The Cultural Treasures of the Czech Republic
Anyone who has visited hotels in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, on a city break will already have gained a very good impression of the country’s eventful history: historic buildings throughout Prague, including medieval quarters, churches and cathedrals, bear witness to the Czech Republic’s turbulent past. But there are also many fascinating cultural treasures to discover beyond the capital, Prague, while on vacation in the Czech Republic—for example, in the country’s southern regions.
The Cultural Treasures of the Czech Republic
Date: 30/09/2026
South Bohemia and South Moravia: regions rich in historic landmarks and cultural treasures
The southern Czech regions of South Moravia and South Bohemia are ideal destinations for vacationers interested in culture. Fascinating cities steeped in history, such as Český Krumlov, Olomouc, České Budějovice and Brno make excellent destinations for a cultural trip. The many castles and châteaux in these regions are also worth visiting during a vacation in the Czech Republic. These include the famous Hluboká Castle and Telč Château, which are fascinating parts of the country’s cultural heritage. The southern regions of the Czech Republic also have plenty to offer in terms of scenery, from the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands to the Bohemian Forest. Alongside the many cultural attractions, vacation activities in this part of the Czech Republic provide plenty of variety: a leisurely boat trip on the Lipno Reservoir makes for a pleasant way to spend some time on vacation.
The Czech Republic is also well worth a visit for its culture. The country has a rich and eventful past, with historic sights throughout the country serving as silent witnesses to its history. This makes it an excellent choice for travelers looking for interesting places to visit while staying in hotels, holiday homes and holiday apartments in the Czech Republic.
Christian Bathen
