Destinations in Czech Republic: Travel Guide

Prague is one of the most marvelous cities in the world. The city is divided into two parts by the Vltava River. Along with the Athens, Rome, Paris and London Prague belongs to the oldest metropolises of Europe. It still has its unforgettable charm: one can get access to all the sights, as the restoration of the most important monuments and historical building is already finished.The capital of...
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The rest in Karlovy Vary is always active and diversified. The opposite is simply impossible as in this city are gathered large number of cultural facilities, historical and architectural sights. In order not to lose even a single day of your vacation, pay your attention to the main sights of the resort that may be interesting for you. Museum and Factory Moser is one of the most famous...
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Brno is an ancient Czech city that is rich in different traditions and customs. This place is also known as the largest winery center of the country. Brno has a long history and sometimes this place is called “the city of wrong time”. Such name is connected with an interesting historical fact. The city was attacked by Swede in the 17th century. The inhabitants of Brno tried to resist as much...
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Plzen is a large commercial, industrial and cultural center of Bohemia. The city is often referred to as "the deposit of beer," because one of the most popular and internationally famous breweries is located here. Plzen has quickly gained popularity among fans of this amber drink, but beer is not the only reason why thousands of tourists try to get to this beautiful city. Despite the fact that...
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Liberec is a capital of the Northern Czech. The town was founded in XIII century on the basis of an old fortress built in the region of ford of Garkovitsky flow. Steadily the settlement grew into a city. In 2010 the population of Liberec reached 105 thousand of people. Liberec is an important center of textile industry. Here are well-developed the production of woolen, silk, cotton and other...
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Ostrava is one of the oldest cities in the country, first mentions of which appeared in 1267. Ostrava was located on the crossroads of important trade routes, so until the 18th century it was known as a major trading city. Later deposits of coal were discovered on its territory. This fact has greatly fastened the industrial development of the region. Today several metallurgical plants operate in...
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