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Wonders of Czechia
Moravská Třebová – a neglected pearl of the Renaissance
In our new photo series we present the town of Moravská Třebová, by the Třebůvka River on the border of Bohemia and Moravia.
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Vyšehrad: The mythical cradle of Prague
Prague's Vyšehrad, which lies on the other side of the river, was once a rival to Prague Castle itself. Today it remains a site connected to many core Czech national myths.
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Replica of historic Czech wooden church rises from the ashes
The wooden Corpus Christi church of Třinec-Guty stood for over 450 years before being burnt to the ground by arson. A replica is now rising like a phoenix from the ashes.
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Small is beautiful: Prague museum focuses on micro miniature art
Prague's Museum of Miniatures requires visitors to use a microscope or magnifying glass to view its exhibits, which belong to the micro miniature art genre.
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Health minister: very few Czech tourists return home with COVID-19
Only a handful of Czech tourists returning home from foreign summer holidays have tested positive for the coronavirus, Minister of Health Adam Vojtěch told Czech Radio.
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Initiator: I was extremely surprised we got permission to erect Marian column
The most divisive construction of the year in Prague is surely a Marian column that recently appeared on Old Town Square. We speak to an initiator of the replica.
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Wonders of Czechia
Mariánské Lázně spa resort in Western Bohemia
In our new photo series we present the second biggest spa resort in the Czech Republic –Mariánské Lázně in Western Bohemia.
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The Tumultuous History of Prague’s Shrine of the Infant Jesus
In the first episode of our series Landmark Prague Stories, we visit the Church of Our Lady Victorious in the Lesser Quarter with its famous statue of the Infant Jesus.
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Wonders of Czechia
Sněžka – the highest Czech peak
Sněžka is the highest mountain peak in the Czech Republic, and is found in the Krkonoše Mountains in the far north-east of Bohemia.
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Traditional tourist sites open to visitors after long break
With the start of the summer holidays, most of the Czech Republic’s castles and chateaux, as well as other tourist destinations, are opened to the public again.
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Czech Republic opens up to more tourists from Europe and beyond
More tourists are now allowed to travel to the Czech Republic after the Ministry of Foreign Affairs updated its list of countries whose tourists can visit.
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Czech adventurer conquers highest peaks of all European states
Czech adventurer Jaromír Zaoral, who lives in Sweden, has set an unusual world record – he conquered the highest peaks of Europe in less than a year.
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