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Kutná Hora: City of UNESCO Sites
Kutná Hora and the nearby village Sedlec are hiding numerous treasures such as impressive cathedrals, creepy ossuary, the best chocolate in the world, and many others. You will be surprised how many hidden gems can be found in such a small…
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Znojmo: Wine Town with a View to the National Park
Znojmo was ranked as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. There is no doubt about that. Thanks to its wine culture and historical architecture, it offers unique genius loci. Furthermore, Znojmo is an entry gate to the National…
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Telč: Hidden Gem Between Bohemia and Moravia
The historical city center of Telč is a proud member of UNESCO, and you will understand why once you visit the city. The square is full of colorful houses from the Renaissance period that you won’t find anywhere else in this…
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Litomyšl: Town of History and Modern Architecture
Litomyšl is unique at least in three aspects – chateaus listed in UNESCO, the birthplace of Bedřich Smetana, and modern architecture. Especially, the third point is surprising, but it makes this town completely unique. About Litomyšl Litomyšl is a city of…
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Mikulov: City of Wine and Jewish History
Mikulov is a great starting point for your exploration of South Moravia, the region of wines, and impressive history. This picturesque town offers not only touristic sights but also a character of the former Jewish population who had their spiritual center…
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Písek: City with the Oldest Bridge in Czechia
Písek is a picturesque town with the oldest bridge in Central Europe, but also with diverse nature. You can explore ponds and hills around the city, and stop by the medieval chateau Blatná. Písek City Center Do you know where you…
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Příbram: Czech Gulag and Mining Tour Underground
During the Austrian-Hungarian Empire, our territory was popular for ore mining. During the Cold War, our natural resources of uranium were crucial for the Soviet Union, to produce nuclear weapons. Today, you can have a tour around labor camp and mining…
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Lidice: Final Solution of the WW2
The village Lidice supposed to be wiped off the map during WW2. In 1942, Hitler ordered to kill all the inhabitants, after the successful assassination of Nazi ruler Reinhard Heydrich. If you are interested in the story behind the disappearance of…
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Terezín: Memorial of the Painful History
Originally, Terezín was constructed as a fortress to defend Bohemian lands. Paradoxically, it became a prison for people defending their country and for people of Jewish origin. What I found interesting are two different faces of Terezín, because life in Small…
