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Location Guide ~ Czech Republic
Czech
Republic
Although lacking the benefits of proximity to the sea the Czech Republic, located in central Europe, prides itself on magnificent scenery and an immense cultural heritage. The country is enclosed by a belt of extensive mountain ranges and the majority of its frontiers run along this natural boundary. The weather is similar to most parts of Europe with January being the coldest month and July the hottest. The mountain regions are especially cold during the winter and can have over 100 days of snow.
- Northern Bohemia • West Bohemian Spas • The Pilsen Region • The Šumava Region • Southern Bohemia • Central Bohemia
The Czech tourist Regions are simply parts of the country offering a certain kind
of tourism, which connects the individual elements of the region such as its
geography, nature, history and culture and simultaneously, distinguishes it from
other areas. For example one region may be ideal for wine lovers or cyclists, while
another will please people who love hiking and skiing in the mountains.
Northern Bohemia - is a paradise for
skiers, hikers and lovers of nature. The
protected landscape areas Jizerské hory
and National Park Krkonoše are all
situated in this mountainous region.
Wooden folk buildings and stone lookout
towers have been preserved in many
places of the region. The whole region
has a network of biking trails and the
Macha Lake and the area of Holanské
rybniky with its artificial lakes can be
recommended for fans of water sports.
One of the most popular resorts for cross
country skiing is located in Jizerské hory.
Several towns also have a long glassmaking
tradition.
West Bohemian Spas - the region for
regeneration and relaxation. This is the
most westerly tourist region and is
located along the border with Bavaria
and Saxony. The region is
famous for its spas and
the number and variety of
mineral curative springs is
unique in the world. The
local springs have a wide
range of curative effects,
due to their diverse
chemical consistency, and
are used for various cures
and therapies. Stays in the
local spas can also be
combined with visits to
local historical sights and
walks in the extensive
parks in the area. There
are also three 18 hole golf courses in the
region. The mountain resorts of Krušné
hory (the Ore Mountains) offer excellent
conditions for winter sports.
The Pilsen Region - slightly rolling
wooded landscape with numerous rivers
and artificial lakes, untouched nature, picturesque little villages and numerous
castles and chateaux are characteristics
of this region.The town of Pilsen
became world-famous for the Pilsner
beer style which was invented here. The
best known Czech beer, Pilsner Urquell
is still brewed here to this day. The
historical centre was declared a town
conservation reserve thanks to its
numerous historical sights in particular
the Church of St Bartholomew. An
extensive part of the region is covered
by forests and the whole area is suitable
for recreational, family and professional
tourism. There are ideal conditions for
walking, cyclling, water sports, fishing,
hunting and horse riding.
The Šumava Region is
an extensive 120km long, wooded mountain range. It
extends along the south-western border
of the Czech Republic, Germany and
Austria. Most of its area comprises peatbogs,
glacial lakes and remains of
primeval forest growths. The mountains
and hills along with its untouched nature,
clean air and low population creates
ideal conditions for summer tourism and
winter stays. In the
summer season visitors
can discover deep
forests, calm valleys
and beautiful views of
mountain ranges and
rolling hills. Many well
marked hiking trails are
sure to be appreciated
by visitors who decide to
discover the region on
foot. In winter the
mountain resorts offer
excellent conditions for
winter sports. There are
several well kept ski
slopes and tracks for cross-country
skiing.
Southern Bohemia -The
nature of this region is very diverse. Besides the
typical flat areas with numerous artificial
lakes, dense forests and extensive
meadows you can find even rougher mountainlandscapes
untouched by modern civilization. Numerous cultural
and historical sights offer a large range
of activities to visitors such as walking
tours, angling, water sports or visits to
historical towns, castles,chateaux and
monasteries. The town of Cesky
Krumlov has been included in the
UNESCO list for world culture and
natural heritage.
Central Bohemia (Prague Environs)
- a large recreation area extending south of
Prague along the rivers Vltava and
Sazava. Many Prague residents spend
their weekends and holidays in their
weekend houses.This
area is also popular with hikers and fans of
watersports from canoeing and kayaking
to windsurfing. 
Two of the most beautiful
Bohemian castels Karlštejn and
Krivoklat attracts local tourists as well as
foreign visitors.They are located in the
centre of the two most significant natural
reserves of central Bohemia.The
surroundings of Prague are very
diverse, the undulating hilly northern
area alternates with the plains to the
east, the Brdy range extends in the
south west, the picturesque Posazavi
area spreads out in the south-east and
the Krivoklat Highlands extend in the
west.