Holidays in Czech Republic

An introduction to Czech Republic

Put holidays to the Czech Republic at the top of your 'to-do' list, and you won't be disappointed. It's got a bumper collection of ski resorts, spa towns and Loire-like fortresses, not to mention Medieval villages and national parks. It's considered a superpower in the UNESCO league with no less than 12 heritage sites to its name. And there's plenty in the way of green valleys, vineyards and golf courses, too. It certainly packs a big punch for such a small country.

Of course, city breaks to the Czech Republic are the big draw. The King of Czech Cities is the capital Prague, which attracts visitors from all four corners of the globe. But there's also the city of Pilsen - famous for its namesake beer, Brno - the old capital of the Moravia region, and Cesky Tesin – that used to be part of Poland, to name but a few.

There's stacks to do in the countryside, too, so try taking holidays to the Czech Republic off the beaten track. If you're based in Prague, the spa resort of Karlovy Vary makes a good daytrip, as do the Disney-esque turrets of Konopiste Castle. Venture further afield and you'll discover the forested mountains and gaping gorges of Sumava National Park, and the spooking underground caves that make up the Moravian Karst.

With all this on offer, it's not surprising holidays to the Czech Republic are climbing to the top of the mini-break charts.

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