Prague's Old Town Square, or Staroměstské náměstí, stands as one of the most enchanting and historically rich locations in the heart of the city.

The historical spa town of Karlovy Vary, located in the western Bohemia region of the Czech Republic, is an enchanting destination teeming with architectural beauty. Its rich array of Baroque, Art Nouveau, and Neo-Renaissance structures has firmly planted this idyllic locale on the global map of architectural insignias.

Europe boasts a fabulous country that attracts romantics, storytellers, artists, musicians and lovers of ancient architecture. The landscape of this wonderful country amazes with the harmony of nature, combining bright colors and an abundance of beauty. The depth and mystery of the lakes, the dense thickets of forests hiding rocks, the benefits of thermal wealth, the bright greenery of meadows and hills overgrown with fragrant flowers and herbs - the beautiful nature of the Czech Republic, which delights both in the past and in the present. In a cute Czech fairy tale, there are many rivers, streams and springs, but no sea, although the humidity level is at an optimal level.

The Czech Republic is famous for its ski resorts, medieval castles, narrow cobblestone streets that bear the stamp of time, medicinal waters and food. All this attracts tourists from all over the world.

One of the pearls of Central Europe is located in the Czech Republic - Prague "Golden City". The historic center of the city stretches on both banks of Vltava River and is connected by the Charles Bridge of the 14th century. On one side of the river is the Old Town with its famous Astronomical Clock, the lively New Town with Wenceslas Square and the Jewish Quarter built in the 13th century.

The most popular Czech resort in our time is Frantiskove Lazne. This little corner is the most famous and well-known among the spa triangle located in Western Bohemia. And also this resort is also one of the oldest, thanks to which the sights of Frantiskove Lazne never cease to amaze their tourists and guests.

The Czech Republic itself is a fairly safe country, both for tourists and for locals. Thousands and thousands of foreigners come here every year. Someone to visit relatives, someone on vacation to see the sights and walk around historical places, others - on work issues. So Karlovy Vary hotels 3 stars for this reason are very popular.