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The Czech Republic boasts(se může pochlubit) some wonderful countryside crisscrossed with thousands of kilometres of marked hiking trails, an incredible number of historical sites, picturesque historical towns and world-famous spas where visitors come to be cured (lěčeni), as well as to unwind(odpočinek). Visitors from around the world travel here for our culture, history and architecture.
All of these places are easily accessible. Such a concentration of UNESCO sites cannot be found anywhere else in the world.
The tourist season isn’t limited to a few months of the year either. It is possible to travel to the Czech Republic at any time of the year, and see for yourself what an ideal place it is for a weekend break or a full-blown holiday.
Prague: Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Prague – Mother of all cities
Prague’s Historical centre, including most of the city’s major sites, became a UNESCO-listed site in 1992 and. This includes the historical Prague towns - the Old Town, Josefov, the New Town, Vyšehrad, Malá Strana, Hradčany with Prague castle dominating the skyline (obzor), Charles Bridge and countless (nezpočet) churches and palaces. The grand medieval (středověké) concept (pojetí) of the New Town to link up the existing towns, and Prague’s well preserved ( zachované) architectural heritage, underline( zdůrazňují) the artistic and cultural importance of the city from medieval times to the present day.
Prague, unlike (na rozdíl) other cities, has never been comprehensively (komplexně) rebuilt, and has kept (zachovala si) its charm thanks to 11 centuries of architecture. The entire (celé) historical centre is now a UNESCO listed site. There are over 2,000 buildings on UNESCO’s list of world heritage sites. Some of the oldest are the Celtic fort ( keltské hradiště), the early Gothic Convent (klášter) of St Agnes and the Břevnov Monastery. The most valuable (nejcenější) site in Prague’s Jewish
All of these places are easily accessible. Such a concentration of UNESCO sites cannot be found anywhere else in the world.
The tourist season isn’t limited to a few months of the year either. It is possible to travel to the Czech Republic at any time of the year, and see for yourself what an ideal place it is for a weekend break or a full-blown holiday.
Prague: Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Prague – Mother of all cities
Prague’s Historical centre, including most of the city’s major sites, became a UNESCO-listed site in 1992 and. This includes the historical Prague towns - the Old Town, Josefov, the New Town, Vyšehrad, Malá Strana, Hradčany with Prague castle dominating the skyline (obzor), Charles Bridge and countless (nezpočet) churches and palaces. The grand medieval (středověké) concept (pojetí) of the New Town to link up the existing towns, and Prague’s well preserved ( zachované) architectural heritage, underline( zdůrazňují) the artistic and cultural importance of the city from medieval times to the present day.
Prague, unlike (na rozdíl) other cities, has never been comprehensively (komplexně) rebuilt, and has kept (zachovala si) its charm thanks to 11 centuries of architecture. The entire (celé) historical centre is now a UNESCO listed site. There are over 2,000 buildings on UNESCO’s list of world heritage sites. Some of the oldest are the Celtic fort ( keltské hradiště), the early Gothic Convent (klášter) of St Agnes and the Břevnov Monastery. The most valuable (nejcenější) site in Prague’s Jewish