When you think of European wine, your mind probably jumps straight to France or Italy and fair enough! But there’s a new wave of wine countries quietly making a name for themselves, with bold local grapes, passionate producers, and tasting …
There are 14 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Czech Republic. These sites cover a large range of topics, from medieval fortresses right through to modern architecture. And as you’d expect, they’re spread all over the country. Naturally, Prague is the …
Brno is the capital of Moravia, which is one of the three main regions of the Czech Republic. It is also the second-largest city of the country and Prague’s main rival. In fact, Prague and Brno are involved in an …
South Bohemia, one of Czech Republic’s historical and geographical regions, will surprise you with the diversity of places it has to offer. There are quaint little villages, lovely towns, dreamy castles, beautiful nature parks. Whatever type of a traveller you …
Yes, Prague is beautiful and you should visit the Czech capital, but there are so many places beyond Prague worth visiting in the Czech Republic. It is so cliché to call them hidden gems, but they really are. Recently, I …
Abandoned after the Second World War and carefully restored decades later, Holašovice is one of the most remarkable villages in the Czech Republic. The village is famous for its exceptionally preserved South Bohemian Folk Baroque architecture, a distinctive rural style …
Most travellers to the Czech Republic (often shortened to Czechia) focus on Prague, sometimes adding a quick day trip to Český Krumlov, the country’s most famous UNESCO-listed town. Beyond that, large parts of the country remain surprisingly overlooked. One of …