Karlštejn, one of the most important Czech castles, is the fourth mostly visited site in the country. Visit the medieval castle, seat of the king, and a former place for safe keeping the coronation jewels.
If you want to see a wonderful interior and rich collection of weapons and hunting trophies, do not hesitate to visit the castle situated very close to Prague.
Bohemian has always been famous for its production of fine crystal goods. If you want to get familiar with the whole process of production, you can visit the glass factory in Nižbor which products are known around the world.
Not so far from Prague, just on the confluence of Vltava and Elbe rivers, among large vineyards, lies a small town of Mělník with a lovely Renaissance chateau. In the chateau´s cellars you can taste local wine.
If you like beer and especially the Czech one, we recommend to visit the Pilsner Urquell Brewery. The local beer production has a very long history as the brewery was founded about 150 years ago.
The fortress Terezín is a reminder of a tragic chapter of European history.
Are you interested in cars, design, technology, and history? In Škoda Car Factory you will see how to make a luxurious car from a screw.
Visit a beautiful small town nearby Prague written on the UNESCO´s World Heritage list. The inner decoration of the local chapel is made of human bones.
The famous luxurious spa situated in the western part of Bohemia where you can taste local mineral water but also go swimming in a pool with curative effects.
The second most visited city in the Czech Republic is located in a charming landscape nearby Austrian borders. The dominant landmark is a beautiful chateau with rich interiors.
