HOTELS IN PRAGUE
Traditional Places of Interest
| Karlovy Vary The uniqueness of Karlovy Vary lies mainly in balneological treatment that exploits mineral springs. The city is known also by the famous Moser glass facotry, International film festival and also by tradtional spa wafers and Becherovka herb liqueur. |  |
| Mariánské Lázně Mariánské Lázně is the second largest Czech spa, which is very rich in mineral springs. There are forty springs within the area and one hundred in the immediate vicinity. The pseudo-Baroque cast-iron Colonnade from 1889 is the main promenade of the spa and an important architectural monument. |  |
| Františkovy Lázně This city belongs to most beautiful spa places in Europe thanks to the quantity of parks and and forest parks. The sculpture of small boy holding fish is the symbol of Františkovy Lázně. |  |
| Plzeň Westbohemian city is renowned especially for world famous beer Pilsner Urquel. The sightseeing of the brewery and visit to the historical city centre is worth of visit. |  |
| České Budějovice In the historical centre of the city you can find 250 cultural and architectural monuments. The famous beer Budvar (Budweiser) is produced here. |  |
| Pardubice East bohemian city Pardubice is well known for its gingerbread, Big steeplechase and international speedway races Golden Helmet. |  |
| Brno Moravian metropolis with rich history and many architectural monuments. I tis situated close to the famous Moravian vineyards. |  |
| Moravský Kras Moravian Karst is one of the most important karst area of Central Europe. In the area of Moravian Karst, there are more than 1100 caverns and gorges. But only 4 caves of the all number are open to public. |  |
