Guide about Prague and the Czech Republic
Moravia
Austerlitz - Slavkov u Brna
On the first weekend of December, history enthusiasts reenact the battle in historical costume with thousand of participants. The open-air show - often in snow - starts around 1 pm and lasts 2 hours. Make sure to wear warm clothes. More informations Zamek Slavkov - Austerlitz Castle: Open in April f… guide
Brno
For over seven centuries, Špilberk Castle has dominated the skyline of Brno, a reminder of the safety and protection it provided. However, there have been times in the history of Brno when the fortress inspired fear and represented oppression for the city's residents. Over the course of the centurie… guide
Kroměříž
At the Arcibiskupský palác (Archbishop's Palace), visitors can admire fully furnished rooms with rococo frescoes which are among the most magnificient in Europe. In these rooms, Miloš Forman shot several scenes for his film Amadeus. The castle has a library, paintings gallery and a musical sec… guide
Lednice-Valtice
Lednice Castle was built for the Liechtenstein dynasty, and a tour of the interior presents the family’s history. Guests will discover stylish furniture, ceilings with rich decorations and a staircase made using a single oak tree. Tours of the castle's interior are performed in guided groups. Openin… guide
Mikulov
Mikulov may be small (less than 8,000 inhabitants) but it has all the charm you would expect from Moravia. Historic sights include Mikulov Castle and the Piarist College. Of special interest is the town's Jewish quarter - before WWII, Mikulov was an important Jewish community. The few buildings stil… guide
Moravskoslezské Beskydy - The Beskid Mountains - Rožnov pod Radhoštěm
At the Rožnov eco-museum - the largest in the Czech Republic and one of the most beautiful in Central Europe - visitors will find traditional houses and discover time-honoured Czech customs. The museum is particularly popular during the Christmas and Easter seasons. A world-renowned folk festi… guide
Moravský Krumlov
Mucha's famous Slav Epic can be seen at Moravský Krumlov Castle (open April to October, Tuesday-Sunday 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 pm).The story of the Slav Epic is as interesting as the paintings themselves. Mucha spent 18 years completing the twenty works of art now known as the Slav Epic, which tells… guide
Nový Jičín
Nový Jičín was founded in the 13th century. Travellers will find the remains of an old fortress, Renaissance and baroque buildings, including the Old Post Office dating back to 1563. The Lords of Žerotín founded the castle in the 16th century. Originally built in the romanesque style, castle v… guide
Moravia
The Beskyd Mountains
Unspoilt countryside, small ski resorts and easy to semi-difficult slopes – superb conditions for a winter family holida. … guide
Moravia
Třebíč
Inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage list, Třebíč's Jewish quarter is located amidst small back alleys. Visitors can identify the town hall, the rabbi’s office, the hospital, the hospice and the old school. There are also two synagogues. The 17th-century Jewish cemetary is situated nearby.The ba… guide
Znojmo
Fromt the top of Znojmo's town hall, visitors have a wonderful view over Znojmo and the surrounding magnificent landscape.Znojmo's Rotunda svaté Kateřiny (Rotunda of Saint Catherine) is a romanesque rotunda and one of the oldest in Czech Republic. It contains a unique series of romanesque paintings.… guide
Map of regions
Weather in the Czech Republic
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22. 11.
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