Travel
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Wonders of Czechia
Karlštejn – 14th century castle built by Charles IV
Karlštejn is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Czech Republic, located 30 kilometres southwest of Prague.
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Landmark Prague Stories
Nový Svět: Quaint district once known as Naples of Prague
In a hidden corner of Prague’s Hradčany, the extremely picturesque Nový Svět (New World) district has over the years been home to servants, paupers and artists.
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Wonders of Czechia
Vltava River meander near Solenice
Some 70 kilometres south of Prague, near the town of Příbram, the Vltava River creates one of its most beautiful meanders, called the Solenice Horseshoe.
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Prague sees 94 percent fall in tourists in second quarter
New figures show how hard the Covid-19 lockdown hit Czech tourism. In the second quarter visitors were down 83 percent nationally – and no less than 94 percent in Prague.
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Landmark Prague Stories
Prague’s Faust House: home of alchemists and other peculiar residents
Prague’s Faust House, located on the southern side of Charles Square, is associated with a plethora of mysterious stories and legends.
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Ana Hernandez Blackstad: Fried cheese can’t be a hockey puck
As Las Saboritas, Ana Hernandez Blackstad and Alison Maciejewski have done 300+ Twitter reviews of Prague restaurants. The former discusses the dining scene, post-Covid.
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Wonders of Czechia
Soos Nature Reserve – a journey into the Quaternary
A vast peat bog with numerous mineral springs, dubbed the Czech Yellowstone, is home to a vast number of protected animal species as well as wetland and halophytes.
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Retracing the steps of Clementinum’s Jesuit astronomers
Directly across from Charles Bridge in Prague’s Old Town stands the Clementinum, home to the National Library and the oldest functioning meteorological station in Czechia.
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Libušín chalet reopens to public six years after being destroyed by fire
The reconstruction of Libušín, a historical chalet in the Beskydy Mountains in the east of the country, has been finally completed.
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Daliborka: Prague Castle’s medieval prison whose first inmate inspired a national legend
The Daliborka tower at Prague Castle is known to most Czechs as a prison and the site of a well-known national legend. It tells the story of Dalibor of Kozojedy.
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Barefoot Tourism association offers network of trails for “Earthing“ fans
The wellness trend of walking barefoot has some 3,000 enthusiastic proponents in the Czech Republic and a network of barefoot tourist trails where you can try it out.
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Historic part of Czech ‘Maginot line’ fortress opening to the public
Soon after Hitler came to power in 1933, Czechoslovakia began planning in earnest to build fortifications akin to the French Maginot Line to sustain any first onslaught.
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