Czechia
Czechia is a country made for wandering. Around every corner, you’ll find a beautiful square, a centuries-old castle or a charming town that makes you want to stay just a little longer.
Travel Inspiration for Czechia
Cobblestone streets beneath your feet, colourful façades, impressive castles and a cold Czech beer on a sunny terrace: welcome to Czechia! Prague may be the star of the show, but there’s so much more to discover beyond the capital. Wander through the fairytale-like streets of Český Krumlov, explore centuries-old castles and head into the countryside for beautiful walks through the Czech landscape.
Travel Inspiration for the Czechia
Prague is without a doubt one of the most charming cities in Europe. Discover our tips, itineraries, and personal stories about the Golden City: from its iconic cobblestone streets and historic bridges to hidden courtyards, the best cafés, and charming places to stay.
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Travel Inspiration for the Czechia
Prague is without a doubt one of the most charming cities in Europe. Discover our tips, itineraries, and personal stories about the Golden City: from its iconic cobblestone streets and historic bridges to hidden courtyards, the best cafés, and charming places to stay.
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Practical Tips for a Trip to the Czechia
Prague is a great starting point for discovering Czechia’s rich history, impressive architecture and atmospheric neighbourhoods. From the best time to visit and getting around to hidden gems, local hotspots and charming places to stay, we share our favourite tips for your trip.
What are the best things to do in Prague?
Prague is known for its breathtaking historic center. Stroll along the iconic Charles Bridge at sunrise, wander through the charming alleys of Old Town Square, and admire the view from Prague Castle. In addition to these well-known classics, the city boasts a vibrant coffee culture and countless hidden courtyard gardens. Check out our article on Things to Do in Prague for the best sights and local hotspots.
What is the best place to stay in Prague?
For a first trip to Prague, Staré Město (the Old Town) and Malá Strana are great choices, with many sights within walking distance. Looking for a more laid-back, trendy neighbourhood with great restaurants and fewer tourists? Take a look at Vinohrady or Karlín. In our article on Where to Stay in Prague we share the best neighborhoods and our favorite hotels.
What is the easiest way to get around the city?
Prague’s historic centre is best explored on foot. For longer distances, the city’s excellent public transport system makes getting around easy. The metro and iconic red trams are affordable, reliable and connect you quickly to all corners of the city.
Is the Czechia a good destination for a road trip?
Absolutely! Czechia is wonderfully diverse and, thanks to its manageable distances, ideal for a varied road trip. Combine the energy and romance of Prague with the spectacular rock formations of Bohemian Paradise, the fairytale town of Český Krumlov or the rolling vineyards and historic castles of Moravia.
What is the best time to visit the Czechia?
Spring (May and June) and autumn (September and October) are ideal for exploring Czechia. Temperatures are pleasant for city breaks and outdoor activities, and you’ll avoid the busiest periods. Prague is especially magical around December, when its atmospheric Christmas markets fill the city, while the summer months are perfect for heading into the countryside.
