Czechia is lately one of the most attractive destinations in Central Europe. No wonder considering the number of magical castles, UNESCO sites, so many artists and beer! From famous Franz Kafka and Antonin Dvorak to everyday tourists, everyone finds their inspiration in beautiful cities such as Prague, Brno and Karlovy Vary. Yet, if you would […]
In the western historical region of Bohemia in Czechia, lies a small spa town called Karlovy Vary. Also known as Karlsbad, the population of this prominent resort is around 48.500 people. The official language is Czech and the official currency is Chezch Koruna (≈0.039 €). Karlovy Vary has the typical European influenced climate with warm […]
Brno is the second largest city in Czech Republic, founded around the year 1000 and it served as the capital of Moravia until 1948. Today it represents the administrative center of the South Moravian region. City of Brno has around 400 000 inhabitants, out of which almost 90 000 are students. That is no surprise […]
Český Krumlov, located in the deep south of Bohemia, is a fairy tale-like town in the Czech Republic. It is home to about 13 000 people and full of Baroque and Renaissance architecture, along with an enormous Castle and an old-town square. Alongside that, there are many lively bars and riverside picnic spots, all of […]
Nestled in Central Europe, the Czech Republic has been a popular travel destination for some time now. The stunning Medieval towns, castles, churches and gardens transform this country into a Gothic fairy tale. Its long history, twelve UNESCO World Heritage Sites, interesting culture and great people make Czech Republic a place worth experiencing. If you […]
Not many people venture from the Czech Republic’s capital, Prague, and decide to visit the centre of Moravia – Brno. The country’s second biggest city attracts not only students from across Europe, but other generations as well, with its lively club and entertainment scene, whose modern cafes, bars and restaurants have put Brno under the […]
Brno–Tuřany Airport (BRQ) is an airport serving the city of Brno and the second busiest airport in the Czech Republic. It is located about 7.5 kilometres southeast from the city centre. The airport has one terminal that consists of two concourses. More than 500 000 passengers used the Brno Airport in 2018. How to get […]
If you ever wanted to find yourself in a Gothic fairytale, then Prague is the choice for you! Centuries-old tradition, beautiful architecture and a vibrant culture life create a perfect destination for everyone who calls himself a real traveler! Prague successfully combines the best of modern world with its antique customs and buildings. We seriously […]
City of a Hundred Spires, or as we know it, Prague, is among the most visited cities in Europe. Why is that? Well, the Old Town Hall with the famous Astronomical Clock, the Jewish Quarter, the charming Vltava river, the magnificent Charles Bridge and Church of St. Nicholas, the lovely Prague Castle, super-cheap beer, delicious […]
As the ‘City of a Thousand Spires’, Prague is one of Europe’s architectural gems. From Gothic and Baroque to Renaissance and Art Nouveau styles, the city has been an important UNESCO World Heritage Site which attracts more and more tourists each year. The narrow streets open up onto fantastic squares which are home to medieval-looking […]