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Elizabeth Spa 
Nestled within the lush greenery of Smetana Park, the Elizabeth Spa, affectionately known as Spa V, stands as a testament to timeless elegance and relaxation. Established in 1906, this iconic spa house carries a rich history that intertwines with the
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St. Bartholomews Cathedral
The undeniable heart of Pilsen is the majestic Cathedral of St. Bartholomew. Construction of this Gothic masterpiece began alongside the founding of the city and reached completion in the early 16th century. Not only is the cathedral a national monum
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Republic square
Pilsen's Republic Square is a charming hub in the heart of the city, watched over by the stunning Gothic cathedral of St. Bartholomew, which boasts the tallest church tower in the Czech Republic. This bustling square is surrounded by exquisite histor
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Brewery
Nestled in the heart of the Czech Republic, the Pilsner Urquell Brewery stands as a proud testament to the country’s rich brewing heritage. Known as the birthplace of the iconic lager, Pilsner Urquell, this brewery is the largest in the nation and a
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Teplice Spa
Nestled snugly between the Central Bohemian Mountains and the ridges of the Krušné Mountains lies one of Europe's most storied retreats: the oldest spa in Czechia. This charming oasis, affectionately known as the "little Paris of Bohemia," invites vi
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Eremitage - Old Palace
Just a few kilometers outside the quaint town lies the Hermitage Palace, affectionately referred to as the Old Palace. This majestic structure commands attention as it stands proudly amidst an expansive park filled with lush, tree-covered slopes risi
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Karlstejn Castle
Perched majestically above the lush green hills of the Czech Republic, Karlštejn Castle is a gem that has fascinated visitors for centuries. Founded in 1348 by Charles IV, the King of Bohemia and Holy Roman Emperor, this castle was originally intende
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Svata Hora
Nestled in the heart of the Czech Lands, Svatá Hora, or Holy Hill, stands as a testament to the rich history and culture of the region. This Baroque complex is a revered Marian pilgrimage site, with the central Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgi
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Chateau Breznice
Originally a water keep, this enchanting site was transformed in the 16th century into what is now a stunning Renaissance chateau. The chateau is nestled among an exquisite Renaissance garden, a fragrant herb garden, and a classic English park. These
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Dresden Royal Palace
Dresden’s Royal Palace, once the epicenter of power for Saxon princes and kings, is a place where history whispers from every corner. First recorded in the 14th century as a castle complex, its transformation into a four-wing palace took shape in the
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Procession of Princes
In the heart of Dresden, history whispers through the cobblestones of the Stallhof, a part of the grand Royal Palace complex. Back in the Middle Ages, this courtyard was alive with the clash of swords and the gallop of horses as knightly games and to
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Cathedral of Saints Vitus, Wenceslas and Adalbert
St. Vitus Cathedral at Prague Castle is not just any church; it's a spectacular Gothic marvel that holds the spirit of the Czech nation. As you wander its grand halls, you're not just sightseeing; you're stepping into a living storybook of history's
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Prague Castle
What's the largest castle in the world? It's the one in Prague, of course! You can spend an entire day wandering through its courtyards, palaces, museums, and gardens. As you stroll, take in the breathtaking beauty of this historic site, which has se
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Vrtba Garden
Nestled on Petřín Hill, the Vrtba Garden is a hidden Baroque gem in the Italian style that promises a delightful escape from the bustling streets of Prague. Just a stone's throw from Lesser Town Square and the iconic Charles Bridge, this exquisite ga
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Charles Bridge
Prague's iconic Charles Bridge, the city's oldest, is a masterpiece of medieval architecture and a must-see for any traveler. Originally built to replace the Judith Bridge, which succumbed to devastating floods in 1342, this stone marvel was commissi
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Old Town Square
Where does the true heart of Prague beat if not in the Old Town Square? It's here that the winding streets of the Old Town converge, unfolding into what is arguably Prague's most stunning square. Picture this: the elegant tower of the Town Hall crown
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Astronomical Clock
Nestled in the heart of Prague, the Astronomical Clock is a captivating spectacle that traces its roots back to the Middle Ages. This enchanting timepiece, celebrated as one of the wonders of the world, has been a cherished gem of the city for over 6
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The monastery and the Church of St. Jilji
Just beyond the gate, we find ourselves beside a stunning collection of buildings: the Gothic Augustinian Monastery and the Church of St. Jiljí and the Blessed Virgin Mary the Queen. Established in 1367, this monastery has played a pivotal role in nu
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Wenceslas Square
The city square at the heart of Prague is an iconic spot for celebrations, demonstrations, and public gatherings. It's steeped in history, having witnessed countless significant events over the years. As the second-largest square in the Czech Republi
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The Old Town Hall and the Market Place
The Old Town Hall truly lives up to its name. Can you believe its cornerstone was laid all the way back in 1556? Since 1909, this historic building has been home to the Museum of City History, and it continues to charm visitors with its storied past.
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The Gohlis Palace
In 1756, Johann Caspar Richter, a merchant and City Architect from Leipzig, had a vision: the creation of a summer palace that would stand as a testament to Saxon Baroque architecture. This vision became reality with the construction of Gohlis Palace
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The Stone Bridge
A Wonder of the World: The Stone Bridge. If you ever find yourself in Regensburg, you'll quickly discover that the locals were masters of bridge-building way back in the 12th century. The Stone Bridge is a testament to their architectural prowess. An
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Regensburg Old Town Hall
Today, history whispers through the walls of a magnificent three-section building complex, dating back to the 13th century. This architectural gem comprises the Town Hall tower, the Gothic Imperial Chamber building, and the baroque Town Hall. Between
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Historic Town Hall
One of the most intriguing places to visit in Germany is the historic town hall in Jena. This iconic structure stands as a testament to the town's rich history and transformation over the centuries. Inside, you'll find an astronomical clock dating ba
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Thurn and Taxis Palace
Nestled in the heart of Regensburg, the Thurn and Taxis Palace is a true architectural gem that once belonged to the Benedictine monastery of St. Emmeram. After the postal rights were abolished, the illustrious Thurn and Taxis family acquired the maj
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Cathedral Square
Nestled in the charming city of Bamberg, Cathedral Square stands out as one of the most impressive sights, showcasing a remarkable blend of architectural styles from various eras. At its heart lies the majestic Imperial Cathedral, crowned with four s
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Altenburg Castle
Altenburg Castle sits proudly atop Bamberg's highest hill, serving as one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Its presence is undeniable, offering a glimpse into history while providing panoramic views that will capture your imagination. As you wand
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Franckesche Stiftungen
The orphanage established by August Hermann Francke back in 1700 is a true gem of cultural history. Nestled within its impressive framework building ensemble, which boasts the title of Europe's largest framework house, this site is nothing short of e
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Zitadelle Petersberg
On June 1st, 1695, the first foundation stone was set for what is now one of Germany's few remaining 17th-century city fortifications. Today, the Petersberg Citadel stands as a remarkable example of European fortification architecture from the 17th t
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Imperial Castle
Perched majestically on a rocky hill, the Imperial Castle in Nuremberg is a stunning reminder of the grandeur of the Old Holy Roman Empire. This iconic fortress once played a pivotal role as one of the most significant imperial palaces. As you wander
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The Cathedral of St Barbara
The Cathedral of St. Barbara is a stunning masterpiece from the Late Gothic period, nestled in the picturesque region of Bohemia. It's one of only four cathedral-type buildings in this area and has earned its rightful place on the UNESCO World Herita
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Dacicky House
Dačický House sits gracefully on a sloping square, easily spotted from the Stone Fountain. This place isn't just a building; it's a fascinating piece of history. At its heart lies a pre-Hussite house, which underwent a generous reconstruction after 1
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Kutna Hora Tyl Municipal Theatre
This historic building holds a special connection to Josef Kajetán Tyl, a key figure in Czech theater and the National Revival movement. Born in Kutná Hora, J. K. Tyl was the visionary who first proposed the idea of constructing an independent theate
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Black tower
The Renaissance tower, which originally functioned as a watchtower and belfry, stands an impressive 71.9 meters tall. It features five bells and a classic clockwork mechanism. Climbing its 225 stairs, which ascend a height of 45 meters, is a bit of a
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