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Brno

Brno is an old city in Czech Republic it was founded in 1243; today it is the second-largest city in the country. Brno is one of the cultural and administrative hubs of the country. Brno is a charming and beautiful destination; the place is dominated by two hills namely Petrov and Spilberg. For visitors Brno has many an attractions and monuments, the city is also known worldwide as a motorcycling Grand Prix destination.

• Museums & Galleries: Brno is a old city and hence has many interesting museums and galleries like the Moravian Land museum, Etnographic museum, Mendelianum (museum of Gregor Mendel) and Pavilion Anthropos (exhibition of prehistory of mankind), Museum of technology, Museum of culture of Romanies (gypsies), Tiflopaedy Museum, Moravian gallery and more.
• City center: The city center of Brno is a fascinating place, the place is full of historical buildings, old churches, theaters, fountains, sculptures, restaurants and more, the place is quiet popular among locals as well as tourists, a walk around here can be pleasing.
• Tugendhat Villa: Tugendhat Villa is listed as a World Heritage Site, it is just 20 minutes walk away from the city center. Tugendhat Villa was build in 1930 and is a classic example of Bauhaus architecture.
• Petrov Cathedral: Petrov Cathedral is located in the center of the city just 10 minutes from the city center, the cathedral has beautiful architecture and is worth a visit.

Sumava

Sumava region is one of major popular tourist destinations in Czech Republic, it is a great destination for outdoor activities like hiking and cycling possibilities, in winter skiing and snowboarding. Actually Sumava is the Czech name for the Bohemian Forest and the Sumava region which includes The Sumava National Park are protected landscape area. The Sumava region creates a natural border between the Czech Republic on one side and Germany and Austria on the other.

Prague

Prague is truly a stunning and romantic city divided into two by the River Vltava situated in the central part of the Czech Republic, Prague is a beautiful European city and has unique architecture and culture. There are also castles and other sightseeing opportunities available in Prague, most of the tourist attractions lie within a mile’s radius of the famous Charles Bridge here visitors can find the best views of Prague’s . The city is filled with book shops, galleries and classical concert venues.

• St Vitus Cathedral: This Cathedral is situated within the Castle Complex and is the country’s largest church, nicely decorated the cathedral’s most outstanding feature is the 96m-high Great Tower thus this French Gothic structure soars above the ramparts, the structure has many side chapels, frescoes, tombstones and beautiful stained glass windows and if one climb the 287 steps of the tower one can get the magnificent views over the city.
• Charles Bridge: The Charles Bridge serves as the central point for tourists and many an other attractions are located nearby, the Charles Bridge is the most photographed feature of the city, and until 1841 this was the only bridge in the city.
• State Opera House: Prague’s opera house was built to be a German theatre but in 1992 it became the State Opera House, it is a beautiful, impressive and a historic venue and is still reasonably priced.
• Old Town Square: The Old Town Square is the heart of the old city and a must stop when you travel to Prague. Once the main marketplace of Prague, the Old Town Square is a large, prettiest and most lively square surrounded by a number of architectural treasures. The Square, which dates back to the 11th century, has featured prominently in the city’s history. On opposite sides of the square there are two churches, St Nicholas, with its distinctly visible dome and the more striking Tyn Church.