Our travel guides to the Czech Republic
Welcome to our curated Czechia travel guides. The Czech Republic is so much more than just its beautiful capital, Prague. Having explored this diverse country firsthand, we have gathered our best travel tips, road trip itineraries, and guides to help you discover both iconic landmarks and hidden gems. From fairy-tale castles and lush national parks to world-class spa towns and rich cultural traditions, our expert advice will guide you to the very best things to do in Czechia.
Best time to visit Czech Republic
The best time to visit the Czech Republic is in spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October). During these periods, the weather is pleasant with mild temperatures, making it ideal for exploring cities such as Prague, Český Krumlov, and Karlovy Vary. Spring brings flourishing parks and fewer tourists, while autumn offers beautiful autumn colours in the landscape and harvest festivals.
The summer months (July and August) are also popular for tourism, but it can get hot and crowded with visitors, especially in Prague. Winter (November to February) beckons with Christmas markets and snow-covered castles, but temperatures can be cold, especially in mountainous areas. For culture enthusiasts and nature lovers, spring and autumn are the most pleasant seasons to travel.
What to Expect from Czech Republic
Language
The official language in the Czech Republic is Czech. The Language is related to Polish and Slovak. However, most Czech people speak English so there’s no problem with the communication.
Currency
The currency in the Czech Republic is the Czech koruny.
What to buy in Czech Republic
Bohemian glass is worth looking for in the Czech Republic They are also big on beer and cosmetics. Or buy something from the Kafka museeum.
Other information about Czech Republic
The Czech Republic has the world’s highest per capita beer consumption, and Pilsner beer originated here, in the city of Plzeň. The Czech Republic has over 2,000 castles and castles, making it one of the most castle-dense countries in the world.
Prague’s astronomical clock from 1410 is the oldest in the world that is still in operation.
Cubist architecture: Prague is one of the few cities in the world that has cubist buildings.
May Day is celebrated not only as Workers’ Day, but also as “Day of Love” in the Czech Republic, where couples kiss each other under cherry trees for happiness.
The word “robot” comes from the Czech word “robota”, which means “work”, and was coined by author Karel Čapek.
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Black light Theatre – “Aspects of Alice”
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The Odd side of Prague – Part II
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The Odd side of Prague
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Vignette – A must for Cars in some European countries
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