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Tips on Where to Travel in Czechia

03.08.2026
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I consider moving to Czechia to be the best decision - because it is in Centre of Europe, it couldn’t be more amazing!

I have moved to Prague on September 24, and since then I have travelled not only around Europe but mostly around Czech cities like Liberec (been here the most times!), Karlovy Vary, Česky Krumlov, Kutná Hora, Znojmo, Lipno, Dolní Morava and many more. There is another type of peace here which is so comforting.

Few things I would suggest for taking small trips across the country: 

  1. Always reserve your seats while booking to avoid hassle. I usually book through the České Dráhy (Czech Railways) app - it's so convenient!
  2. Carry one light jacket. Outside Prague, nights get a little cold even in summers (not when it's 35°C during the day, which is rare thought).
  3. Carry your students ID for discounts everywhere, even on train/bus tickets. It's usually a one day trip to cities in Czechia and transportation is very easy and convenient and you can easily navigate through PID Lítačka app, even if you aren’t in your city.

At last I want to finish up by saying that you should travel Czechia as much as possible, because it is very different from the capital city, Prague, and if you want to feel the true authentic Czechia and its culture, don’t miss out on trips during weekends to other cities! <3 

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