Visit Karlovy Vary

Visit Brno, the second-largest city in the Czech Republic. Explore Špilberk Castle (a historic fortress with underground casemates and city views), see the functionalist Villa Tugendhat (a UNESCO World Heritage site designed by Mies van der Rohe), and stroll through the Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul (known for its Gothic spires and daily noon bell ringing tradition).

Visit Prague, capital of the Czech Republic. Walk across the historic Charles Bridge (14th-century stone bridge with baroque statues), explore Prague Castle (largest ancient castle complex in the world), see the Astronomical Clock (medieval clock with moving figures in Old Town Square), and try traditional Czech dishes like svickova (marinated beef with cream sauce) or trdelnik (sweet pastry).

Wander storybook castles, beer halls, and Gothic lanes of Czechia

Explore Czechia's historic heartland

Participate in the traditional Slavic celebration of Kupala Night, featuring rituals, bonfires, and flower wreaths

Visit Moravia, a historical region in the Czech Republic known for its castles, wine regions, and cultural heritage.

Experience Prague's unique deconstructivist architecture

Climb Sniezka \ Snezka, the highest peak in the Karkonosze Mountains (1,603m) on the border between Poland and the Czechia