Czech Republic Travel Guide & Tourism (2025)

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14 Days / 13 Nights

Best of East Europe Tour Package

Berlin(2N) → Warsaw(2N) → Krakow(2N) → Budapest(2N) → Vienna(2N) → Prague(2N) → Berlin(1N)

$ 2,620

7% off

$2,435/person

13 Days / 12 Nights

Gems of Europe Honeymoon Package

Amsterdam(2N) → Paris(2N) → Lucerne(3N) → Zurich(1) → Salzburg(2N) → Prague(3N)

$ 3,134

7% off

$2,902/person

17 Days / 16 Nights

Grand European Adventure: 17-Day Itinerary

Bratislava(2N) → Prague(2N) → Amsterdam(4N) → Munich(2N) → Athens(1N) → Santorini(1N) → Antalya(1N) → Istanbul(2N)

$2,438/person

9 Days / 8 Nights

Iconic Europe Holiday Package

Prague(2N) → Innsbruck(1N) → Zurich(2N) → Paris(3N)

$ 1,588

10% off

$1,421/person

10 Days / 9 Nights

Capital Cities of Europe Tour Package

Berlin(2N) → Prague(2N) → Innsbruck(1N) → Kitzbuehel(1N) → Vienna(2N) → Budapest(1N)

$ 1,622

11% off

$1,433/person

7 Days / 6 Nights

Explore Amsterdam, Berlin and Prague

Amsterdam(2N) → Berlin(2N) → Prague(2N)

$ 1,457

15% off

$1,229/person

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Czech Republic Travel Essentials

Ideal Duration: 8 - 12 days

Currency: Czech Koruna (CZK)

Best Time: March - October Read More

Accommodation Cost (per night in US):
Dorm bed: $10-25
Budget: $30-60
Mid-range: $80-120
Luxury: $150 and above

Budget for Food & Drinks (per day in USD):
Budget: $10-20
Mid-range: $30-50

Visa Policy for Indians:
Schengen Visa

Visa Policy for Other Nationals: Schengen Visa for many countries

Getting In Czech Republic:
Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) Read More

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"The Land of Art, Music and Beer"

Czech Republic Tourism

The Czech Republic, also known as Czechia, is a landlocked country in Central Europe, bordered by Germany, Austria, Poland, and Slovakia. The country is known for its castles, forests, rolling hills, and historic sites, making it a great destination for travelers interested in both history and nature. It is also popular for its world famous beer culture.

One of the most castle-rich countries in the world, the Czech Republic has over 2,000 castles, chateaux, and fortresses. The landscape varies from low mountains in the north and west (such as the Krkonoše Mountains) to vineyard-covered plains in the south. The Bohemian Switzerland National Park offers breathtaking sandstone rock formations, while the Moravian Karst region is famous for its caves and underground rivers. The capital, Prague, is one of Europe’s most beautiful cities, known for its Gothic cathedrals, the historic Charles Bridge, and the stunning Prague Castle, the largest ancient castle in the world. The country experiences all four seasons, with warm summers and cold, snowy winters, making it ideal for activities such as hiking in summer and skiing in winter.

Czechia is also world-famous for its beer culture, producing some of the best lagers globally, including Pilsner Urquell, which originated here. Beer is deeply ingrained in Czech society, with Czechs consuming more beer per capita than any other country. The country has a strong folk tradition, with colorful festivals, traditional costumes, and lively dances still celebrated in rural areas. It is also known for its glassmaking and crystal production, particularly from the Bohemian region, which has been crafting fine glassware for centuries.

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Must Know Before You Travel to Czech Republic

Public Transport Tickets Must Be Validated – Stamp your ticket at the yellow machines before boarding trams, buses, and metro. Fines are high if caught without a validated ticket.
Castles & Historical Sites Are Closed in Winter – Many castles, including Karlštejn and Hluboká, have limited access from November to March.

Best time to visit Czech Republic

The best time to visit the Czech Republic is from mid-March to mid-October, when temperatures range between 10–25°C, making it ideal for sightseeing, outdoor activities, and cultural experiences. March to May, falling in Spring and September to October, Autumn Season, offer mild weather, colorful la... (Read More)

Holidify's opinion on Travel to Czech Republic

What's Great about Travelling to Czech Republic?

Rich culture and heritage. Awe-inspiring architecture. Natural beauty. Breweries. Local food.

What's Not So Great about Travelling to Czech Republic?

Overcharging taxi drivers. Reserved attitude of locals. Racism and xenophobia at some places.

Who should Travel to Czech Republic?

History buffs. People who love architecture. Nature lovers. Music and literature enthusiasts.

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Festivals of Czech Republic

The festivals in the Czech Republic are all about celebrating their culture of art, music and literature. The Prague Spring International Music Festival is one such festival that celebrates the amazing performances by various artistes, symphony orchestras and music ensembles from all around the world. It is held for around three weeks from May to June. Another major festival is the Summer Shakespeare Festival that takes place from June through September at the Prague Castle. The festival is a real treat for literature lovers where some astounding performances are held entrenching the viewer with memories for life. Prague Autumn International Music Festival is yet another great festival that witnesses some great performances by the best musicians around f the globe and attracting plenty of classical music lovers.

Tips for visiting Czech Republic

1. Carry light clothes such as shorts, skirts, shirts and dresses for pleasant days of summer, spring and autumn. 2. Always keep Sunscreen, sunglasses, hats, waterproof jacket or umbrella, as weather is quite unpredictable in the country. 3. For winters, pack your warm sweaters, coats, hats and gloves, as it gets quite chilly. 4. Prague is a compact city and so a pair of good and comfortable shoes is highly advisable as various attractions and sights are at walking distance. 5. Pick pocketing is one of the most common crimes, so beware at the crowded public places, especially when in Prague. 6. Although being a city of fashion, Prague is quite casual about the dress code at restaurants, theatres and opera houses. 7. It is recommended to distribute your cash and cards in different bags and pockets. Also, do not carry large amount of cash with you.

Food of Czech Republic

The food of the Czech Republic is quite filling and heavy comprising of mainly meat and starch. High in calories, the meat (pork or beef) is usually accompanied with potatoes, bread, potato dumplings, rice, and sauerkraut. The food is presented with heavy cream sauce. One can simply see the influence of the neighbouring countries Austria and Hungary on food. Desserts in the country are mostly a blend of fruit and pastry, sometimes served with ice cream. Do not be surprised if you spot someone downing a beer with breakfast, it can be a common sight. Czech beer is very well known for its good taste (Pilsner is the best known) and often cheaper than coffee. There are several other varieties of liqueurs, which are further flavoured with herbs. Coffee, au lait or Turkish, is very famous, latter being very strong.

Nightlife in Czech Republic

The Czech Republic offers a vibrant nightlife scene, blending historic pubs, lively bars, and energetic clubs. Prague is the hotspot, with Old Town’s beer halls, rooftop bars in Wenceslas Square, and mega-clubs like Karlovy Lazne. Brno, a student hub, boasts underground bars and indie music venues, while Ostrava’s Stodolní Street is packed with pubs and dance clubs. In Plzeň, home of Pilsner beer, traditional breweries double as social hubs.

Festivals in Czech Republic

The Czech Republic hosts diverse festivals that attract visitors year-round. Prague Spring International Music Festival (May-June, Prague) is a world-renowned classical music event. Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (July, Karlovy Vary) is one of Europe’s top film festivals. Colours of Ostrava (July, Ostrava) is a major multi-genre music festival set in an industrial backdrop. Pilsner Fest (October, Plzeň) celebrates the birthplace of Pilsner beer with tastings and concerts. Bohemian Carnival (February, Prague) brings vibrant parades and masquerade balls.

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FAQs on Czech Republic

How to reach Czech Republic from India?

If you are visiting to the Czech Republic from India, one has various options of flights including Air India, Fin Air, Lufthansa, Aeroflot, Austrian Airways, Turkish Airlines, Swiss Flights, Emirates Flights and many more. There are no direct fights to the country, the journey being of duration 10 hours approximately. One can take flight from various India cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad etc.

Is the Czech Republic a good travel destination?

Yes, the Czech Republic is a fantastic destination for history lovers, architecture enthusiasts, and beer fans. Prague’s Old Town, medieval castles, scenic countryside, and vibrant nightlife make it one of the most visited places in Europe.

Is the Czech Republic an affordable travel destination?

Yes, the Czech Republic is cheaper than Western Europe. Food, transport, and accommodations are affordable, but Prague can be expensive in peak seasons. Smaller towns like Brno, Olomouc, and Český Krumlov are cheaper alternatives.

Which is better to visit: Prague or Budapest?

Both cities are incredible, but Prague is famous for its fairytale-like Old Town and castles, while Budapest offers thermal baths, Danube river views, and vibrant nightlife. Prague is more compact and walkable, while Budapest has a grander layout and fewer tourists. If you love romantic medieval streets, Prague is better; for ruin bars, baths, and river cruises, Budapest wins.

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