Hotels & Resorts in Czech Republic

Moravia. Bohemia. Czechoslovakia. The romantic syllables of this country’s past names run off the tongue as gracefully as the red stags of its hillsides, former hunting grounds for past denizens of the more than 2,000 castles that litter the way to Prague. In this “Golden City,” the riches are many.

Incredibly diverse gastronomy that spans from Italian to Arabic, and back to rustic Czech. Nearly three dozen Baroque statues that guard your passage across the landmark Gothic Charles Bridge to Prague Castle, stronghold of kings and presidents. Red-roof views speared by a “Hundred Spires” along a Royal Route. A 600-year-old “New” Town, whose Wenceslas Square opens up to shoppers and theater-goers, then somehow loops back to Old Town Square, where ham is smoked fresh on cobblestoned streets beside a 15^th century Astronomical Clock. Just as well preserved is the Jewish Quarter, where old and new are again open to interpretation with the Old New Synagogue. Add to that some of the most diverse nightlife in Europe, and you have the makings of evening adventures just as thrilling as sunlit exploration.