If you’ve read our post 5 Reasons to Visit Brno, you already know that the second largest Czech city is worth your time. Here are the top 10 things you shouldn’t skip during your stay.
5 Reasons to Visit Brno
Here are 5 reasons to visit Brno, the second largest city of Czechia. History Brno’s history projects into its architecture and legends. You will hear the cathedral bells ring noon at 11 am to remember how the city’s occupation by the Swedish army ended and you will know why there’s a dragon hanging in the …
Where to go in Brno with children
If you come to Brno with children, you probably wonder how to entertain them. Here is a list of places to go and things to do.
Litomyšl – a town you will not want to leave
When you find the border between Bohemia and Moravia on a map and look closely in its northern half, you will find Litomyšl. This town is the pearl of the Svitavy District in the Pardubice Region. Not only it is the birthplace of Bedřich Smetana, one of the most significant composers of all times, but also a beautifully kept municipality which hosts important music events including Smetanova Litomyšl (Smetana’s Litomyšl). Continue reading “Litomyšl – a town you will not want to leave”
Afternoon Walk in Lesser Town, Prague
Whether you have only a little time on your hands or just fancy a quiet afternoon in Prague, here’s our very favorite walk in Lesser Town (Malá Strana in Czech) that will allow you to see this charming part of Prague and not get too tired before you head off on another adventure. On the …
Český Krumlov – Live the Fairy Tale
If we should pick one place in Bohemia to visit except for Prague, it would be Český Krumlov. This South-Bohemian town is so exceptional, so magical. If you want to know why you should visit and have your breath taken away, read on.
Prague Sightseeing Essentials
Prague, the Gem of Central Europe, the City of the Hundred Spires, the Golden City… those are just some of the names given to the capital of the Czech Republic. According to one of the legends princess Libuše prophesied standing over the river Vltava: “I see a great city whose glory will touch the skies”. Here …