Recently, I watched an episode of a TV series based on Agatha Christie's novels, featuring the famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot. The story takes place in the 1930s, and one of the female characters sets off on a solo bus journey to Turkey. At the time, this was considered almost unthinkable. Even in the 1960s, travelling through Greece still...

When people imagine medieval Europe, they often picture armored knights, stone castles rising above forests, and a strict code of honor governing warfare and daily life. In the heart of Central Europe, the medieval Kingdom of Bohemia was no exception. On the contrary, it was one of the regions where knightly culture flourished most visibly, shaped...

At first glance, Czechia may seem like a small heart-shaped country tucked into the center of Europe. No oceans, no famous mountain giants, no palm trees. And yet—once you step inside—you discover something extraordinary. It feels as if someone scattered thousands of stories, legends, buildings, landscapes, and secrets across its hills, forests,...

When people think of Europe's most romantic destinations, they often picture France or Italy. Yet right in the heart of Europe lies a country that quietly rivals them all in atmosphere, beauty, and emotion. Czechia is a land of medieval castles on rocky hills, mysterious sandstone formations, silent forest lakes, and viewpoints that make time stand...

This is about the city of Olomouc – the city in the central Moravia and the sixth most populated city in the Czech Republic.

There are few countries in Europe where history feels as alive and tangible as in Czechia.

Most visitors exploring Czechia tend to stay close to Prague — and while the capital is a treasure in itself, some of the country's most fascinating places lie just beyond its borders. Within an hour or two from the city, you can experience medieval fortresses, a former Gothic metropolis, Dutch- founded towns, herds of wild horses and untouched...

When most travellers think about visiting Czechia, they imagine fairy-tale castles, medieval streets, quiet lakes and forest trails. But hidden behind those historic façades lies another world entirely — a raw, beating, electrifying music scene that's one of Europe's most underrated treasures.

South Bohemia is a place where time slows down, landscapes open into wide horizons, and every village seems to whisper its own story. It is a land of tranquil ponds, fairy-tale chateaux, golden meadows and deep forests. A region shaped by centuries of culture, craftsmanship, and the gentle rhythm of rural life. For many Czech people, South Bohemia...

✈️ Air Park Zruč: A Forgotten Aviation Playground Hidden in the Czech Countryside