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EVERY CORNER OF CZECHIA UNVEILS A HIDDEN HAVEN OF WELLBEING
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In the very center of Europe lies a small nation rich in natural splendor and cultural treasures.
Your clients will have easy access to extraordinary experiences, including enchanting castles, UNESCO sites, and the Czech concept of "pohoda," a serene blend of calmness and delight across the country.
Guide your discerning travelers to break free from the daily routine amidst Czechia's breathtaking landscapes, lively cultural experiences, and thrilling sports adventures. Don't let Czechia's idyllic spa resorts with revitalizing mineral springs slip through your fingers, offering visitors a perfect blend of renewal and relaxation.
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Czech rivers offer opportunities for water sports like canoeing and rafting, and showcase beautiful nature, monuments, and historical towns. Notable rivers include the Vltava in Prague, the Jizera in the Jizera Mountains, the Sázava popular with rafters, and the Elbe with cycle routes.
Paddleboarding, including standup paddleboarding, is becoming popular on Czech water bodies like the Vltava River in Prague and near Litoměřice in Třeboutice. In addition to paddleboarding, activities such as wake surfing, wakeboarding, and water skiing are also available.
Close to Plzeň, the Velký Bolevecký Pond offers summer activities like paddleboarding. Mácha Lake, popular with Prague residents, features beaches, boat rentals, paddleboarding, and sight-seeing boat trips.
Even in a city far from the coast, with the majestic Vltava River running through it, visitors can experience river surfing and thrilling white-water adventures at the white water centre on Štvanice Island, just a stone's throw from Prague Castle.
Night rafting in Český Krumlov, a UNESCO heritage site in South Bohemia, is recommended for families or groups of friends seeking an adventure under the moonlight.
Yachting, rafting, and boating enthusiasts can enjoy facilities in Czechia's natural lakes and reservoirs. Key spots include the Lipno Reservoir near Austria and Šumava National Park, Slapy, northern lakes formed from flooded mines, and the Orlice Reservoir.
In the renowned wine region of Pálava lies Nové Mlýny, a trio of inviting reservoirs. Here, your clients can indulge in windsurfing and various other thrilling activities. Additionally, they can fully immerse themselves in water sports at the Brno Reservoir near the historic charm of Czechia's second-largest city, Brno.
For a relaxing and effortless experience on the water, your clients can take sight-seeing boats along the Vltava or Elbe rivers, explore the ponds in the Třeboň Region of South Bohemia, or enjoy a ride along the Baťa Canal near Zlín in South Moravia.
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In Czechia, explorers can revel in stunning landscapes, ancient woodlands, cultural landmarks, spiritual paths, and the world's longest pedestrian suspension bridge, the Sky Bridge.
There are over 40,000 kilometers of well-marked hiking trails—one of the most extensive and meticulously marked networks worldwide—ensuring adventurers never lose their way.
The Toulava region stands out as a premier European hiking destination and boasts the first Czech trail to earn Leading Quality Trails Best of Europe certification. This route showcases the picturesque Lužnice River valley, historic mills and ruins, along with the charming towns of Tábor and Bechyně.
A scenic trek through the Jizera Mountain Beech Forest—a UNESCO-listed national nature reserve—highlights majestic rock formations in one of northwestern Jizera Mountains' most pristine areas.
For extended hikes, consider traversing from westernmost to easternmost Czechia on the Czech Trail or embarking on the Ridge Route through Bohemian Switzerland National Park. The latter stretches over 100 km from the Ore Mountains' foothills to the Lusatian Mountains.
The Sky Bridge near Dolní Morava spans 721 meters across a gorge at a height of 95 meters. It provides breathtaking vistas and was named one of Time magazine's best places in the world for 2022.
In Czechia, via ferratas are becoming a favorite pastime, with about 60 routes currently available and more being added every year. Highlighted routes include Pastýřská stěna in Děčín, boasting breathtaking views and 16 paths; Vodní brána near Semily, catering to both novices and seasoned climbers; Hluboká in South Bohemia with three difficulty levels and stunning vistas of the Vltava River; Bečov nad Teplou's bio-ferrata nestled within a botanical garden; Velká věž and Jezerní stěna by the Vír reservoir, perfect for less experienced adventurers; the demanding speleoferrata in the Moravian Karst; and Slánská hora near Slaný, offering 7 routes and 2 rope bridges to suit all abilities.
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Cycling Czechia offers excellent routes for all levels, including long-distance, easy tourism, road racing, and family trips. It boasts a dense network of sign-posted routes, river routes, EuroVelo long-distance routes, and thematic paths, making it a welcoming destination for cyclists.
Your clients can hire various types of bicycles, including electric bikes, from several bike hire services in Czechia. The ČD Bike Hire Service is available at selected railway stations nationwide.
The Elbe Route and cycle routes along the Ohře, Vltava, and Bečva Rivers are popular, offering views of Prague Castle, the Zoo, and the National Theatre. One route leads to a wine-making region.
Czechia offers 17 international long-distance cycle routes spanning over 90,000 km, including four EuroVelo routes (4, 7, 9, and 13). Noteworthy routes include EuroVelo 13 – the Iron Curtain Route, and EuroVelo 9 – the Amber Route in Moravia, historically significant for amber trade.
Notable green routes include Greenway Prague - Vienna and the Greenway Jizera cycle route through the Jizera Mountains, Jizera River, Krkonoše Mountains, Bohemian Paradise, and Elbe Region.
The Czech Tour Race, the biggest stage race in Czechia featuring top Czech and world riders, will be held from 25 to 28 July 2024. Additionally, the public can participate in L'Etape Czech Republic by Tour de France, starting in Prague with a challenging longest stage of nearly 131 km and over 1,900 meters of ascent, showcasing forests and river valleys.
Czechia also offers diverse mountain biking opportunities, including family-friendly trail parks with bike schools. Key sites include Singltrek pod Smrkem in the Jizera Mountains with over 70 km of trails, and various parks like Bikepark Kopřivná, Trail Park Klínovec, and others. Jáchymov in the Ore Mountains has 24 km of trails graded by difficulty, accessible via a cable car. Trutnov Trails features more than 40 km of varying difficulty trails in a scenic landscape. Trail Park Dolní Morava offers single trails, the Sky Walk, and additional activities like a bobsled track and rope park.
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Czech wellness centres, often located in historic chateaux, offer luxurious escapes from everyday stress. Highlights include Loučeň Chateau with its Baroque apartments and unique labyrinths, Liblice Chateau's adventure wellness procedures, and Valeč Chateau's extensive sauna world.
Štiřín Chateau near Prague provides regal accommodations and a relaxation centre. Petrovice Chateau offers unique treatments like the Cloud Nine.
Other notable spots are Bouda Máma in the Krkonoše Mountains, Svachův dvůr near Český Krumlov with a brewery and chocolate factory, Oderberg Beer and Music Spa, Wellness Hotel Vista Dolní Morava with the world's longest suspension bridge nearby, and Tree of Life Spa Resort with comprehensive spa facilities.
The healing properties of natural springs in Czechia were known to ancient Romans and Celts, attracting famous figures like Goethe and Beethoven. Today, luxury spas in towns like Karlovy Vary, Mariánské Lázně, and Františkovy Lázně continue to draw visitors, including celebrities.
These spas offer top service and are recognized by UNESCO. Czechia's oldest spa is Teplice, while Jáchymov is the oldest radon spa. Special attractions include beer spas and a variety of mineral waters like Vincentka and Mill Spring, known for their health benefits.
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Czechia is a prime destination for golf enthusiasts, offering beautiful courses in picturesque settings, including unique experiences in grand château parks such as the 18-hole course at Golf Club Kynžvart in the historical park by Kynžvart Château.
Golf Resort Karlštejn, near Prague, is a popular tourist destination with views of Karlštejn Castle. Other notable golf spots in Czechia include Central Bohemian Golf Resort Konopiště, the park by Kravaře Château in the Moravian-Silesian region, and Golf Club Hluboká nad Vltavou in South Bohemia.
Golf & Spa Resort Kunětická Hora and the golf course at Hrádek u Nechanic offer tranquility. Combining exercise and relaxation is ideal at golf resorts in spa towns with healing waters, such as Karlovy Vary, Mariánské Lázně, and Františkovy Lázně.
The best way to escape city life is by playing golf in the mountains, enjoying fresh air and beautiful views. Recommended locations include Ještěd transmitter in Liberec, the golf complex in Čeladná, and Golf Resort Ostravice, which together form a 55-hole golf resort, the largest in Czechia and Central Europe.
Combining golf with historical sightseeing in Czechia is easy. Major cities like Prague, Ostrava, and Brno offer top golf courses, such as PGA National licensed courses in Prague, Šilheřovice near Ostrava, and Golf Resort Kaskáda in Brno.
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