Czechia

About Czechia

Explore Czechia — from Prague Old Town, Český Krumlov, to Karlovy Vary. Iconic landmarks, natural wonders, and unforgettable travel experiences await.

Wonderful Tourist Locations

Must-see destinations and iconic landmarks in Czechia.

Prague Old Town

Charles Bridge and astronomical clock.

Český Krumlov

Medieval UNESCO town.

Karlovy Vary

Historic spa town colonnades.

Top Restaurants in Czechia

Famous dining destinations, local flavours, and must-try culinary experiences.

Modern Czech

La Degustation Bohême Bourgeoise

Prague

Chef Oldřich Sahajdák's Michelin-starred Prague restaurant serves modern Czech tasting menus inspired by a 19th-century cookbook, featuring venison, root vegetables, and Bohemian sauces reimagined. Intimate and refined, it showcases Czech cuisine's haute potential. Prague's most celebrated fine-dining room.

Czech

Lokál

Prague

Ambiente Group's popular chain revived traditional Czech pub food—svíčková, guláš, and tank-fresh Pilsner Urquell—served in bustling, no-nonsense settings across Prague. Lokál democratized quality Czech cooking for a new generation. An essential Prague dining experience.

Czech-European

Coda Restaurant

Prague

In a baroque palace in Prague's Lesser Town, Coda serves elegant European cuisine with Czech influences—duck confit, potato dumplings, and Moravian wines—under a ceiling adorned with a Dvořák mural. Aria Hotel's rooftop terrace offers castle views. Among Prague's most romantic dining settings.