Czechia
Czechia sits at the geographic heart of Europe, a landlocked country of rolling hills, medieval towns, and a brewing tradition that shapes social life as much as any institution. Prague's skyline of spires and baroque domes is among the most intact in Central Europe, but the countryside holds its own quieter weight — forested highlands, vineyard valleys in Moravia, and castles cresting nearly every ridge.
About Czechia
Overview
Bordered by Germany, Poland, Slovakia, and Austria, Czechia divides into the historic regions of Bohemia and Moravia. The capital, Prague, sits on the Vltava River and serves as the country's political and cultural centre. Czech is the official language; the currency is the Czech koruna. The country has been a member of the European Union since 2004 but has not adopted the euro.
Airports in Czechia
5 airportsAirlines based in Czechia
1 airline
Hotels in Czechia
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