a legendary cottage – reopened to the public this year, six years after a fire.
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Czechs plan holidays abroad despite surge in coronavirus cases
Despite the record-high numbers of new coronavirus cases, Czechs are still interested in buying foreign holiday packages.
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