Whether you’re thinking about celebrating St. Valentine’s Day or your anniversary, or just want to enjoy a romantic weekend for two, there are many places in Czechia made for loving moments. We have many tips on how to enjoy romance with all it takes.

Jonannes Thingnes Bø, Lisa Theresa Hauser, Francesco Bagnaia or Jessica Springsteen (Bruce Springsteen’s daughter) are just a few taste of the famous names you can look forward to seeing on Czech sports circuits the year 2025. Whether you’re a fan of skiing, ice hockey, show jumping, athletics, floorball, or water sports, there´s something for everyone, including top motor races and mountain bikes events.

The majority of Czech castles and chateaus close their gates for the winter season. But there are some historical pearls that welcome visitors all year round, even without any prior booking. They include palaces in city centres or chateaus and castles in small villages. We have some tips for the most interesting sights across the country.

The world’s unique footbridge that dethroned the one in Aruoca, Portugal, can be found in the Dolní Morava mountain resort, in the foothills of the Jeseníky Mountains. It offers an amazing view with a huge dose of adrenaline. Walk along the 721-metre-long footbridge at a height of 95 metres above the ground!

Still not sure what to do with your significant other on the most romantic day of the year – St. Valentine’s Day? Go to Prague! The Czech capital leads many of the lists of the most romantic cities in the world. Its charming, winding streets, amazing parks and cosy cafés are made for some romantic moments for two! Get inspired with our tips on how to have the best Valentine’s Day in Prague.

Czechia now has 17 sites on the UNESCO World Heritage List! The latest entry is Žatec and the Landscape of Saaz Hops. Immerse yourself in this fascinating world, whose history and traditions date far back into mediaeval times. Get to know this Czech national treasure, without which Czech beer and many of the world’s beer brands wouldn’t have stood a chance.