Top 10 Places In Czech Republic (Cool Ideas for Day Trips from Prague)
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- Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2022
- Are you traveling to the Czech Republic and want to visit some cool places but don't know which to pick? We live in the Czech Republic and work as guides here and in this video, we'll share with you our personal top 10 places in the Czech Republic, which you can reach easily by train or bus from Prague.
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Great suggestions. My wife and I have been to #2 and #1. But others on your list have called. Terezin is definitely on our "must visit" list.
I love Brno but sleeping in the bunker museum this summer f’ed up my back real good! The Pilsner urquell museum is da bomb!
I grew up just 25km north of the border between Germany and Czech Republic. And many of these were my childhood's favourite sites and often part of the wonderful movies and series created around these places. But today, looking at some of the shots in your quick guide I can see, how close the architectural resemblance between old villages and towns on both sides are. A tightly woven history ... and I know, rarely in pleasant ways.
In the summer season I can recommend after visiting Terezín to cross the river and visit Litoměřice or a little further away Úštěk, which is a local hidden gem.
Loved it, very great tips. Český Krumlov is great, we go there for birthdays for lunch. If you are in the city PLEASE get lost dont look at map and find some restaurant or tea place. Great asposfre in off season.
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RPG’s!!! Great stuff!!! So a great week would be to go to some day trips that are your favorite and spend days in between seeing Prague. Not only would you have a great time, but prices compared to Austria or Germany would agree with your budget. Twice as much fun for half the price!!!!
...and then there is the town of Loket :-) the most fabulous of them all
Loket is great, but isn't it more of a daytrip from Karlovy Vary than from Prague?
I totally agree with this list, been to all places myself. I also love hiking and skiing in Krkonoše, but that is more a holiday on its own.
I just booked a couple nights in Karlovy Vary for next year. So excited to taste and soak in the healing waters! 💧
I love Valery’s personality. She’s so fun!
Thanks for the tips.. fun video, engaging host
Of the 10 places suggested, u guys chose beer place to visit in this video.. u definitely have your priorities in place...
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A brilliant blogger.
One year ago on December 1, 2021 I got recommended a video from Real Prague Guides. Been a viewer of the channel since then. The video in question was called "How To Dress For Prague's Winter Weather."
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I went to Prachovské skály (Prachov Rocks) a couple of weeks ago.
My Czech ex's bed is one of the most popular and most visited spots. More than number eight at least... I'm surprised it's not on your list
I live in the Czech Republic
love your videos!!!! will be in Czech on May 17th! can not wait!
Been to all these and generally agree (and glad you slipped in Brno at the end! ) also would shout out to more of Moravia such as Mikulov & Roznov & Vallachia region although these are longer than a day trip. Be good to see vid on Moravia
Your videos are getting better and better, good one, keep going 👌👌 Janek and Honza are still my favorite guides but I like your work too
Valery should go on the following podcasts as a future guest:
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I am visited most of the places and I am totally agree with you they deserve to be visit ❤
Brilliant guy’s definitely look at some of the next time, still a few places and museum’s to visit in Prague and of course some more tours with you guy’s😊. You make the tours and history information and fun👍
Good idea to show all your beautifull country.
I am from Israel and I visit Czeck in may. Prague Brno and Kutna Hora - that for me sound or translate as A Dance (Hora) in the Coton field.
Great job, as always. I went to almost all these places when I lived in Prague in 2011. I did not know about the 3 others. When I went to Karlstejn there were many people, but they had it organized very well so there wasn't a lot of waiting. I also liked the videos you made of the separate places as well. One you missed here was where Dvořák was born (Nelahozeves), there's a private castle there, as I'm sure you know. For anyone who reads this, the Nazi prison camp called Terezin is a must see. My apartment was less than 10 minutes from the bus.
End of October I'm going to visit Prague for about 5 days so i'll do my best to do a day tour in one of your recommended places/cities . Thank you for all the info you provide us with :)
You area GREAT presenter!
Pilsen's on my list
made the long CD trek to Krumlov in winter. Beautiful with snow of course
cool places!
I've missed you guys! Veselé Vánoce a.t.d. Next place for you to cover could be Jindrichuv Hradec. A bit like Česky Krumlov but cheaper and a lot more Czech.
Super suggestions!. Pruhonice park is just outside of Prague though?
Yes, it's the first stop by bus behind Prague, you have to use 3xx buses to go there.
I am looking forward to watch this video! 😊
Hi Valerie, I cannot find your video about Theresiënstadt Terizin in your list??
Here it is!
Terezin Concentration Camp - History, Virtual Tour
ruclips.net/video/YcvCzqAzZhE/видео.html
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I would like to visit the Teresenstat.
Been there. It was one of my highlights of Prague. I always recommend it to tourists when I'm in Prague.
Hi Valery, just for your information, we have wolwes and bobcats, here at Bohemian Switzerland Natioal Park.
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Great video! Very informative, but can i reach those all places by car? Is there parking options available especially for the nature sites?
Czech republic i am coming ❤️
I’ll choose Czech Republic airlines and a motel room with many rooms only for me.
We are heading to Prague this Summer. I was looking at the Hillman 1000 and they list 8 places in the Czech Republic, with 3 being in Prague (Charles Bridge, Prague Castle, Prague Old Town #53 of 1000). You also have 3 of the remaining 5 (Cesky Krumlov, Karlovy Vary, Kutna Hora). The other 2 they list are: Marienbad & Olomouc. Any thoughts on those?
Would you recommend bohemian in winter? Visiting in December and we are wanting to see some nature sites even though they may be covered in snow 🤣
snow is getting rare in central Europe in the last decades. There could be some snowflakes in December but around Christmas or New Years there is a usually a wheather phenomenon with milder temperatures and rather rain. January and Februrary have a higher chance of snow ... or if you go to mountainous areas.
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Hi I'm from Singapore a tiny country in South East Asia I have a request, can you make a video regarding jaromer and the fortress. Thanks you 😘
is it better to plan for a Czech republic trip to all cities or something like Warsaw, Prague and Bratislava
I'll be in Prague for 3 nights in July. With my two teenage girls. I have two tours in Prague booked with 100 spires. After that, I'll have 4 more days to fill before I fly to Copenhagen to see friends. I can decide what to do with those days. I didn't drive, so we will move around by bus and train. I was thinking of two nights in Telč and one night in Cesky Krumlov. Train to Telč, then bus and train to Cesky Krumlov. The last day Cesky Krumlov to Prague by train. What do you think? Too much?
Im atually from czech
why leave Praque?? Prague as Hot ladies and cheap beer! You should do a review of places like Hot Peppers!
and great clocks
You forgot Olomouc, just 2+ hours from Prague.
Visiting Terezin was a humbling experience. It’s a solemn place with horrible past.
I imagine you could use more drone footage. Just saying.
Pruhonice isn't part of Prague, so you are technicaly correct :-)
Thanks for pointing this out. Next time we’ll do more research 😂
Actually when we studied the guiding school in Prague, they taught us that Pruhonice park is part of Prague’s UNESCO protection area and upon searching in google, it is. So that’s where our confusion comes from.
Whta is that place that sounds like "Cesky rhy?"
Just to clarify - I wouldn´t recommend a trip to Bohemian Switzerland right now. There was a severe forrest fire this year destroying most of the nature around Pravčická brána, which is closed for the visitors right now. The rest of the nature park is OK I guess, but not as easily accesible form Prague. And be prepared for another kind of catastrophical views - the forrest was decimated by a massive invasion of bark beetle, so instead of trees you will find lot of empty spaces. I mean maybe give it few decades before visiting? (If you are not a biologist who would enjoy watching the slow rebirth process after those two events.)
I wouldnt recommend Pravčická brána area either right now but there are other areas worth visiting Jetrichovice, Ostrov, Tiské steny and do not forget about the German neighbor region Saxon Switzerland. The German part has better places for accommodation than the Bohemian Switzerland. I recommend Bad Schandau.
You gave us a great list, but Im not sure.... do any of these cities have an awesome clock that has figures moving around on the hour and giant faces of the clock??? ahhahahaha
Try the clock is Seoul I heard its the original XD
Go to Olomouc, they have really strange clock...
Are the honest guide not the real ones? :D
Please assist me to come to Czech republic for my masters degree please
Ahoj Valerie, do you guys have an email address i can write you, we run a small art school in Prague and would love to invite you here, we can test your golden hands perhaps and see how fun and creative you are. Hope to hear from you soon.
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Please Don't bring strangers, better stay home
Great suggestions. My wife and I have been to #2 and #1. But others on your list have called. Terezin is definitely on our "must visit" list.
Guys, you're always first class!
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