Small Boutique hotels in CZECH REPUBLIC

If you had to choose a type of building that evokes the spirit and splendor of this country located in the heart of Europe, it would be a castle. Start with that of the capital, Prague, an imposing fortress originally from the 9th century. It includes palaces and alleys such as the Golden Alley, where the brilliant writer Franz Kafka lived.

There are many remarkable castles. Prime examples are that of Karlštejn, which safeguards Czech coronation jewels, and Český Krumlov's castle and palace, with a baroque theater and rotating auditorium in its gardens. A tour of this jewel city that is Prague can be started by crossing the fascinating Charles Bridge, scalloped by UNESCO statues and World Heritage Sites.

Do not miss its most typical dish: goulash, an emblem of tasty cuisine. Czech beers are also legendary. The International Festival held in České Budějovice is a good opportunity to try them all.

The Bohemia region is known not only for its fabulous carved glass, but also for the country's historical origins in the 9th century. In Moravia, in addition to Brno, venture into the karst caves of the region with their fantastic underground landscapes. Embraced by forests, Karlovy Vary is a historic spa town with beneficial hot springs. Considered one of the most beautiful medieval cities in Europe, Cesky Krumlov is another must-see.