What to do in Czech Republic, tell me where to go in Czech Republic

1. Pilsen

This western Bohemian city is the fourth largest city in Czech Republic and is known as birthplace of pilsner. For those looking for top-notch architecture, St. Bartholomew's Cathedral, Great Synagogue and Renaissance Town Hall are must-sees. The city is a lively economic center with breweries such as Pilsner Urquell and the famous University of West Bohemia.

2. Moravian Karst

This geological phenomenon is located in a protected natural area of ​​the Czech Republic north of Brno. It is a series of massive underground limestone caverns and canyons spanning thousands of square kilometers. Landmarks in area include Macocha Abyss, 138 meters (453 ft) deep, formed by collapse of one of underground cave's ceilings. In addition to caves, there are well-marked cycling and hiking trails in Moravske Karst to explore.

3. Litomysl

This eastern city, once located on border of Bohemia and Moravia, lies on important trade route of Tristenic Way. At end of sixteenth century, city's most famous building, Renaissance castle, was built. The palace is birthplace of famous classical music composer Bedrich Smetana. Another highlight of city is Portmoneum, former home of art lover Joseph Portmont, a tribute to graphic art that covers walls, floors, ceilings and furniture in an immersive style.

4. Olomouc

Olomouc was originally a Roman fortress built during imperial period. The name is a corruption of Roman name for Mount Julius. It later became seat of Governor of Moravia. There is a lot to see here, as city has been considered important in almost every century of past. Olomouc Castle dates back to twelfth century and contains beautiful St. Wenceslas Cathedral. The densely populated city is home to a dozen fine religious buildings with a progressive architectural style, six famous baroque fountains, a famous gallery and an impressive astronomical bell.

5. Chicks

The city is located in South Moravian region and was founded in 14th century as a port city to facilitate trade between Bohemia, Moravia and Austria. The historic city center boasts Easter egg flowers and renaissance architecture, making it a picturesque place to visit. The local Gothic palace was remodeled in 17th century, rebuilt in Renaissance style. Beautiful churches such as Church of Holy Spirit and local Jesuit Church make this an ideal place for photographers, architecture and history buffs.