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Once a military fortress, it became a symbol of cruelty in WW2. You’ll see the museum, ghetto, and barracks..

The best preserved Gothic castle built and used by the only Czech king and Roman emperor Charles IV in the 14th century.

The history and admirable urban and religious architecture of Kutná Hora has been associated for centuries with silver mining, the seat of the royal mint and the Jesuits. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

A charming and very elegant spa town where celebrities such as writers, musicians and even emperors were treated. While strolling along the colonnade, you can sample the 12 healing springs, typical spa wafers or the local liqueur Becherovka.

A classic Czech brewery located only 20 km from Prague, founded in the 16th century and modernized by Count Ringhoffer in 1871, having a goat with a beard in its emblem, invites you to an interesting tour and beer tasting.

Visit Saxony and the reborn city of Dresden, bombed out in World War II. Art lovers can visit the Zwinger Gallery, admire the historic palaces, various museums, taste local gastronomic specialties, as well as shop in the large shopping malls.

With its UNESCO listing, Český Krumlov boasts unique town houses, mainly from the 16th century. Around the meanders of the Vltava River winds a fairytale town dominated by a castle with Baroque gardens and a theatre with a revolving auditorium.

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With its UNESCO listing, Český Krumlov boasts unique town houses, mainly from the 16th century. Around the meanders of the Vltava River winds a fairytale town dominated by a castle with Baroque gardens and a theatre with a revolving auditorium.

Once a military fortress, it became a symbol of cruelty in WW2. You’ll see the museum, ghetto, and barracks..

A charming and very elegant spa town where celebrities such as writers, musicians and even emperors were treated. While strolling along the colonnade, you can sample the 12 healing springs, typical spa wafers or the local liqueur Becherovka.