Czech_republic trip planner

Don't be fooled by the modern architecture and roam the city's center, where Neoclassical buildings, museums, and lively cafes await.

Walk around the old city center, where history and culture permeate the Renaissance, Gothic, and Baroque buildings.

Fall in love with the bustling beautiful streets lined with buildings from 14C-17C, then relax in a cafe on the banks of the river.

Home to the superb Baroque theater, this 13C castle is a historic museum, retaining much of its original structure and artifacts.

Located on the castle grounds, this 17C theater is unique in its use of traditional stage machinery, original scenery, and historic props.

Overlooking the river, the 15C church is one of the town's best landmarks, blending graceful architecture with rich ornamentation.

Wander through this colorful Old Town, visiting the taverns, admiring the different architectures, and soaking in the atmosphere.

Iconic of the town, the colonnade runs parallel to the river and features five of the town's famous hot springs.

Listen to the stucco of your footsteps on the cobbled paths as you roam the beautiful streets, admiring their architecture and air.

Boasting ornate twin towers, this stunning 18C Baroque church features statues, a notable altarpiece, and other curios.

The golden domes of this ornate Russian Orthodox church rise up among the trees of the surrounding forest.

A stunning historic spa hotel, complete with a grand exterior, an ornate interior, and an iconic ageless charm.

Beneath the Cemetery Church of All Saints you will find this eerie chapel, famed for being decorated with over 40,000 human bones.

Founded in the 13C, this palace once housed the Royal Mint and now serves as a minting museum, while also exhibiting historic decor.

Dating to the 14C, this marvelous church boasts Gothic architecture with pronounced Baroque elements, fine frescoes, and other decorations.

Stroll through this beautiful Czech town, enjoying the diverse architecture, he colorful buildings, and the local cafes.

You will definitely fall in love with the streets of this tranquil little town, whose elegance and charm with inadvertently draw you in.

Roam the lovely city center, taking in the history and the vibrant Czech culture, visiting the castle, or sampling the local food.

A 17C Baroque church with a beautiful interior, well known for its marvelous frescoes and occasional classical music concerts.

A must-see stop on any traveler's visit, this 15C astronomical clock with its animated hourly show has become symbolic of the city.

The world's largest castle complex dates to the 9C, featuring the stunning St. Vitus Cathedral, historic exhibits, and beautiful gardens.

Founded in the 13C, the convent is of wonderful Gothic architecture, featuring historic chapels and a rich exhibit of ecclesiastical art.

Stroll through the Old Town, admiring its spectacular historic architectures and soaking up the medieval atmosphere.

Hidden from prying eyes, this marvelous Baroque garden features terraced flower beds, fine statues, and wonderful views of the area.

A grand Art Nouveau building, which today functions as a concert hall and a civic building, inviting visitors for a tour and a show.

The oldest functioning synagogue in Europe dates to the 13C, boasting Gothic architecture and a well-preserved historic decor.

An excellent museum dedicated to the Republic's technological history, exhibiting collections some of which date to the 18C.

Surrounding the castle complex, this district is boasts quaint winding alleyways, stunning buildings, and interesting shops.

The youngest of Prague's medieval quarters, this 14C district features historic landmarks, beautiful churches, and a few museum.

Listen to the bells' peal as you explore this 17C pilgrimage site, featuring historic church and cloister that exhibit religious tools.

A massive 20C shopping arcade, featuring superb architecture and rich ornaments, as well as diverse shops, cafes, bars, and concert halls.

Dominated by Baroque architecture, this district boasts elegant palaces, fun shops, and great restaurants.

A beautiful old square, dotted with cultural monuments and historic buildings, including several embassies.

Besides the wonderful views over the city's various landmarks, the moat is now a gorgeous parkland north of the castle.

The square runs between two rows of shops, cafes, and bars housed in beautiful buildings, leading to an impressive statue of St. Wenceslas.

One of the nicest streets between the Old Town and the castle, it is lined with unique historic buildings, pubs, and restaurants.

Established in 1881, the theater is the cultural heart of the country, inviting one and all to enjoy its array of superb performances.

Famed for its meandering corridors that connect all the chambers, this 17C palace boasts fine decor, a lovely chapel, and gorgeous gardens.

Still operating, this 15C synagogue features Gothic-Renaissance motifs, and commemorates the Czech Jews that perished in the Holocaust.

An excellent music museum dedicated to the history of music, exhibiting instruments from the 16C-21C period, as well as audio exhibits.

An impressive 12C monastery with stunning interior, including a must-see library and exquisite ceiling murals.

If you wish to avoid the crowds, this charming area is perfect, lined with interesting buildings and boasting a small-town atmosphere.

Wonderfully Renaissance, this 16C palace now houses the Military History Museum, as well as a nice exhibit of fine Baroque art.

The southern side of the castle is home to terraced gardens, which feature various curios and offer breathtaking views of the city.

An excellent museum dedicated to the history of Prague, exhibiting artifacts from prehistory and until the 18C.

A fascinating work of postmodern architecture, this beautiful building has become a beloved city landmark.

Built in the 1920s, this stunning example of Rondocubist architecture features a nice cafe with a terrace overlooking the street.

A marvelous example of Baroque architecture, this 18C church features exquisite murals, elaborate frescoes, and statues.

An impressive architectural complex made up of fine buildings, which house the breathtaking National Library and occasional concerts.

Located in the Cubist style Black Madonna House, this museum is dedicated to the history and artwork of the Cubist movement.