The capital of the Czech Republic, whose unique beauty and historical heritage make it one of the twenty most visited cities in the world. Prague offers a splendid portrait of the architectural, artistic and spiritual richness of the twelve centuries of its history.

Famous worldwide for its regenerative waters, Karlovy Vary is the oldest spa in Bohemia and probably the second most popular tourist destination in the Czech Republic after Prague. It is at the same time the most beautiful spa of the so-called „Spa triangle“.

Karlštejn is the jewel of Czech castles and one of the symbols of the country. Founded by Emperor Charles IV in 1348 to guard the crown jewels of the Kingdom of Bohemia, Karlštejn is one of the most important tourist destinations in the Czech Republic.

Discover the town that used to stand just behind the royal City of Prague some centuries ago, town that was rightfully considered to be the jewel and the treasury of the land, town whose wealth gave strength to the expansion of the Kingdom of Bohemia.

In the southernmost part of the Czech Republic, surrounded by unspoiled natural beauty, there is a town which, although not large in size, is all the more attractive due to its bewitching atmosphere that harks back to ancient times.

When the country fell into the hands of the Nazis, Terezín, a great fortress of the eighteenth century, was transformed into a Gestapo prison, a Jewish ghetto and later into a concentration camp. The history of Terezín is a combination of life and death.