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Frantiskovy Lazne

Františkovy Lázně is the smallest spa of the West Bohemian spa triangle, near the town of Cheb with about 5,200 inhabitants.

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Marienbad

Mariánské Lázně is the second-biggest town in the triangle of the West Bohemian spas, which is very rich in mineral springs.

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Karlovy Vary

In case you want to spend a day in a very pleasant way and see the typical and most beautiful Czech spas, take a trip to Karlovy Vary (Carlsbad ), the best known Czech Spa.

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Terezin Memorial

The Czech town of Terezin is located 38 miles (60km) from Prague.

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Kutná Hora is situated 60 km east of Prague. It is a picturesque medieval town situated some 60km east of Prague. A quick connection to Prague is ensured by a number of domestic express trains and regional bus lines.

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Krivoklat Castle

Krivoklat castle is one not yet fully discovered by the tourists, yet it is one of the most beautiful and authentic in the Czech Republic. It is located in a very green, hilly area on the river Berounka, east of Prague. The castle of Křivoklát belongs to the oldest and most important castles of the Czech princes and kings. The history of its construction starts in the 12th century.

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Chateau Veltrusy

Veltrusy are located on the right bank of the Vltava, a mere 20 kilometres to the north-west of Prague. Most of the visitors to the town, however, direct their steps to the high Baroque Chateau, set in an extensive, landscaped park featuring man-made canals, numerous romantic structures and a fallow deer preserve stretching adjacent to the park. In its original form Veltrusy Chateau ranked among the most outstanding works of the period of Baroque architecture in Bohemia.

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Nelahozeves Castle

A hidden gem, the monumental castle of Nelahozeves, one of Bohemia’s finest Renaissance castles, is located in a small village of the same name, approximately 15 miles north of Prague on the Vltava (Moldau) river, known also as the birthplace of the great Czech composer, Antonín Dvořák.

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Out of Prague - Konopiste Castle

The beautiful medieval Konopiště Chateau is connected with the name of Archduke Franz Ferdinand d'Este, successor to the Habsburg throne, who rebuilt the castle to its present Romantic look at the end of the 19th century. Konopiště is known for its large collection of Ferdinand's hunting trophies and weapons, antique furniture and art objects, as well as its Rose Garden.

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Out of Town - Karlstejn Castle

The most popular destination in the Czech Republic after Prague, Karlstejn Castle is an easy day trip for those interested in getting out of the city.

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