If there is one place in the Czech Republic where you get the chance to disconnect from the stress of everyday life, it’s Žítková. It’s a place where you can feel the power of nature all around you and a place where the last “witches” in Moravia lived.
Are you a fan of the Twilight Saga, Bram Stoker’s Dracula or just like scary places? Take a look at these “vampire dens” in the Czech Republic!
Some of them have been here for decades or even centuries, being witness to historical events as well as serving people, other are the result of recent efforts. Let’s take a tour around the most Beautiful Windmills in the Czech Republic.
Mikulov is a town in the wine-growing part of Southern Moravia, Klentnice a village right next to it. Both places are excellent for short trips to enjoy nature, lush vineyards and experience the southern culture.
The chateau of Hluboká nad Vltavou could easily be the Czech Sleeping Beauty Castle. It’s surrounded by flower gardens and with interiors in wood and gold and you’d expect the princess to be just around the corner.
Live Nativity Scene in Rajhrad brings together hundreds of people each year at Christmas.
Prague is full of churches which are an important part of the Czech capital’s architecture. Whether you’re a religious person or not, you should incorporate them in your travel itinerary to get a full view on the architecture of Prague. Here are the 10 most beautiful churches in Prague (in our opinion).
Just 22 km southeast from Prague there’s a village that could be like thousand other small sleepy villages. Except it’s not. It’s Hrusice, the birthplace of the legendary Czech illustrator and writer Josef Lada. Several generations of Czechs know the picturesque village from Lada’s drawings. But are the drawings true to reality? We have always …