Due to its eventful history, the Czech Republic is filled with picturesque, unique and interesting places attracting crowds of tourists. Charles Bridge crossing the Vltava River in Prague is striking in its beauty. Erected in the 14th century, the bridge is decorated with statues of prominent figures from Czech history. In the heart of Prague is the House of the Black Madonna - a museum of Czech Cubism built in the early 20th century. It is the first cubist architecture building in Europe. Inside you can get acquainted with the Czech Cubism of 1910-1919: paintings, sculptures, architecture, adverts, and so on. On the ground floor is Grand Cafe Orient.
5-star Art Deko Imperial luxury hotel surprises its guests with a ceramic mosaic decoration of the interior. Other luxurious advantages of the hotel …
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A rich historical heritage of the Czech Republic found its expression in many hotels of this country. Hotel Imperial in Karlovy Vary dates as far back …
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In Smržovka, Liberec Region, there is the great Museum of Armoured Machinery open from April to October. It would be a godsend for those interested in military transport. On request and for an extra fee, you can ride a real tank in the museum building. The museum contains one of the broadest collections in Europe - American, Soviet and British tanks. Here you can also look at other military vehicles of the Second World War and more recent times.
The Czech Republic is a country with a rich history and cultural heritage, which are reflected in local holidays and festivals. Czechs love both …
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In the village of Ruprechtov, South Moravian region, there is an unusual 19th-century mill. Its Dutch architectural style - a rounded building with a rotating roof - sets it apart from other Czech mills. Nowadays, the mill is not functioning, it can only be visited in October or by appointment in other months. In the same region is the Moravian Gallery in Brno - a large art museum whose several buildings provide an opportunity to get acquainted with art from the Middle Ages to the 19th century, as well as contemporary art.