Even though the country lacks proximity to the sea, the Czech Republic, which is conveniently located in the heart of Central Europe, prides itself on its magnificent scenery and an immense cultural heritage, “assets” that fully offset this apparent drawback.

With a concentration of so many unique attractions, in such a small area, this country is unique in the context of Europe. The country is enclosed by belt of extensive mountain ranges and most of its frontiers run along this natural boundary, thus making this country a diverse mosaic of regions with hidden gems to discover.

The country also has a rich history as the Kingdom of Bohemia, founded in 1198, and has played a crucial role in the Holy Roman Empire and later the Austro – Hungarian Empire, retaining its independent lands to this day as the modern Czech Republic.

So, take the time to explore further than just Prague by discovering these exciting destinations:

South Moravia and its emerging wine reputation, geographically located along the same latitudes as the famous Rhine regions of Germany and Alsace region of France, produces numerous award-winning wines, is centered around the towns of Mikulov and Valtice.

Moravia’s capital city,  Brno, just keeps getting better and better, the center of University life and hip bars, cafes, and nightlife, and when you add in daring modernistic buildings like Villa Tugendaht, you will find that there is more than meets the eye.