Today, I visited Beckov Castle and spent about 2 hours there. The castle is very beautiful and has a lot of history. It is located on a hill, so the view from the top is amazing. You can see the village and nature all around. The castle ruins are well-maintained, and there are signs in English to explain the history. I enjoyed walking around the old walls and towers. It feels like going back in time. There is also a small museum inside with some interesting items. The place is peaceful and not too crowded, which makes it perfect for a relaxing visit. I took many photos and really liked the atmosphere. Overall, it was a great experience. I would recommend it to anyone who likes history, castles, or just wants to enjoy some nice views.

We visited the Spa with a friend of mine for The Mirror and Mud pools. We enjoyed the stay in the spa as walk-ins and welcoming members of the staff at the reception and near the pools made our time enjoyable along with the experience in the pools. I would also recommend the spa café in the Art Deco style building. The lady was also very nice. The cakes were lovely too. The architecture is amazing too, for those, who love the Art Nouveau or Art Deco style.

Beautiful colonada cemtrum 4 hours from Prague. The town is super small but cute specially in winters. Great selection of cafes. Charming in summer too. Nearby dam and golf club is great for family vacation. Great for hikers. A lot of beautifully architected BnBs are there with spa facility. A great day trip or 2 days trip.

The zamek is amazingly beautiful and there are so much to see in here. My daughter and her friends are enjoying the trip and loved the animals there. It is quite big area so it takes us about more than two hours to explore.

Great place to visit. The memorial is built on the top of the hill and offers great views. You can spend hours just roaming around. Very peaceful place. The bottom part is wheelchair accessible. Free parking, challet and coffee shop available close by for refreshments and souvenirs.

A pretty large castle, one of the largest in Czechia (in terms of area). Its massive walls and towers are intact, however most of the buildings (like the central keep) are in a ruined state, so don’t expect to see expositions of furniture, weapons etc. it’s pretty and certainly has preserved the Medieval atmosphere. There is a restaurant in one of the intact buildings.

We took the Via Magnifica ticket without a guide and it was a great experience. We came early, shortly after 9:30 alleged opening and bought tickets, however the exhibition does not open until 10:00. Ladies at the counter could've told us. But exhibition was fantastic, I love old paintings, they have a Tizian painting there (unfortunately I couldn't be in awe when the custodian was expecting in, because all I had in my head after she mentioned the name was episode from Egzorcysta, where one demon was asking the other 'Tizian, Tizian! Nie gniewaj şie.) Anyway...the paintings were fantastic, there are couches to just sit and stare at them. We continued to chapel, small, but so beautiful. The library was a feast for my eyes. So many books. SO MANY! Custodian told us they are in two rows and showed us, that in the cabinet after the Liege hall, third shelf from bottom next to the door out, there is a book from Božena Němcová. After the library we went to the tower, steps were fine (be prepared for cca 200 steps) a cute workout. I didn't spend much time out as I am afraid of heights, but the view is 360 and people were satisfied with it. We ended our tour in a castle cafe. They don't have plant based milk, nor lactose free, but tea was good. We ordered cakes: Míša and parisian cake. Mine was the best parisian cake I have ever tasted. Too bad the cafe is so tiny, just a few tables inside and a couple outside, so gets crowded and loud almost immediately, but damn those cakes...should've taken two.

Must visit when in Kroměříž. Lovely walk, Foucault Pendulum in Rotunda (replica from Pantheon in Paris)... to prove that Earth is spinning 😃

Nice castle, quite well known within the Czech Republic. They have several tours and even with kids of the age of 3 years you'll enjoy trip. Overall there are 3 main tours and then some more (but not so often) if I am not mistaken, there is one tour per 10-15 minutes. You don't need to buy tickets in advance. Maybe just for weekends when there will be more people coming, but when I went there on mid august, there was still approximately 10 places left for each tour. For English speakers, some tours will give you an English text so that's quite nice to have. As for a pictures, our guide told us that we can take them, but we cannot use flashlight (even tho the sign right below stairs says no pictures at all). The guide we had knew really a lot, and was able to answer all questions we gave her. As a bonus, there is a restaurant inside the castle. Not very big choice of food, but when you're hungry, you'll eat anything.

Very nice ZOO situated within hilly terrain. Kind of smaller than Prague ZOO and during my visit there were some reconstructions ongoing, so some parts of ZOO were not fully accessible. Bunch of signs where you can learn various informations, lot of picnic-like places including shopping stalls. In the middle on the highest hill is located observation tower, from where you can see everything. There is also small safari-train where you can sit (60 czk per person) which will take on ride you around the ZOO during which you hear interesting things about animals that you passing by, definitelly recommend.

Beautiful castle surrounded by gardens ♥️ Love this place 🥰 It's very nice to visit for day trips with or without children. My children loved the ice cream 🍦 😋 which we bought there 🥰

Incredibly beautiful Cathedral. Remind me of St. Peter and St. Paul Basilica and St. Ludmila in Praue. Beautiful interior ad well. Highly recommended visit 👌

Family friendly small zoo, good for you for kids, free parking available, but parking slots are full by 11am, so one would have to park further down the road and walk half km to the zoo. Can buy the zoo entrance ticket with credit card

The Astronomical Clock in Olomouc, Czech Republic, is a fascinating historical landmark that blends medieval engineering with post-WWII socialist realism. Originally built in the 15th century, it showcases not only the time but also astronomical data such as the position of the sun, moon, and zodiac signs. Unlike traditional astronomical clocks, its figurines represent workers and scientists instead of saints, reflecting its Communist-era redesign. This unique timepiece offers a blend of science, history, and political symbolism, making it a must-see for visitors interested in both horology and Czech history.

I like the combination of zoo and dinopark. Your kids can enjoy both live animals and also the historical ones. Everything is in good shape and you are free to walk around with possibilities to buy some snacks, watch a short movie in 5D cinema and pet some animals as well. Really nice place!

Small zoo with domestic animals in generally. It is perfect for kids under 10 years. A few nice playgrounds and a special one on the 2nd floor in the barn. A big plus is the elevator if you come with a stroller.

Nice place. Historical performances during summertime⭐️+10

From Lednice castle, you can get there either by boat or on foot. We walked and it was pleasant. Building itself is unique and inside interior is also very interesting and pretty. You can get a nice view from the Miranet, they offer three view point, smaller as you go up.

One of the most visited castle in Czech Republic, a very big castle, wonderful architecture, well maintained, beautiful garden and flower greenhouse. You need to allocate time to be able to walk everywhere and feel the atmosphere. Big parking outside of the castle, you can eat also in the small town near castle.

Very nice place, so much history and interesting things to see. We also participated in a wine tasting session provided by the restaurant, with wines produced locally. It was excellent!

Beautiful place to spend the day with your family. Huge territory to explore.

This is one of the best attractions we saw in our trip. The best part about these caves are, both just the strolling through the caves but the boat ride, inside the caves which was one of a kind experience. Never miss that. Highly recommend. Kids loved this experience. Would be great memory for them.

Fantastic place to enjoy family time lots of sunbed and plenty space... responsibility price and good food... High recommended ☺️

UNESCO World Heritage site. An absolutely must-see building designed by architect Mies van der Rohe. A quiet and relaxing place. We were only able to visit the exterior since the interior tours are fully booked three months in advance. Downstairs, there is a small shop with a few exhibition pieces and souvenirs

St. Peter and Paul Cathedral is one of Brno’s most iconic and breathtaking landmarks. Perched on Petrov Hill, it offers spectacular views of the city and a striking silhouette visible from afar. The cathedral’s Gothic architecture, twin spires, and beautifully decorated interior create a powerful sense of history and spiritual grandeur. Inside, you’ll find stunning stained glass, ornate altars, and a peaceful atmosphere perfect for reflection. Don’t miss the climb to the tower, where the bells famously ring at 11 a.m. instead of noon. A visit here is a truly inspiring experience and a highlight of any trip to Brno.

Climbing the castle was not easy in this incredible summer weather. People on foot should be careful. It must have been hard. It would have been nice if there was still shade of trees. The trees didn't block much sunlight. It was really hard to climb the hill in hot weather. Then I went into the museum of the castle, which was big and had several rooms, but it was not good because I had to carry and see a booklet in English. Viewing is possible up to the third floor. It was convenient because there was a clean bathroom.