Czechia: Where the story lasts longer

Meet Brno, a city with a youthful spirit and a rich layer of history. Explore its atmospheric old town, underground passages, independent cafés, design scene and lively food culture without the crowds. Venture beyond the center to discover South Moravian wine country, where crisp fall days invite slow tastings and local discoveries.

Prague’s magic goes far beyond its famous sights. This fall and winter, wander through atmospheric neighborhoods, discover Art Nouveau details, tucked-away courtyards and neighborhood cafés, then follow the city’s stories after dark. Experience Prague at a slower pace, when misty mornings, golden streets and winter lights reveal a more intimate side of the Czech capital.

Step into a storybook town and stay awhile. Český Krumlov becomes especially atmospheric in fall, when its medieval streets are quieter and the Vltava winds through a landscape of changing leaves. Explore the castle, linger over Czech cuisine, browse local galleries and experience the town at its most beautiful.

Surrounded by forested hills, Karlovy Vary, Mariánské Lázně and Františkovy Lázně form the famous Czech Spa Triangle. Follow elegant colonnades, taste the mineral springs and settle into the timeless ritual of a spa stay. Autumn brings golden landscapes; winter adds a quiet, cinematic atmosphere. Discover the Czech tradition of wellness, culture and unhurried living across three remarkable spa towns, part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Great Spa Towns of Europe.

From Šumava in the west to the Beskydy in the east, Czechia is surrounded by mountains offering a rich variety of winter escapes. Explore the slopes of Krkonoše, the forests of Šumava, the rugged landscapes of Jeseníky, or the peaceful Orlické hory. Ski, snowshoe, hike, or simply enjoy the snowy scenery. And for a classic mountain experience, discover Špindlerův Mlýn, Czechia’s best-known ski resort.

Olomouc brings together grand architecture, lively cafés and a distinctly local feel. Wander its historic squares, discover the UNESCO-listed Holy Trinity Column and settle into a café as fall turns to winter. Come for the beautiful old town, stay for the food, culture and relaxed atmosphere that make Olomouc one of Czechia’s most rewarding city breaks.