Day-trip takes you to the West part of the Czech Republic close to the German border to the town of Karlovy Vary. Experience elegant architecture, thermal springs, and the unique atmosphere of the Czech Republic’s most famous spa town.

One of the most famous castles in the Czech Republic, Karlštejn is a symbol of royal power and prestige. Surrounded by picturesque countryside, this impressive Gothic fortress offers a unique glimpse into the medieval history and heritage of Bohemia.

Konopiště is one of the Czech Republic’s most important historic estates. Visitors can discover elegant interiors, unique collections, and beautiful gardens while exploring the legacy of the Habsburg monarchy. 

Kutná Hora was the center of silver mining in the Middle Ages and was the second richest city in the Kingdom of Bohemia. Visit the famous Bone Church, the stunning St. Barbara’s Cathedral, and discover the rich history of one of Bohemia’s most important medieval towns.

Originally built as an 18th-century military fortress, Terezín became a symbol of the tragedies of World War II.  During war, it served as a Jewish ghetto and a prison operated by the Nazi regime.

Český Krumlov, a medieval town in South Bohemia, retains its fairytale-like atmosphere to these days and is well-deserving of its inclusion on UNESCO's list.