Prague Castle is a dominant feature of our capital city, the most important monument and also reputedly the largest castle complex in the world. Simply put, Prague Castle is unique. It is a place from where princes, kings and presidents have ruled for centuries and where the footsteps of all visitors to Prague lead, because you just have to see this castle!
Most tourists only visit the well-known places heaped in superlatives. But there are corners which people do not visit much and yet which are well worth walking around.

“The ICON Hotel & Lounge” in Prague was selected by the users of the worldwide server TripAdvisor as the trendiest hotel in Europe for the year 2011. It is located in the city centre, V Jámě Street, Prague 1, just a few steps from Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square. A team of young designers combined traditional architectural elements with modern conceptions, thus creating a unique transformation of a 19th century house into a very interesting space. The name of the hotel itself was not chosen by accident: the building was once owned by Orthodox believers, which is proven by a magnificent icon that has been preserved until today. The hotel was opened in March 2007.

Combine your passion for running with a great travel adventure! In a new project, the Runczech.com running circuit, Prague International Marathon now offers runners six events in four of the Czech Republic’s beautiful cities. Whether you choose the big city race in historic Prague or the charming evening race in baroque Olomouc, running in the Czech Republic can be an unforgettable experience – for you as well as for your family and friends.

Religious monuments, places of pilgrimage and other interesting religious destinations attract more and more tourists. That is precisely why we would like to invite you to the Olomouc region. The city of Olomouc itself has one of the 12 monuments that the Czech Republic is especially proud of: the sights included in UNESCO's world heritage list. However, there are many more reasons to visit the region.

Our era provides us with comfort and ease, which we would probably not swap for anything. But if you were really honest with yourself, who would not want to try out life in the Middle Ages, at least for a little while. Have a look how our ancestors lived, how they had fun and how they worked. How did they entertain themselves when they didn’t have any computers? How did they learn any news without the existence of television, radio and newspapers? Where did they get their food from if not from a supermarket? You will find the answer to all of these questions if you visit the medieval village of Řepora, which can be found between Stodůlky and Řeporyje. Although it is only a replica of a settlement in the 14th century, you need not worry about it being true to the period down to the very last detail.

If at any time, you find yourself in the Jeseník Mountains, don’t forget to visit Velké Losiny. This is one of the oldest municipalities in the Šumperk area, which was founded as far back as 1297. From the second half of the fifteenth century, it was closely linked with the Žerotín Family, which it has to thank for its fame, not only in the paper industry. Many monuments remain to their three hundred years of activity here – a chateau, parish church, spa and world famous handmade paper mill.