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From Karlovy Vary's celebrity-filled spas to the snow slopes of the Krkonose Mountains and Plzen's Pilsner Urquell beer, there's plenty to entice you to the Czech Republic. Prague remains a highlight with its cobbled historic centre and vast Prague Castle. But don't miss out on a visit to the beautiful, UNESCO-listed town of Cesky Krumlov.

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Start with Prague, the Czech Republic's Bohemian capital, where cobbled streets lead to golden spires, majestic Prague Castle and ancient Charles Bridge. The world's first golden beer was brewed here, at Plze, and the brewery remains open for tours and tastings. Visit the UNESCO-listed town of esk Krumlov, cradled picturesquely within a loop of the Vltava River.

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Prague’s top things to do

Discover the abundance of captivating sights in this pretty city, from palaces and charismatic squares, to quirky cafes and world-class bars. Enjoy the mythical cityscape of the Czech Republic, which is reflected within the architecture of the capital.

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Prague hotels

Choose from our wonderful collection of Prague hotels. From simple sanctuaries, to luxurious breaks away, discover the hotel to suit you. Pick a place with a central location, somewhere with a spa, or a great value base for your city adventures.

Prague for arts and culture

Prague has always boasted fairy-tale castles, ornate palaces and historic museums, but it has also developed a sharp and happening arts and culture scene. Harriet Cooper uncovers the Czech capital’s bohemian sights and hangouts.

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Europe’s most romantic cities

With majestic architecture, old-world grandeur and intimate streets tucked away from the crowds, Europe’s romantic appeal is undeniable. These five charming cities are guaranteed to bring back that loving feeling – and make your friends jealous.

Christmas Markets in 48 hours

A mid-week visit to Europe’s Christmas Markets is a chance to combine an indulgent city break with shopping for truly individual gifts. Travel writer Simon Heptinstall – who once drove through 12 European countries in one day – reveals five of the continent’s best cities to soak up the fairy-tale festive atmosphere.

Art without the queues

No selfie sticks, no jostling crowds: just world-class art. Discover the art destinations that have so far slipped under the tourist radar. Discover early 20th century masterpieces by the Blue Rider Group in Munich, or Surrealism in Lanzarote. Visit these museums and find some peace among the paintings.
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It doesn't cost much to go cross-country and downhill skiing in the Krkonose Mountains in the north-east. Or go hiking and rafting in the summer months when Czechs emerge from hibernation and throw their cottages open to the fresh air. Explore and marvel at the sandstone cliffs and canyons of Cesky, literally the Bohemian Paradise, a popular place for biking, water sports and skiing.

Things to do in Czech Republic

Prague lies nestled within mountainous national borders and is divided by the Vltava River – snaking its way northwards from the Bohemian Forest, eventually merging with the Elbe River at fertile Mlnk. Join Czechs in their love of the great outdoors in the northern Krkonoe region. Or explore Moravia in the east for the medieval city of Brno and most of the nation's vineyards.

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Prague’s astronomical clock is over600 years old, created more than acentury before Shakespeare was born

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