Bohemia is the largest region of the Czech Republic, which includes major cities such as Prague, Liberec, Plzen, Usti nad Labem, Hradec Kralove and Ceske Budejovice. Tours to cities of the region are very popular. Each of them is represented by countless landmarks, entertainment venues and shops.
Prague is the undisputable leader among the cities. Most of the attractions are concentrated in the Old City. Church of Our Lady before Tyn, the Town Hall, the Prague Castle, Golden Lane, the old quarter of Josefov, Strahov Monastery and Petrin Lookout Tower are among priceless historical monuments that can be seen in Prague. You can not only stroll through remarkable places, but also look into local restaurants; beer lovers will appreciate great beers served at local bars.
City of Usti nad Labem also offers to visit its zoo and take a stroll through the picturesque parks and squares. The old church of the Virgin Mary is considered to be the most striking architectural attraction of this place; it has witnessed many important historical events. Ceske Budejovice is famous for its Dominican Monastery and Iron Maiden Tower; Hradec Kralove boasts an excellent water park and lots of old buildings, which can be seen on every street. Every year Bohemia attracts more tourists who are in awe of its beauty.
Bohemia is often chosen by fans of ecotourism and active holidays. There are a lot of small picturesque towns and only a few experienced tourists know about them. Those who prefer walking along picturesque places will be really impressed by Rabi. The main attraction of the town is a namesake castle. This castle started to be built in the 13th century. It had been used as intended until the 18th century and then was abandoned. Today, you can explore the entire territory of the old castle. Tourists have an opportunity to see its rooms, walk along its halls and towers that have a spectacular view of the surroundings.
The enchanting town of Tabor is a perfect place for excursion tourism. Its old streets have excellently survived to this day. The historical district is a pedestrian zone, so it is very convenient to walk and relax here. In the building of the old town hall, there is the Hussite Museum that houses the collection of historical exhibits. Another interesting place is Zizkovo Square where 12 historic streets end. Today, there are several symbolic monuments on the square.
Pelhrimov is famous not only for its rich historical values, but also for medieval brewing traditions. In the 16th century, the first brewery was opened here. Now, popular beers are still brewed in accordance with old recipes in the town. Interesting themed excursions are organized for fans of beer. You can also visit here amazing pubs. The most famous pub in the town is historical U Vlasaku.
If you want to vacation far from lively tourist districts, visit Susice that is located near the Rabi Castle. In the Middle Ages, this town was a big trade center. Rich merchants and industrialists producing salt lived here. Luxurious palaces in the Renaissance style that belonged the richest natives once remind of the Middle Ages. One of the most beautiful architectural monuments in the town is the Vorontsov House. Now, this building serves as an interesting historical museum. In the city surroundings, you can see the preserved fragments of old defensive constructions.
