The cathedral is dedicated to the three saints who are among the leading spiritual symbols of the Czech Republic. Charles IV initiated the building in the mid-14th century but it was not completely finished until 1929. This imposing building conceals the Chapel of St Wenceslas and his tomb plus underground ...

Beer called “Velkopopovický Kozel” is very popular and you can unveil the secret of its production during the excursion in the brewery. The excursion includes beer tasting in the original brewing house from 1928, a visit to the new brewing house, a lager cellar and the visitor centre where ...

Although Lány Chateau is not open to the public, it is really significant for Czech people. Since 1920 it has been the summer residence of the president of the country. This tradition was started by the first Czechoslovak president T. G. Masaryk, who really liked this chateau in the middle of Křivoklát woods ...

Králíky Military museum was opened in 2010. In its rooms you will learn about the army and especially about the history of Czechoslovak fortification as the Museum works in connection with another fortification museums and at the same time as an information centre of Czechoslovak fortification ...

For six centuries and more precisely since 1410 the visitors and residents of Prague have admired the ¨walk of the twelve Apostles¨. On every hour the Astronomical Clock is set in motion by its ingenious mechanism on Old Town Hall. The Astronomical Clock now shows four types of time- Central European Time ...

Seventy years after the death of Karel Čapek, his work still amazes readers with its literary qualities and thoughts about human destiny. The summer residence of this significant Czech writer, playwright and journalists serves as a monument introducing the life and work of Karel Čapek, his wife Olga ...

The art nouveau palace Lucerna was built at the beginning of the 20th century and is just one of many pleasant social and cultural centers of the city. People come here to dance, listen to music, drink coffee or to watch a movie. The art nouveau cinema has been reflecting images since 1909 and is the longest ...

Just a few steps from the grandeur of Prague Castle and you can suddenly be in another world. Low houses with pastel facades, small windows and doors create an interesting contrast between here and the royal grandness of the castle. The name Golden Lane suggests that there may have once lived here goldsmiths ...

Seventy years after the death of Karel Čapek, his work still amazes readers with its literary qualities and thoughts about human destiny. The summer residence of this significant Czech writer, playwright and journalists serves as a monument introducing the life and work of Karel Čapek, his wife Olga ...

The walk along Vyšehrad Cemetery reminds us of the personalities that helped shape Czech history. Whether its actors, writers, politicians or sportsmen, this place is full of stories of extraordinary human experiences. The central point is the monumental tomb Slavín, which was built at the end of the 19th ...