Known for its fascinating history, beautiful gothic buildings and amazing culture, the Czech Republic is one of the most visited destinations in Europe. However given the current pandemic, Czech Republic encourages you to stay safe today so that we can travel again tomorrow. In order to commemorate the World Tourism Day from a distance, the Czech Republic invites you to explore some of the lesser known places virtually.
With an array of places to visit, it is often difficult to find hidden gems in Czech Republic which further elaborates the beauty of the destination. Thanks to its advantageous location as well, which is in the heart of Europe, there are a number of lesser-known marvels which are sure to surprise you and can definitely be added to your bucket list when you visit the Czech Republic. Here are the top 5 experiences which you should not miss!
Plzeň beer experiences
It’s no secret that as far as per capita beer consumption is concerned, the Czechs occupy top spot in the world. Brewing great beer is simply part of the national identity which has been passed down from generation to generation. The reputation of Czech beer has reached every continent, but it’s only in the Plzeň district that you can experience the real deal. From the centuries-old traditional breweries to the beer spas, this hidden gem, provides visitors some of the most extravagant beer experiences in the country.
Jemniště Château in Central Bohemia
Described as the Baroque Pearl of Central Bohemia, the Jemniště Château is located in Central Bohemia south of Prague. This beautiful chateau is still used as a residence by the descendants of the old Bohemian aristocratic family of Sternberg. While visiting this Chateau, you can book the guided tour which will show you around several rooms and you will see how noble families lived in centuries gone by. If you get really mesmerized by the chateau, you can also book an apartment there for a romantic getaway.
Explore Tábor - an ideal medieval city
It’s not often that a city in Central Europe receives a biblical name. One exception is Tábor, named after Mount Thabor near Nazareth in Israel. Its founders, who were supporters of the Czech Hussite reform movement, built it with the determination to create a new commonwealth that rejected human laws and was governed only by the law of God. During your journey in Tabor, visit the museum in the Old Town Hall, one of the most important Gothic buildings in the Czech Republic. Near the town hall you can climb the top of the local church tower, where you will have a wonderful view of the entire historical heart of the city followed by a visit to the former castle of Kotnov with its circular tower.
Discover Jizera Mountains in Liberec
The Jizera Mountains, located at Liberec city is an incomparable terrain and also natural and historical attraction which draws many visitors every year. On your next trip to the Czech Republic, don’t forget to add Jizera mountains in your itinerary, these Mountains will simply take your breath away with their scattered peaks, forests of spruce and beech, tall cliffs, picture-perfect valleys, mountain villages and countless chapels, churches and cottages. Here you can discover the history of the Czech Republic’s northernmost mountain range and leave with the memorable experiences.
Czech Wine Wellness in Hustopeče
You don’t need to be a sommelier to appreciate the wonderful taste and qualities of Moravian wine. Allow yourself to be pampered at First Czech Wine Wellness in Hustopeče, which offers over 20 curative and relaxation procedures. While in Hustopeče, you can also discover the story of wine at a winemaking exhibition. In the part of the cellar that serves as a museum, you can admire the beauty of the historical vaulting and view equipment used in the vineyards and for the production and storage of wine. Elsewhere in the cellar, a series of wine tastings is led by a sommelier.
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