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Bad Schandau (D) is situated in the heart of the romantic Saxon Switzerland. The prefix "Bad" was added in the 19th century to designate the spa status of the town.
Tours linked to Bad Schandau: Prague Dresden
For more info check: www.bad-schandau.de

Beroun (CZ) has impressive old town gates and fragments of 14th century walls, but primarily, it is mainly a good starting point for trips to the Karlstejn Castle and the Koneprusy Caves.
Tours linked to Beroun: Prague - Regensburg
For more info check: www.mesto-beroun.cz

Breclav (CZ) is an industrial town on the Dyje River. Through this town with a medieval castle used to run an important road to Austria. It is proud of its Renaissance chateau which was rebuilt after 1560 from a Gothic castle. It stands on the site of an original Slavic stronghold.
Tours linked to Breclav: Moravian and Austrian Wine Trails
For more info check: www.breclav.org/eng/default.htm

Ceske Budejovice (CZ) also known as Budweis, is a hometown to the world famous lager Budweiser Budvar with a wonderful town square and a former Dominican Monastery. It is the South Bohemian administrative capital and the largest town in the region.
Tours linked to Ceske Budejovice: Beer Tour; Prague – Linz; UNESCO Tour; South Bohemia Tour
For more info check: www.c-budejovice.cz/cz

Cesky Krumlov (CZ) is one of the most beautiful cities in Bohemia with a well-preserved historical centre that was enlisted on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1992.
Tours linked to Cesky Krumlov: UNESCO Tour, Prague – Linz, Sumava National Park, South Bohemia Tour, Beer Tour
For more info check: www.ckrumlov.cz

Decin (CZ) is a port on the Elbe River and is mainly a starting point for visiting the Sandstone Rocks. The main historical attraction of this town is a large castle founded in the final years of the Premyslid Royal Dynasty.
Tours linked to Decin: Prague Dresden
For more info check: www.mudecin.cz

Domazlice(CZ) in 13th century Bohemian sovereign Premysl Otakar II made it a fortified town, with a layout that has survived to the present. Its wonderful old centre is decorated with highly advanced Baroque architecture style.
Tours linked to Domazlice: Prague - Regensburg
For more info check: http://english.domazlice.info/

Dresden (D) has a long history as the capital and royal residence for the Kings of Saxony. “Florence of the North”, “Southern city in the North” and the “Baroque metropolis” – these are just few of the many nicknames that Dresden has merited.
Tours linked to Dresden: Prague Dresden
For more info check: www.dresden.de/dwt/index.php

Frantiskovy Lazne (CZ) is a small, intimate spa town, which has preserved its turn-of-the-century atmosphere and is one of the most picturesque Czech spas. The relaxing ambience is enhanced thanks to the surrounding landscape.
Tours linked to Frantiskovy Lazne: Spa Triangle
For more info check: www.frantiskovy-lazne.cz

Gmünd (AUT) is an old border town founded in the end of 12th century. Town hall, sgraffitto houses and lovely square make Gmünd popular tourist destination.
Tours linked to Gmünd: South Bohemia Tour
For more info check: www.gmuend.at

Hadres (AUT) – If you are looking for a place with the longest wine cellar route, friendly people and, of course, quality wine, than you can´t find in Austria any better than Hadres.
Tours linked to Hadres: Moravian and Austrian Wine Trails
For more info check: www.tiscover.at/hadres

Hodonin (CZ) the first written note dates from 1073. It´s noteworthy, that this town is the birthplace of the first Czech president Tomas Garrigue Masaryk.
Tours linked to Hodonin: Moravian and Austrian Wine Trails
For more info check: www.hodonin.com

Cham (D) monks from Regensburg founded the Marienmünster, the first and oldest church in the Bavarian forest in the 8th century. The first reference to Cham as a city appears in 976. Despite lots of damage suffered in 15th and 18th century many interesting historical buildings remained till today.
Tours linked to Cham: Prague-Regensburg
For more info check: www.cham.de/deCham

Jaroslavice (CZ) a village with a viniculture tradition going back to the 12th century. There is an old-style wine cellar on the property of the chateau, where not long ago wine was processed from grapes from the best surrounding vineyards. There are also the oldest wine archives in the Czech Republic (wine since 1945).
Tours linked to Jaroslavice: Moravian and Austrian Wine Trails
For more info check: www.obec-jaroslavice.cz

Jindrichuv Hradec (CZ) a magnificent palace with Renaissance arcades, a unique music pavilion and a Medieval “black kitchen” . City is blessed with a glourious medieval past and, structurally at least, untouched by modern conflicts.
Tours linked to Jindrichuv Hradec: Prague - Vienna; UNESCO Tour; South Bohemia Tour
For more info check: http://twist.jh.cz/public/mujh/cz.html

Karlovy Vary (CZ) also known as Carlsbad is the most important Czech spa with a 600-year-old tradition. This fashionable health resort is also attractive due to its historic architecture, beautiful colonnades and sanatoria.
Tours linked to Carlsbad: Spa Triangle Tour
For more info check: www.karlovyvary.cz

Klatovy (CZ) is considered the west Bohemian ´gateway´ to the Sumava Mountains. It is a small, attractive Renaissance and Baroque city that deserves few hours of your time!
Tours linked to Klatovy: Prague-Regensburg
For more info check: www.klatovy.cz/klatovy

Kvilda (CZ) a mountain settlement founded at the confluence of the Cerny („Black“) brook and the Jezerni brook, at the altitude of 1.602 m above the sea level. In the 19th century the local glass painting works became famous for its special technique of painting on the inner side of glass. The highest situated village in the Czech Republic.
Tours linked to Kvilda: Sumava National Park
For more info check: www.infocentrum-horska-kvilda.cz

Laa an der Thaya (AUT) sometimes called the „Gateway to Moravia“, is a charming town that was first mentioned in a document in 1150. It is here where history comes alive, however, the aspiring spa town also boasts the comforts of modern times.
Tours linked to Laa an der Thaya: Moravian and Austrian Wine Trails
For more info check: www.laa.at

Lenora (CZ) a village at the confluence of the Rasnice and the Vltava, 765 m above the sea level. The local glass works had been one of the three remaining glass workshops in Sumava to preserve the old tradition, making „off-hand“ blown glass before it was burnt down in the 19th century.
Tours linked to Lenora: Sumava National Park
For more info check: www.lenora.cz/lenora

Linz (AUT) the European Capital of year 2009. Events like the Ars Electronica and the Bruckner Festival have brought international attention to this historic city and encouraged many to visit it.
Tours linked to Linz: Prague - Linz
For more info check: www.linz.at

Litomerice (CZ) – is not just a pretty town. Litomerice has been a church centre of big importance since the 10th century because of its majestic bishop chateaux.
Tours linked to Litomerice: Prague Dresden
For more info check: www.litomerice.cz

Marianske Lazne (CZ) is a famous spa resort that evokes the feeling of one great park. Elegant spa houses and colonnades arching above curative springs are enclosed in greenery. Woods surround the town, very close to the center.
Tours linked to Marianske Lazne: Spa Triangle Tour
For more info check: www.marianskelazne.cz/cs

Melnik (CZ) is located on a prominent hill above the confluence of the Vltava and the Elbe Rivers. It is a centre of a small Bohemian wine-growing region dating back to the 9th century.
Tours linked to Melnik: Prague Dresden
For more info check: www.melnik.info

Mikulov (CZ) is a picturesque but underrated city. Its castle is located on a hill in the flat wine-growing region of Palava, the UNESCO biospheric reservation.
Tours linked to Mikulov: UNESCO Tour; Moravian and Austrian Wine Trails; Prague-Vienna
For more info check: www.mikulov.cz

Nittenau (D) is an old town with more than one thousand year long tradition. Among its places of interest are remain of medieval fortification and ruin of oldest castle chapels in Bavaria.
Tours linked to Nittenau: Prague-Regensburg
For more info check: www.nittenau.de

Plzen (CZ) usually called Pilsen, is an old Czech town founded in 1295. Golden beer labeled Pilsner Urquell and the Skoda Engineering Works are the two phenomena that make this city famous worldwide.
Tours linked to Pilsen: Prague - Regensburg
For more info check: http://info.plzen-city.cz/

Prague (CZ) Prague has become one of the top tourist destinations in Europe after 1989. Since it is our very special destination, we have devoted to it a separate link – please, see Prague.
Tours linked to Prague: All our tours are linked to Prague
For more info check: www.praha.cz

Regensburg (D) calls itself as the "Germany's best-preserved medieval city" and it's hard to argue with that description. This unique city with more than 2,500 years of history is nowadays under the UNESCO protection.
Tours linked to Regensburg: Prague - Regensburg
For more info check: www.regensburg.de

Retz (D) is an urban historical reservation with a series of valuable houses. The Renaissance town hall, traditional pillory and a 20 km long wine cellar labyrinth belong among the biggest jewels of this town.
Tours linked to Retz: Moravian and Austrian Wine Trails
For more info check: www.retz.at

Roding (D) is with its foundation in the year 844 not only the oldest "Landstadt" of the Upper Palatinate, but also presents itself at the moment as an up-coming, modern and innovative town.
Tours linked to Roding: Prague-Regensburg
For more info check: www.roding.de

Roudnice nad Labem (CZ) the castle is located on a high rock above the Elbe River. The castle has been at that location since the 12th century. Remains of this Roman castle have been preserved in the cellars and on the ground floor of the castle. Today, the castle is a base of a garrison administration and of a military music school.
Tours linked to Roudnice nad Labem: Prague Dresden
For more info check: www.roudnicenl.cz

Slavonice (CZ) this border town is centred on a main square with a unique collection of 16th century Renaisance houses, some with rich sgraffito decorations and vaulted ceilings.
Tours linked to Slavonice: Prague - Vienna; South Bohemia Tour; UNESCO Tour
For more info check: www.slavonice-mesto.cz

Straznice (CZ) a town and centre of the viniculture district, noted already in 1086. In the 16th century Straznice was the second largest city after Prague. Urban memorial zone – Renaissance gates from the 16th century, Neo-Renaissance chateau, etc.
Tours linked to Straznice: Moravian and Austrian Wine Trails
For more info check: www.straznicko.cz

Satov (CZ) lies not quite 1 km from the Austrian border. It is the largest village in the vicinity of Znojmo.
Tours linked to Satov: Prague - Vienna; Moravian and Austrian Wine Trails
For more info check:
http://daniz.webblast.cz/default.asp?nDepartmentID=208&nLanguageID=1

Tabor (CZ) is a former Husite stronghold, which withstood onslaughts by Catholic Europe for 17 years. It sits on a hill above the Luznice River and the Jordan Lake. The old city center has retained many Gothic and Renaissance houses.
Tours linked to Tabor: Prague - Vienna; Prague – Linz
For more info check: www.tabor.cz

Telc (CZ) origins date back to the 13th century but it got its current look after a huge fire in 1530. Architectural unity of the Renaissance style present here convinced to the UNESCO to add the little town to its list.
Tours linked to Telc: Prague - Vienna; UNESCO Tour; South Bohemia Tour
For more info check: www.telc-etc.cz

Trebic (CZ) is a district town and it is situated on both banks of the Jihlava River. The Jewish Quarter, the old Jewish cemetery and the Basilica of St Procopius are reminders of the co-existence of the Jewish and Christian cultures from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. (UNESCO)
Tours linked to Trebic: UNESCO Tour
For more info check: www.trebic-mesto.cz

Trebon (CZ) is a spa town with a picturesque old section and most of its defensive walls still standing. It is known mainly for the flavorsome local fish and the Regent Beer.
Tours linked to Trebon: UNESCO Tour; South Bohemia Tour; Beer Tour;
For more info check: www.mesto-trebon.cz

Vienna (AUT) Austria’s metropolis offers a unique blend of imperial traditions and stunning modern architecture. Visit Vienna for its cultural events, imperial sights, coffee houses, cozy wine taverns, and that very special Viennese charm. (UNESCO)
Tours linked to Vienna: Prague - Vienna; Moravian and Austrian Wine Trails;
For more info check: www.wien.gv.at/english

Vimperk (CZ) first records of the castle are from 1263. The town was among the first ones in the Czech lands to have a printing shop. Vimperk gained fame for its glass indurstry. First glass works date back to the 14th century. Vimperk is a suitable starting point for exploring the Sumava Mountains.
Tours linked to Vimperk: Sumava National Park
For more info check: www.mestovimperk.cz

Znojmo (CZ) is a big and busy town, but it maintains a pleasant old centre with an unusually large number of religious buildings. Highlights are the frescoes located in the walls of the St. Catherine Rotunda and the Town Hall Tower.
Tours linked to Znojmo: Prague - Vienna; UNESCO Tour; Moravian and Austrian Wine Trails
For more info check: www.znojmocity.cz