Bohemian Switzerland National Park
Northwest Czechia
Offers breathtaking sandstone formations and tranquil hikes, far removed from the main tourist spots.
Logistics: Accessible by train to Děčín and then local buses.
Updated: 2025-09
Highlights
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# / Name | Why go | Significance | Since | Category |
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Capital City of Prague · Prague | Explore an enduring symbol of Czech history and political power. | Historical seat for Czech rulers and presidents, home to Bohemian Crown Jewels. | 9th c. | Cultural Heritage |
Capital City of Prague · Prague | Stroll across a picturesque medieval bridge spanning the Vltava river. | Built in the 14th c., it links Prague's Old Town with Prague Castle. | — (natural) | Outdoor |
Capital City of Prague · Prague | Experience vibrant Prague life in its most historic square. | Key gathering spot showcasing centuries-old Prague history and architecture. | 13th c. | Outdoor |
Capital City of Prague · Prague | Marvel at stunning Gothic architecture and breathtaking views. | Prague’s primary cathedral, spiritual center for centuries. | 1344 | Cultural Heritage |
Capital City of Prague · Prague | Discover diverse artifacts across disciplines, encapsulated in a historic setting. | Largest museum in Czechia, documenting cultural evolution. | 1818 | Museum |
Karlštejn · Central Bohemia | Discover the grandeur and history of Bohemia’s most treasured castle overlooking the picturesque countryside. | Founded by King Charles IV, it safeguarded Imperial Regalia and Bohemian Crown Jewels. | 1348 | Cultural Heritage |
Kutná Hora · Central Bohemia | Explore medieval architecture in a UNESCO site known for its Gothic churches and cobbled streets. | Once a silver mining hub, it shaped the economy of medieval Bohemia. | 14th c. | Cultural Heritage |
Hlohovec · South Moravian Region | Wander through vast landscapes blending baroque palaces, gardens, and ancient woodlands. | A unique harmony of nature and Europe’s largest landscaped area. | — | Cultural Heritage |
Hluboká nad Vltavou | Experience a fairy-tale castle noted for its romantic Neo-Gothic transformation. | Inspired by Windsor Castle, it epitomizes European aristocratic elegance. | 13th c. | Cultural Heritage |
Český Krumlov · Southwest | Enjoy a scenic view from a castle rich in Renaissance and Baroque elements. | A leading example of historic architecture by the influential Rosenberg family. | 1253 | Cultural Heritage |
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Three lesser-known spots worth a detour—remote, scenic, or just special
Northwest Czechia
Offers breathtaking sandstone formations and tranquil hikes, far removed from the main tourist spots.
Logistics: Accessible by train to Děčín and then local buses.
Updated: 2025-09
South Bohemia
A UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing well-preserved Baroque rural architecture, providing a glimpse into traditional Czech village life.
Logistics: Approximately 18 km west of České Budějovice, accessible by car or local buses.
Updated: 2025-09
Pilsen
Explore a unique network of underground passageways below the city, offering a distinct cultural experience linked to Pilsen's brewing history.
Logistics: Located in the center of Pilsen, walking distance from the main square.
Updated: 2025-09
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