Leaning tower in the ruins of this medieval castle is said to be haunted. Those who overcome their fear will be rewarded with a romantic view of Jizera river valley.
Those monumental sandstone rocks are a big temptation to all climbers and tourists. If weather gets too hot take a refreshing bath in a natural pool Pelíšek.
Enter an underworld labyrinth made of dazzling white stalagmites and ponds with crystal clear water. Don't forget to reserve your tour in advance.
Name of this castle would translate in English as a bone which refers to its firm walls. Taking a walk around the white tower pays of as from the right angle you can see all its four corners at once.
This medieval fortress was rebuilt from ruins in 20th century. It could be found in the middle of a nature reserve on a steep rocky spur above the Kokořín Valley.
On the junction of the two largest Czech rivers Vltava and Labe, Mělník offers tremendous experience at church of St. Peter and Paul where you can visit an ossuary built of 15,000 human remains.
Get inspired the way famous Czech composer Antonín Dvořák did and visit fairy-tale chateau Sychrov with its huge art collection and 32 hectares of an English-style park.
Romantic ruins of Trosky castle have enchanted more than one poet or painter. Dive in their beauty yourself and discover what the names of its two towers are and what they stand for.
The National Technical Museum accommodates broad collections dedicated to astrology, architecture, photography and transportation featuring some of the groundbreaking Škoda models.
The first military airport in Czechoslovakia now serves as a museum of aviation and its collection counts 275 planes. Entry and parking are free.
This is how history of the Czech nation is supposed to begin. According to a myth, forefather Čech had led his retinue on the top of this memorable hill and chose them to stay.
Over 700 historical tanks, cannons and other military tech can be seen in premises of former barracks in Lešany including unique pieces like landing module of the soviet spaceship Soyuz-28.
All sorts of performances are held in castle's courtyard every day during the summer and that makes Křivoklát castle a lively monument, which is very popular among all tourists.
Rightfully the second best known and most visited castle in the Czech Republic. It was originally build to protect crown jewels and this purpose is much reflected in its pompous decoration.
Although descendants of the noble Kolowrat family use it as their residence, Rychnov chateu still remains open to the public. When in Rychnov make sure you visit toy museum in Jungovo náměstí.
Lakeside is a great place for relaxation. Take a walk to a near arbour with an artificial cave and statue of hermit Ivan.
Rocks in Adršpach are one of the most impressive natural monuments in the Czech Republic. There is a place with unique acoustics at the end of the tour where sound reverberates 7 times.
This picturesque valley is inherently associated with the classic Czech novel Babička by Božena Němcová but its idyllic atmosphere will deeply touch everyone. Even those who haven’t read the book.
The highest peek of the Czech Republic is definitely a must-see. Its hight (1602 meters) is no big deal but if you don't feel like hiking cablecar will safely take you to the top in minutes.
The scenery of mount Ještěd with its tower is just breathtaking. The tower from 60s is 94 meters high and serves as a hotel and a TV transmitter. The resort bellow offers 9 kilometers of slopes.
Former military hospital Kuks became the national cultural heritage thanks to its baroque architecture and the unique set of statues by Matyáš Bernard Braun.
Visit museum in Lány to see one of the fastest cars of all times including F1, Škoda 130 RS or Ford T from 1914. Vruuum! Lány chateau is also known as a summer residence of Czech presidents.
Škoda and Praga stood both at the dawn of a car-making industry in the Czech Republic. Explore history through this spectacular collection of more than 70 Praga cars from years 1908-1989.
Number of rooms carved in isolated sandstone blocks is everything that’s left from this medieval castle. Climb 15 meters to the top and enjoy the romantic view of surrounding nature.
Near to the Czech and Polish borders, this German town offers interesting cultural and historical mix. One of the monuments is a flower clock all planted of pansies.
No matter if you’re a fan of history or cycling, ruins of Oybin castle and monastery will satisfy both of those. It’s rich natural surroundings offer a lot to explore and experience.
