Březnice Castle
The Renaissance castle hidden in the groves of the Vlčava River near the edge of the deep Brdy forests holds many a secret, many an ancient story.
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Dive into Central Bohemia! Best places to get a cup of coffee and to explore cultural and natural beauties.
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Are you enchanted by the mystery of castle nooks and the romance of château chambers? No need to wait for spring to explore them—Central Bohemia offers 15 locations that embrace the magic of winter, inviting visitors even during the colder months.
Full articleThe Renaissance castle hidden in the groves of the Vlčava River near the edge of the deep Brdy forests holds many a secret, many an ancient story.
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It holds a very special position among Czech castles. It is one of the symbols of Czech statehood. There used to be crown jewels hidden behind its walls. Introducing: His Majesty Karlštejn.
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At Kladno's mining open-air museum, step into an atmosphere frozen in time, with mining machinery and uniforms preserving the industrial legacy.
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No other château is as strongly connected with the personality of Albrecht von Wallenstein as Mnichovo Hradiště. Get to know this gem of High Baroque architecture.
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Discover French Rococo at Dobříš Château, set in the Brdská Highlands. Enjoy its fairytale setting, dual-style parks, and vibrant cultural events.
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While hiking, do you like imagining which animals or objects the rocks resemble? In the pine forest near Želízy, you can explore the monumental Devil’s Heads and let your imagination soar.
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The Gothic landmark of the royal town of Kutná Hora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Cathedral of St. Barbara is an example of the wealth of a medieval town combined with the piety of its inhabitants.
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For centuries, Czech glassmaking has symbolized delicate beauty and tradition. Rückl Glassworks in Nižbor has crafted top-quality cut crystal for over 120 years.
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We’ve just released a brand-new map of real-world locations featured in the Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. Explore not only Kutná Hora and the Trosky area, but also return to the Sázava region, the setting of the first game. The map, along with official KCD merchandise, is available at our Tourist Information Centre with regional products shop, located at Husova 156/21, Prague 1 – Old Town. Stop by and take a piece of the game world home with you.
Read moreUnzip your tent beside a river, spend the morning exploring a castle and return for a swim before dinner. Camping in Central Bohemia brings together countryside, historic towns and days on the water — with Prague within reach. Central Bohemia is the region surrounding Prague, in the heart of the Czech Republic, also known as Czechia. It is a natural next stop after a city break, whether you are travelling with a tent, touring in a motorhome or looking for a simple holiday cabin.
View postLeave Prague behind for a day, hop on a bike and discover castles, river valleys, historic towns and quiet countryside just beyond the capital. Central Bohemia is made for cycling: you can follow rivers for an easy ride, add a few hills and viewpoints for a more active day, or combine cycling with a castle, museum or café stop along the way.
View postDiscover places connected with the birth of Czechoslovakia and the events that shaped the country at the beginning of the 20th century. Whether you head to Lány, Konopiště or Brandýs nad Labem, history comes together with beautiful architecture and an enjoyable day out.
View postA mine train that can accommodate a wheelchair user. Castle exhibitions accessible by lift. A spa colonnade that is easy to explore with a pushchair or walking frame. Central Bohemia offers far more accessible experiences than you might expect.
View postLet music lead you through Central Bohemia. Set out in the footsteps of Antonín Dvořák and Bedřich Smetana, discover the places connected with conductor Václav Talich, and visit Kutná Hora, the birthplace of Josef Kajetán Tyl, the author of the words to the Czech national anthem. And if you love brass music, make time for Kolín — a town forever linked with František Kmoch and the festival that keeps his legacy alive.
View postTake your dog on a day out. A walk in nature is probably already part of your regular routine, but what about castles and chateaux, cultural stops, heritage sites or even a zoopark? Central Bohemia has plenty of places where dogs are welcome — and where a trip becomes a shared adventure.
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